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Palazzo Talìa

Rome, Italy • Trevi • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,083 / night

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At a glance

A sixteenth-century Roman palazzo converted into a boutique hotel with Luca Guadagnino interiors balancing steel and original plasterwork.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors in Rome

Highlights:

  • Sixteenth-century palazzo with rusticated travertine portal
  • Rooms by Luca Guadagnino mixing steel canopies with original cornicing
  • Bar lined with antique mirrored tiles and painted fresco fragments
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The stone portal visible in the first image — rusticated travertine, a mascherone carved into the keystone, balustrade above — belongs to a late Renaissance palazzo on Via della Stamperia, steps from the Trevi Fountain, whose origins stretch back to the sixteenth century. Palazzo Talia, which converted this historic Roman fabric into a boutique hotel, asked designer Luca Guadagnino and his studio Giano to answer a question that few hospitality projects pose so directly: how do you furnish rooms inside a building where the walls themselves are the most significant objects in the space. The answer, visible across the guest rooms, is a kind of productive dissonance. Herringbone parquet floors carry steel four-poster beds with arched canopies that echo palazzo window forms; ink-blue velvet headboards and lacquered pink cube tables introduce a saturated contemporary palette against high white plaster ceilings and original cornicing. The bar is the most vivid room in the hotel — antique mirrored tiles lining the counter surround, Thonet bentwood stools at marble, painted fresco fragments above the windows — while the restaurant deploys a coffered ceiling of gilded square-within-square geometry that sits somewhere between Roman antiquity and midcentury rationalism. Throughout, Murano glass sconces and bespoke furniture manufactured in Italy hold the rooms in an atmosphere that belongs entirely to Rome without deferring to it.

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Palazzo Talìa Reviews

47 reviews

"Palazzo Talia provided a wonderful experience for our family in Rome. It offers a quiet, dignified refuge in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Rome. The service was exceptional and the hotel itself was very beautiful, modern with a cool vibe. It is a rather large hotel with a small number of rooms, made for a very familiar feel. We had dinner there one night and it was as delicious as any of the fine eateries in Rome. While the room rates are slightly pricey, I felt that I was getting a very good value. I cannot wait to go back to Rome and will definitely be returning to Palazzo Talia."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 29, 2026

"Our stay at Palazzo Talìa was truly wonderful. The hotel is beautiful, but what made the experience special was the kindness of the staff. The location is perfect. You are walking distance from Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Sant’ Ignacio of Loyola Church and many more attractions. Just walking the are is the most beautiful thing you can give yourself. A special thank you to the Spanish-speaking Front Desk young lady , whose warmth, professionalism, and help throughout our stay made us feel at home. I would also like to thank the doormen and entrance staff, who welcomed us with a smile every time we returned to the hotel. Their kindness and attention never went unnoticed. Thank you all for making our stay in Rome so memorable. Warm regards, Milena & Alexandra"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 24, 2026

"The hotel is incredibly beautiful; however, our stay was disappointing. The so-called “superior” rooms have a very serious issue: the room window faces the hotel’s restaurant/bar, and the windows are not soundproof. As a result, it is impossible to sleep. The bar stays open until around 1:00 a.m., and breakfast service begins at 7:00 a.m. In other words, there is constant noise inside the room at all times. Not only loud noise from people talking and cutlery clattering, but also a recording of birdsong that plays continuously, day and night, without stopping. After an extremely poor night’s sleep (we were only able to fall asleep after 1:00 a.m. and were woken up again at 7:00 a.m. due to the restaurant noise), we complained and asked to be moved to a room that did not face the restaurant, or at least one that was farther away from the noise, considering we still had two nights remaining. However, the only solution offered was to move us to the room next door, which had EXACTLY THE SAME PROBLEM, as it was the only one in the same category as ours. This was definitely not what we expected from a hotel of this standard. At the very least, one expects to be able to sleep in a hotel of this level. In addition to not having soundproof windows—which would allow for a comfortable stay—when we raised our complaint, the staff were completely dismissive and showed no real interest in resolving an issue caused by the hotel itself. We were left to endure two more sleepless nights, despite the high price we paid expecting comfort."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 12, 2026

"Every aspect of the guest experience in this charming boutique hotel located in the heart of Rome has been carefully considered. We thoroughly enjoyed our weekend in Rome, walking out to major sites nearby and returning to relax in the lovely courtyard of the hotel that offers a tranquil retreat from the bustling streets outside the hotel door. The staff are excellent, the food and drink expertly executed, the renovation of this 500 year old building astonishing in combining modern comfort with a magnificent history. A perfect hotel experience."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 09, 2026

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