Rome has always been a city that transforms: Ancient ruins become Renaissance piazzas, Renaissance palazzos become modern monuments. Now, a neoclassical landmark on the historic Piazza del Parlamento has undergone its own quiet revolution. The former headquarters of the Bank of Italy has reopened as Corinthia Rome, marking the celebrated hospitality brand’s Italian debut.
Owned by Reuben Brothers and operated by Corinthia Hotels in their second collaboration, the 60-key property occupies a palazzo designed by Pio and Marcello Piacentini and constructed between 1913 and 1921. Situated in the Campo Marzio neighborhood, moments from the Pantheon, the Roman Forum and the Spanish Steps, the address alone signals that this is no ordinary hotel opening.
A great solo travel tip spotted this week on Luxury Travel Advisor.
