Setting the Scene 

An exclusive urban resort in the heart of Rome, Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel & Spa blends timeless Italian elegance with contemporary comfort. Set within a private park near the Villa Borghese Gardens, the hotel offers a peaceful retreat just moments from the Eternal City’s most iconic sights. Recently renovated rooms and suites combine refined design with modern amenities, while the expansive Prince Spa—featuring indoor and outdoor pools, a wellness center, and fitness facilities—creates a true sanctuary of relaxation. With its rare balance of tranquility, culture, and leisure, Parco dei Principi serves as an elegant base for discovering Rome at a more relaxed pace. 

Who’s Checking In? 

Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel & Spa welcomes families, couples, and leisure or bleisure travelers seeking calm, space, and refinement within Rome. Guests value privacy, high-quality service, and generous amenities, along with a family-friendly atmosphere that feels both warm and sophisticated. With interests ranging from art and culture to wellness, gastronomy, and outdoor spaces, they appreciate a hotel that balances luxury with comfort and allows Rome to be experienced at an unhurried rhythm. 

Hotel Highlights 

• Prestigious setting within a private park near Villa Borghese, offering serenity close to Rome’s historic center. 
• Elegant, spacious rooms and suites designed for comfort, privacy, and relaxation. 
• Prince Spa, a 21,500+ square feet wellness sanctuary with indoor and outdoor pools. 
• Refined dining experiences showcasing Italian cuisine with a contemporary gourmet touch. 
• Italy’s first hotel to feature an indoor pickleball court, offering a unique and innovative sports experience.  

Destination Snapshot 

• The Eternal City: Rome is a living museum, where ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and vibrant street life coexist. 
• Art & Architecture: Home to world-renowned landmarks, museums, and churches spanning over two millennia of history. 
• Green Escapes: Villa Borghese and surrounding gardens provide leafy retreats within the city. 
• Culinary Capital: From traditional trattorias to Michelin-starred dining, Rome celebrates Italian gastronomy at every level. 
• Effortless Exploration: Walkable neighborhoods and efficient transport make discovering the city seamless and rewarding. 

Top 5 Experiences 

1. Enjoy a luxury picnic in Villa Borghese Gardens with curated gourmet offerings for couples and families. 
2. Explore the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel on an early-access, family-friendly guided tour. 
3. Discover Rome’s premier shopping streets—Via Condotti, Via Borgognona, Via del Corso, and Via Veneto—with a personal shopper. 
4. Step inside history with a private Colosseum and Gladiator experience, including underground access and interactive activities. 
5. Join a private Roman cooking class paired with a local market visit to learn classic culinary traditions. 

Top 5 Places to Visit 

1. Castel Gandolfo: The Pope’s summer residence overlooking Lake Albano, known for its gardens and panoramic views. 
2. Tivoli Villas: Visit UNESCO-listed Villa d’Este and Villa Adriana, celebrated for their fountains, gardens, and imperial architecture. 
3. Ostia Antica: Explore remarkably preserved ruins of an ancient Roman port town just outside the city. 
4. Lake Bracciano: A scenic volcanic lake home to the medieval Orsini-Odescalchi Castle and charming lakeside villages. 
5. Frascati & Castelli Romani: Hill towns famed for vineyards, wine tastings, and traditional Roman cuisine. 

How to Get There 

Address: Via Gerolamo Frescobaldi, 5 00198 Rome, Italy 

• Closest Airports: Fiumicino (FCO) – 19 miles, Ciampino (CIA) – 10 miles 
• Train Station: Roma Termini – approximately 7 minutes by car 
• Nearby Major Cities: Florence – approx. 170 miles (about 1 hour by high-speed train), Naples – approx. 1 hour by high-speed train, Tivoli – 19 miles, Ostia – 20 miles, Castel Gandolfo – 21 miles, Rome City Center – 2 miles