Our Hotels

In a splendid historic palace from the 1500s, the ancient Biblioteca del Littorio, amidst the evocative atmosphere of the ancient Via Del Corso, Hotel Regno was born in the heart of Rome .

Hotel Regno embodies the exclusive Italian style and the immense historical stratification of the eternal city. The cozy, elegant and designer environments marry the most modern hospitality technologies with zero environmental impact.

Hotel Regno's 23 rooms are designed by Lago Design to offer, in every living space, elegant design and maximum functionality.

In the setting of an aristocratic palace of the 15th century is housed Coronari Palace, which combines the modern comfort of its interiors with the evocative atmosphere of the historic center of Rome.

From here it is possible to reach in a few minutes the main centers of attraction of the city: history, culture, shopping streets. Its elegant and pleasant environments, completely renovated in 2019, exemplify the exclusive Italian style, thanks also to the zero-impact technologies on the environment that we find in all the 15 rooms of the structure.

In the heart of Rome, where the streets tell centuries of history and art blends with everyday life, the Hotel dei Consoli combines the atmosphere of an ancient palace with modern comfort, giving guests an authentic stay experience.

Consisting of 28 rooms, you can easily reach all of the city's main attractions. The hotel's pride and joy is its panoramic terrace, from which you can admire the majestic dome of St. Peter's.

Villa Miliani, located in Fabriano, in the Marche region, is a historic early 20th-century residence that once belonged to the Miliani family.

The villa and the Miliani family are closely linked to the local history and economy, especially for their role in the paper industry, which made Fabriano famous worldwide.

The property, featuring 24 rooms, is a hotel with a wellness center, a large garden, a restaurant, and a meeting room. It is located in the historic center of Fabriano, facing the greenery of the public park “Regina Margherita Gardens” and about 300 meters from the Paper and Watermark Museum.