Hotel Palazzo Manfredi

Hotel Palazzo Manfredi is housed within a 17th century palace redesigned as a hunting lodge for the Guidi family, but the history of the area expands far beyond. In fact, the surrounding buildings formerly held barracks and a training school for ancient gladiators. Now, however, the palazzo is home to a five-star luxury hotel founded by Count Goffredo and Countess Enrica Manfredi, two of the most notable figures in Roman hospitality. As part of the Manfredi Fine Hotels Collection, guests will find fine dining from the property’s Aroma restaurant, priceless 16th century art, and Italian luxury that truly evokes the sentiment of a contemporary palace.