Palazzo Manfredi
Hotel · Monti
Via Labicana, 125, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
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Highlights
Palatial residence with Colosseum views, Michelin-starred restaurant
Via Labicana, 125, 00184 Roma RM, Italy Get directions
$$$$ · Menu
Palatial residence with Colosseum views, Michelin-starred restaurant
Via Labicana, 125, 00184 Roma RM, Italy Get directions
$$$$ · Menu
"Occupying an intimate palazzo with direct, floor-to-ceiling views of the Colosseum from many of its 23 rooms (including in some shower areas), this boutique five-star provides a unique archaeological vantage point: its ground-level cocktail bar looks into the Ludus Magnus gladiator training site, its bar team includes a leading amaro expert, and the Michelin-starred rooftop restaurant serves tasting menus centered on seafood, meat or vegetable-led courses with dramatic sunset views of the ruins." - Laura Itzkowitz, Erica Firpo
"More a palatial residence than a hotel, I noticed the grand reception with ancient maps and leather Chesterfields and junior suites with warm chocolate walls and burgundy furniture that feel sumptuous. Many rooms offer Colosseum views, some suites include hot tubs and exercise bikes, and the Michelin-starred rooftop restaurant Aroma is notable both for its food and spectacular vistas." - Maresa Manara
"A gorgeous 17th century aristocratic palazzo is home to this unique luxury hotel. On its doorstep, one can admire the vestiges of the Ludus Magnus, where gladiators were trained before combat in the nearby Colosseum. Ensconced within the elegant, refined interior, you can feast your eyes on unparalleled views of some of Ancient Rome's most iconic sites. On the panoramic terrace of the Michelin-Starred Aroma, savor Italian cuisine with a creative spin and detailed attention paid to the ingredients." - The MICHELIN Guide
"How did it strike you on arrival?It feels wrong to call Palazzo Manfredi a hotel; rather, it’s a palatial residence, owned by none other than Count Goffredo Manfredi. The reception area is suitably grand, with ancient maps on the wall and leather Chesterfield armchairs. Silver picture frames and diamond jewelry is on display, too, all available for purchase. Nice. What’s the crowd like?Anyone who likes a bit of old school luxury will be tickled pink by this place. The service is impeccable, and the location, right by the the Colosseum, is utterly glorious. The good stuff: Tell us about your room.The handsome Junior Suite is warm and wintry, with chocolate-colored walls and burgundy furniture, velvet chairs and a suede bedhead. The pillow menu is marvelous, as are the views to Colosseum. Please tell us the bathroom won’t let us down.The modern, coffee-colored bathroom has dusky marble sinks and a big walk-in shower. Some Suites even come with a hot tub and exercise bike, taking care of all your relaxation and fitness needs. Maybe the most important topic of all: Wi-Fi. What’s the word?Wi-Fi is free, and strong. Anything stand out about other services and features? Whether it’s childcare, gyms, spas, even parking—whatever stuck with you.The Michelin-starred rooftop restaurant Aroma is worth a visit, just for the views—although the food is equally stupendous. The tasting menu spans seafood (octopus, scallops), pasta (pumpkin and gorgonzola tagliolini with caviar) and pork and lamb, before moving on to a creamy lemon sponge dessert. Go for the matching wine option. Word of warning, if you can’t make it and cancel your table on the same day as the reservation, there’s a no show fee of €100 per person. Ouch." - Maresa Manara
"Admire an outstanding view of the Coliseum over breakfast at the rooftop terrace at Hotel Palazzo Manfredi. Rooms here are spacious and offer free Wi-Fi and Sky TV. With such a central location, a 2-minute walk from Colosseo Metro Station, getting around Rome is easy. Each room has a view of the ancient ruins along the Roman Forum. Other room amenities include a bathrobe and slippers, as well as a minibar and pay-per-view channels. Palazzo Manfredi also offers a self-catering option. The apartments are located in the same historic area of Rome and feature living rooms and full kitchens. Cocktails and light snacks can also be served out on the terrace. If you really want to see Rome in style, you can rent a Lamborghini sports car from reception." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
