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This palatial apartment is filled with stunning frescoes of museum quality. The vast living room features a ceiling fresco by the Zuccari brothers and has massive windows overlooking the Piazza Mattei and its iconic Turtle Fountain.
As well as the 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms there is a grand billiards room and private sauna and the main floor has recently been renovated and fitted with state-of-the-art comforts and technology including complimentary WiFi and SKY TV in various languages. Complimentary airport and train station transfers are included.
The Ortigia line of shampoo, conditioner, bath wash and body cream is inspired by the flowers and culture of Sicily, created by the master Perfumeur Lorenzo Villoresi.The Costaguti Experience keyboard_arrow_up
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More detailsNeed help? Speak to our Reservations Team on +44 203 397 0085 or email usOpening hours from 09.00- 17.30 Monday - Friday (UK time) -
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Why so chic?
Why travel experts chose this hotelStaying in the lap of luxury with friends & familyMuseum quality frescoesIdeal for celebrations and special occasionsChic Treats
Only when you book with ChiccheckTransfer to and from airportcheckUse of mini iPadcheckBreakfast hamperThis 16th-century frescoed palace apartment sleeps up to 14 in the heart of the old Jewish Quarter in Rome. The Costaguti Experience is one of luxury with some of the best Roman hospitality to be found in the Eternal City.
A dedicated concierge is available for check in and check out 24 hours a day by phone, luxury airport and station transfers and a complimentary table with WiFi are just a few of the luxuries included in your stay in these stately rooms.
The Costaguti Experience showcases museum-grade frescoes by several masters of the time including the esteemed Cavalier d’Arpino, a painter that commanded Rome’s attention during the Baroque period who was one of the early teachers of Caravaggio, Gaspard Poussin, and the brothers Taddeo and Federico Zuccari.Dining
The kitchen is fully-equipped for you to be your own chef or you can take advantage of the private Chef@Home service.Accommodation
This palatial apartment is filled with stunning frescoes of museum quality. The vast living room features a ceiling fresco by the Zuccari brothers and has massive windows overlooking the Piazza Mattei and its iconic Turtle Fountain.
As well as the 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms there is a grand billiards room and private sauna and the main floor has recently been renovated and fitted with state-of-the-art comforts and technology including complimentary WiFi and SKY TV in various languages. Complimentary airport and train station transfers are included.
The Ortigia line of shampoo, conditioner, bath wash and body cream is inspired by the flowers and culture of Sicily, created by the master Perfumeur Lorenzo Villoresi.Activities
During your stay at Palazzo Costaguti, you have the use of a tablet device, pre-loaded with all the necessary applications allowing you to enjoy Rome to its fullest. Under a ceiling fresco by Cavalier d’Arpino, you can play a game of billiards and relax in a relaxed seating area in the private billiards room.
Parking information
Parking is not available.
Wifi information
Free Wi-fi is available.
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Check in instructions
Check-in from 16:00.
Our concierge is waiting for you in the apartment to check you in.
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Facilities keyboard_arrow_downAir conditioningAirport transferDry Cleaning ServicesHousekeepingSpa treatmentsParkingWi-fiWi-fi/Internet , Heating , Rent whole place , Child friendly , Pets allowed , Yoga , Concierge , Laundry Service , Sauna , Baby/Toddler equipment , High Chairs , Babysitting , Kids Menu
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Address
Piazza Mattei, 10, 00186 Rome, Italy
Nearest airport
Rome Fiumicino - 45 minutes
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Mario Mazzone
3 months ago
The top in Rome
5/5 -
Alessio Fauni
8 months ago
Superb building dating back to the sixteenth century, perfectly preserved and renovated; in some parts you can still see fabulous frescoes of the time; a pity that only a few sporadic portions remain. The architectural design, on the whole, is very classic and perfectly reflects the construction period.
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Tony Popa
10 months ago
Palazzo Costaguti is a historical palace that dates back to the first half of the sixteenth century. The original building was constructed for the noble prelate monsignor Costanzo Patrizi, and was then sold to brothers Ascanio and Prospero Costaguti whose heirs still maintain ownership of the palace and the noble title of Marquess. Powerful figures in their time, the Costaguti renovate the palace, expanding it and commissioning highly acclaimed architects and painters from Rome.Following the canon of Renaissance architecture, the palace features a piano nobile (main noble floor) accessed by a stately marble staircase. The noble floor housed the main public rooms for receptions and parties as well as the master bedrooms. The piano nobile now occupies the Costaguti Experience. The decorated interiors feature some of the most famous painters of the late Renaissance and early Baroque gracing the walls and ceilings with works of art that you can still admire today.The Costaguti Experience boasts museum-grade frescoes by several masters of the time: the esteemed Cavalier dArpino, a painter that commanded Romes attention during the Baroque period. He was one of the early teachers of Caravaggio, Gaspard Poussin, and the brothers Taddeo and Federico Zuccari. The Zuccari brothers from the Marche region of Italy were innovators of Italys artistic heritage and their work can also be observed in the main living room with a fresco depicting the Allegories of the Months and Virtues.
5/5 -
Khalid AlAli
10 months ago
Stayed here for four nights in late November and early December of 2018. What an amazing place to stay at, and for only 1000 euros a night, you get to have a whole penthouse like apartment in Rome.
5/5 -
Antonio Zanca
a year ago
Excellent solution, unique in Rome, for a luxury holiday home immersed in history and art
5/5
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Mario Mazzone
3 months ago
The top in Rome
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8 months ago
Superb building dating back to the sixteenth century, perfectly preserved and renovated; in some parts you can still see fabulous frescoes of the time; a pity that only a few sporadic portions remain. The architectural design, on the whole, is very classic and perfectly reflects the construction period.
5/5 -
10 months ago
Palazzo Costaguti is a historical palace that dates back to the first half of the sixteenth century. The original building was constructed for the noble prelate monsignor Costanzo Patrizi, and was then sold to brothers Ascanio and Prospero Costaguti whose heirs still maintain ownership of the palace and the noble title of Marquess. Powerful figures in their time, the Costaguti renovate the palace, expanding it and commissioning highly acclaimed architects and painters from Rome.Following the canon of Renaissance architecture, the palace features a piano nobile (main noble floor) accessed by a stately marble staircase. The noble floor housed the main public rooms for receptions and parties as well as the master bedrooms. The piano nobile now occupies the Costaguti Experience. The decorated interiors feature some of the most famous painters of the late Renaissance and early Baroque gracing the walls and ceilings with works of art that you can still admire today.The Costaguti Experience boasts museum-grade frescoes by several masters of the time: the esteemed Cavalier dArpino, a painter that commanded Romes attention during the Baroque period. He was one of the early teachers of Caravaggio, Gaspard Poussin, and the brothers Taddeo and Federico Zuccari. The Zuccari brothers from the Marche region of Italy were innovators of Italys artistic heritage and their work can also be observed in the main living room with a fresco depicting the Allegories of the Months and Virtues.
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Khalid AlAli
10 months ago
Stayed here for four nights in late November and early December of 2018. What an amazing place to stay at, and for only 1000 euros a night, you get to have a whole penthouse like apartment in Rome.
5/5 -
a year ago
Excellent solution, unique in Rome, for a luxury holiday home immersed in history and art
5/5