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Elizabeth Unique Hotel

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Elizabeth Unique Hotel occupies the seventeenth-century Palazzo Pulieri Ginetti on Via delle Colonnette, two minutes from the Spanish Steps, restored by the Curatella family of Roman builders and named for a beloved Elizabeth. Thirty-three rooms sit inside 1,600 square meters; Studio Marincola designed the interiors, with pieces from Galleria Russo on the walls, some of them for sale.

About Elizabeth Unique Hotel

History

Elizabeth Unique Hotel opened in 2013 in the seventeenth-century Palazzo Pulieri Ginetti on Via delle Colonnette, steps from the Spanish Steps. The Curatella family, five generations of Roman builders, restored the palazzo and named it for a family member, Elizabeth. Studio Marincola designed interiors and custom furnishings by Arredo Design across 1,600 square meters and 33 rooms. Contemporary works from Galleria Russo's Fabrizio Russo fill rooms and corridors; some pieces are for sale. The Bacharach bar is named for Burt Bacharach, with a woven-metal portrait by Giorgio Tentolini. The house holds No Plastic Hotel certification.

The setting

Elizabeth Unique Hotel puts guests toward the west of Via Veneto, Rome. Spanish Steps is about 2 minutes on foot, Trevi Fountain is roughly 8 minutes' walk, and Villa Borghese is roughly 10 minutes' walk. A dressed night: gallery afternoon, then a terrace. The Villa Borghese gardens are the air. 31-minute walk to Colosseum.

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