Corinthia Hotels has opened its first property in Rome, marking the brand’s debut in Italy with a new luxury hotel located on Piazza del Parlamento. The hotel occupies a restored neoclassical palazzo that once served as the headquarters of the Bank of Italy. Built between 1913 and 1921 and designed by architects Pio and Marcello Piacentini, the building
The Corinthia chain has opened a hotel in Rome, its first in Italy. The Corinthia Rome is situated in a neoclassical palazzo designed by Pio and Marcello Piacentini and built between 1913 and 1921 on the historic Piazza del Parlamento. The building was formerly the seat of the Bank of Italy and has been carefully renovated and adapted, maintaining
Corinthia Rome has opened its doors in the historic Piazza del Parlamento, marking the brand's Italian debut within a grand neoclassical palazzo, the hotel group said Monday. Once the seat of the Bank of Italy, the building has been carefully restored to preserve its architectural integrity, including its monumental structure and original 1920s frescoes
