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5-star hotel on Via Veneto in Rome, just steps from the Trevi Fountain, with a panoramic rooftop bar, Italian restaurant and buffet breakfast with homemade pastries.

4-star hotel in a fifteenth-century building between Campo de' Fiori and Piazza Navona, with a view of Palazzo Farnese and a rich buffet breakfast.
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Hotel Residenza In Farnese is a 4-star hotel housed in a 15th-century building in the centre of Rome, a short walk from Campo de’ Fiori and Piazza Navona, with a direct view of Palazzo Farnese.
The property is designed for those who want to explore the historic centre on foot, among alleyways, Renaissance palaces and glimpses of the Tiber: couples particularly appreciate the location, rated 9.4 for a trip for two. The rooms, furnished with damask fabrics and equipped with air conditioning, private bathroom, satellite TV and minibar, range from the Single Room to the Suite with a separate living area, passing through doubles, triples and accommodations with views of the surrounding historic palaces.
Every morning a buffet breakfast is served with sweet and savoury options, Italian and continental, with special diet menus available on request. The property also has a meeting room, concierge service, room service, luggage storage and a 24-hour front desk. Private parking is available but with limited spaces, given the location within a pedestrian and restricted-traffic zone.

The rooms at Hotel Residenza In Farnese share a common thread of air conditioning, private bathroom, satellite TV and furnishings with damask fabrics that recall the atmosphere of the historic palace that houses them. The range starts with the compact 10 m² Single Room, designed for solo travellers, and moves through solutions for two, three and four people, up to the Suite with a separate living area.
Most accommodations overlook Palazzo Farnese or Palazzo Spada, a detail that makes each stay different depending on the floor and orientation of the chosen room. Bed configurations are flexible, with the option to choose between single beds and large double beds of various types, while the Suite, the largest at 43 m², adds a sofa bed to accommodate families or small groups with greater comfort than the other room types.
A 16 m² double room with damask furnishings and, in most cases, a view of Palazzo Farnese or Palazzo Spada. Equipped with air conditioning, private bathroom and minibar, it is the room type most requested by couples for its cosy and elegant atmosphere.
At 23 m² it is larger than the Double Room and designed for three people, with two alternative bed configurations to be specified when booking. Here too the main view is of Palazzo Farnese or Palazzo Spada, with damask fabric furnishings.
The same size as the Double Room but with two separate single beds, ideal for friends or colleagues sharing the room without giving up a private bathroom and air conditioning. Here too the view favours the surrounding historic palaces.
The largest accommodation in the hotel, at 43 m² with a living area separate from the bedroom, plus a sofa bed that allows up to four people to stay. Suitable for families or small groups looking for more space than the other room types.
The most compact room in the property, at 10 m², designed for solo travellers. The private bathroom is equipped with a courtesy set and hairdryer, while the satellite LCD TV completes an essential yet functional set-up.
Hotel Residenza In Farnese offers services designed for those visiting Rome without giving up the convenience of a historic centre active around the clock: a 24-hour front desk, express check-in and check-out, a concierge service for tour and attraction advice, luggage storage and a tour desk. Those travelling for work will find a business centre and spaces for meetings and banquets, while room service and an ironing service simplify guests’ daily life.
In-room amenities include air conditioning, free WiFi connection and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, as well as a private bathroom with courtesy set and hairdryer. The property is entirely non-smoking and has a lift, along with accessibility features such as toilets with grab bars and wheelchair access in some areas.
There is also a more convivial side, with a sun terrace, cooking classes, walking and cycling tours, themed evenings and the possibility of breakfast served in the room for those who prefer a more relaxed pace.
The hotel occupies a fifteenth-century building on via del Mascherone, in the heart of Rome’s most authentic district, between Campo de’ Fiori and Piazza Navona: a pedestrian and restricted-traffic zone where alleyways, Renaissance palaces and small trattorias define the character of the neighbourhood. Palazzo Farnese, which gives the property its name, can be seen directly from many rooms.
Campo de’ Fiori is about 200 metres away, Piazza Navona just over 500 metres, while Piazza Trilussa and the Tiber can be reached in less than 300 metres on foot. Roma San Pietro railway station is 1.4 km away, the Colosseo metro stop 1.8 km; the Trevi Fountain and St. Peter’s Square are 1.3 km and 1.5 km away respectively, all walkable within the historic centre. Ciampino Airport is 13 km away, Fiumicino Airport about 18 km.
Nearby you’ll find dining spots such as Ristorante Camponeschi and Giulia Restaurant, both less than 150 metres away, ideal for a typical Roman dinner. For those who love art and history, Villa Farnesina is 300 metres away, Palazzo Braschi and Largo di Torre Argentina within 500 metres, while the Palatine Hill and the Imperial Forums can be reached with a short walk or a few minutes by metro. In every season the neighbourhood is perfect for long evening walks among fountains, squares and Trastevere views.
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Reviews particularly reward the location, with a score of 9.5, and the staff, rated 9. Cleanliness and comfort also score well, while the value for money, although positive, remains the relatively lowest-rated category among those assessed.
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No, Hotel Residenza In Farnese does not allow pets during the stay.
Hotel Residenza In Farnese has private parking with limited spaces, subject to availability and located in a restricted-traffic zone: it is advisable to communicate the vehicle’s license plate and arrival time in advance.
Hotel Residenza In Farnese is about 500 metres from Piazza Navona, comfortably reachable on foot in a few minutes through the alleyways of the historic centre.
Yes, Hotel Residenza In Farnese includes breakfast, served every morning as a generous buffet with continental, Italian, sweet and savoury options, with special diet menus available on request.
Yes, most rooms at Hotel Residenza In Farnese overlook Palazzo Farnese or Palazzo Spada, thanks to the location of the historic building that houses the property.
Yes, Hotel Residenza In Farnese welcomes children of all ages and offers family rooms such as the Suite, as well as services like buffets and meals dedicated to younger guests.