The Grand Palace

Rome, Italy
10

guests

5

bedrooms

5

Bathrooms

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Description

Nestled in the heart of Rome, this impressive Renaissance palace has been the seat of the aristocratic Costaguti family for centuries. The family commissioned the most famous Italian Renaissance painters of the time – like Caravaggio’s master, Cavalier d’Arpino, and the esteemed Zuccari brothers – to decorate the rooms with elaborate ceiling frescoes. The incredibly well-preserved frescoes provide a museum-grade body of work, available for your private viewing pleasure. Furnished with elegance, refinement and comfort in mind, this one-of-a-kind accommodation is unique both for its historic characteristics and its exceptional location. CIR 960

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Amenities

  • Elevator in Building
  • Central Air Conditioning
  • WIFI Internet
  • Dishes & Utensils
  • Dish Washer
  • Toaster
  • Washing Machine
  • Pool Table
  • Sauna

    • What's included? More than you can imagine

    Personal welcome

    We welcome all of our guests in person directly at the chosen apartment or at the Grand Club in the heart of the city center

    Daily cleaning and linen change

    Daily housekeeping, linen change and dish cleaning to make sure you come back to a sparkling clean home

    Luxury linen and toiletries

    Every home is prepared with luxury linens, toiletries and towels to meet our high end hospitality standards

    Ask Alfred, 24/7

    Local staff available 24/7 - we are available round the clock

    And much more

    • All of our homes are fully furnished with all the comforts to make you feel at home, away from home
    • Complimentary wifi
    • Welcome kit with exclusive italian products
    • Access to The Grand Club - a space for you to book your experiences, relax or work in a dedicated private area

    Customize your stay

    Limousine Service

    € 80.00

    Would you like to be chauffeured easily and comfortably from the airport to your Grand home? We will send a premium or luxury car according to your preference and to the number of guests arriving, and the chauffeur will take you directly to your home. 


    Would you like to be chauffeured easily and comfortably from the airport to your Grand home? We will send a premium or luxury car according to your preference and to the number of guests arriving, and the chauffeur will take you directly to your home. 


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    Limousine Service

    € 95.00

    Would you like to be chauffeured easily and comfortably from the airport to your Grand home? We will send a premium or luxury car according to your preference and to the number of guests arriving, and the chauffeur will take you directly to your home. 


    Would you like to be chauffeured easily and comfortably from the airport to your Grand home? We will send a premium or luxury car according to your preference and to the number of guests arriving, and the chauffeur will take you directly to your home. 


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    The Grand Palace - Close to home selection by the Master of the keys

    € 252.00

    Portico of Octavia

    Temples of San Nicola in Carcere

    Monastery of Santa Francesca Romana

    Cripta Balbi

    Palazzo Mattei di Giove


    Engraved in stone, the lion still bites the gazelle. Deep wells where sacred waters gave birth to the Chosen People. The Emperor’s deep maroon that envelops the bricks. Wells that have long since collapsed, shrouded in darkness, places where you find yourself in front of endless arcades that used to belong to Rome during the days of the Empire. Perpetually closed doors, in monastic sacredness. The myth of the empire that decorates the new principles of the Renaissance with its marbles. The Grand Palace, which lives between the upside-down Rome of the Botteghe Oscure and the marbles of the nobles of the Ghetto, whose palace looks like blocks of marble, resting on the sand.





    Portico of Octavia

    Temples of San Nicola in Carcere

    Monastery of Santa Francesca Romana

    Cripta Balbi

    Palazzo Mattei di Giove


    Engraved in stone, the lion still bites the gazelle. Deep wells where sacred waters gave birth to the Chosen People. The Emperor’s deep maroon that envelops the bricks. Wells that have long since collapsed, shrouded in darkness, places where you find yourself in front of endless arcades that used to belong to Rome during the days of the Empire. Perpetually closed doors, in monastic sacredness. The myth of the empire that decorates the new principles of the Renaissance with its marbles. The Grand Palace, which lives between the upside-down Rome of the Botteghe Oscure and the marbles of the nobles of the Ghetto, whose palace looks like blocks of marble, resting on the sand.





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