Frommer's Review
This 19th-century medieval-styled palazzo, anchoring the Piazza Italia end of Corso Vannucci with its cute faux-Romanesque brick entry courtyard, has been a hotel since 1922. Accommodations range from cramped to palatial, but a renovation has refined them all. A few rooms open onto the Corso (great people-watching but rather noisy). Those on the first floor occupy the palazzo's old piano nobile, so they come with high vaulted ceilings, the occasional chandeliers, and some with stunning frescoes from the 1800s or 1920s. Choosing such "superior" doubles lends your stay more antique character, but bumps you well into the Expensive category.
Facilities:
Restaurant; concierge; tour desk; car-rental desk; limited room service; babysitting; laundry service; nonsmoking rooms
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