Eminente
From €14000 per week
3- 6
- 4
- From €14000 per week
Few cities in the world can match the magnetic beauty of Rome, a place where ancient history, monumental architecture, and vibrant contemporary life coexist in perfect harmony. From imperial forums to Renaissance palaces and baroque masterpieces, the Eternal City offers a sensory journey through more than two millennia of art and culture. Its sun-washed terraces, grand piazzas, and dramatic vistas create an atmosphere that is both timeless and irresistibly alive. Among Rome’s many iconic settings, Piazza Venezia stands at the very center of the city’s historic and symbolic landscape. Overlooked by the imposing Altare della Patria—a national monument carved in white marble—this crossroads links the Roman Forum, Via del Corso, and the Capitoline Hill, placing the most storied corners of Rome just steps away. The area vibrates with energy, history, and architectural splendor, offering a front-row seat to the city’s most breathtaking panoramas. Set above this extraordinary backdrop, Eminente embodies the lavish elegance of Baroque Rome. Designed for guests who appreciate history, beauty, and absolute comfort, this penthouse blends museum-worthy character with contemporary amenities, creating a rare and exceptional retreat in the very heart of the Eternal City.
CIN IT058091C2HDU8I4CI
3 BEDROOMS/ 4 BATHROOMS
Main floor
Queen suite with independent entrance and ensuite bathroom with shower.
Queen/twin bedroom with private panoramic terrace and private bathroom with shower on the same floor.
Lower floor – accessible via spiral staircase
Master king bedroom with independent entrance and private bathroom with double sink, and shower.
Mezzanine floor (between main and lower floor)
Bathroom with double sink and whirlpool tub
All bedrooms are provided with a/c and all bathrooms with hair dryers and toiletries
LIVING SPACES
Every detail of the penthouse celebrates the grandeur of its architectural heritage: soaring coffered ceilings, gilded moldings, original marble floors, museum-worthy paintings, and hand-crafted decorative elements that echo the elegance of a bygone era.
Main Floor
The expansive salon is designed as an elegant gathering space, featuring multiple plush sitting areas and an elegant fireplace, ideal space for relaxation and conversation. A refined table for up to four guests creates an intimate corner for casual dining or morning coffee while enjoying the apartment’s serene ambiance. Discreetly positioned yet impeccably appointed, the compact stainless-steel kitchen on this floor provides full functionality, ensuring effortless meal preparation without interrupting the refined atmosphere of the living spaces.
The refined interiors are enriched with curated antiques, marble finishings, plush textiles, and statement pieces that enhance the property’s unmistakably opulent atmosphere.
Upper Floor
An internal elevator provides seamless access to the upper level, where a luminous veranda unfolds into two elegant dining areas and a refined lounge, all centered around a stunning custom glass chandelier that adds an exquisite touch of artistry and glamour. This floor also features a spacious designer kitchen, a dedicated laundry area, and a guest powder room, combining practicality with sophisticated style.
OUTDOOR FEATURES
The outdoor space, totaling 250 m², includes three terraces, one adorned with a graceful fountain, an al fresco dining area, and breathtaking 360° views over Rome, offering an unparalleled setting for entertaining or simply savoring the Eternal City from above.
AMENITIES
A/C in bedrooms, heating, unlimited Wi-Fi, dishwashers, internal elevator connecting main and upper floor, fireplace, smart TVs, whirlpool, washer and dryer, private panoramic terraces, private parking for one car available, security system.
SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS
Rising above the vibrant heart of Rome, inside an elegant palazzo with elevator, this Baroque penthouse unfolds like a private stage for the Eternal City, where opulent interiors, sunlit salons, and sweeping terraces with 360° views invite guests to live, dine, and dream amid history, luxury, and unmatched elegance. Above the Eternal City, every moment becomes extraordinary.
Nearest Airport: Rome Fiumicino 48 min
Nearest point of interest: Trevi Fountain 10-min walk
Pantheon 10-min walk
Driving time estimated by Google Maps Lazio, or Latium in Latin, is the cradle of the Roman empire and is incredibly rich in outstandingly well-preserved relics from different periods from its long history. This part of Italy is highly sought after not solely for Rome, the metropolitan capital of Italy (also known as The Eternal City), but also for Vatican City (also known as The Holy See) and its many wonderful museums. Other important cities are Frosinone, Latina, Viterbo and Rieti – all worth a visit., No other city can match Rome’s unique blend of historic, cultural, religious, political and artistic attractions. Its palaces, ancient ruins, sun splashed piazzas and graceful fountains have inspired visitors from all over the world. The Eternal City has so much to offer and hiring a local guide is the best way to cover as much as possible during your stay. Anyway, no matter how you decide to plan your visit, when in Rome, do as the Romans do!
WHERE TO EAT La Buca di Ripetta – Serving Roman cuisine near Piazza del Popolo. This is a no-frill spot loved by locals, the perfect place to order tonnarelli cacio e pepe, fresh local pasta that looks like square spaghetti in a luscious cheese and black pepper sauce. Via Ripetta 36, Rome. +39 06 321 9391 Bella Carne – Kosher Grill and traditional Jewish Cuisine in the heart of the Roman Ghetto. Via del Portico d’Ottavia 51, Rome – +39 06 683 3104 Ginger – Many healthy choices in a modern and fun space a few steps from Piazza di Spagna. Via Borgognona 43, Rome – +39 06 960 36390 Casa Coppelle – Elegant and romantic restaurant near the Pantheon, open late up to 3:00am. Piazza delle Coppelle 49, Rome – +39 06 688 91707 Taverna Trilussa – Old faithful, traditional Roman restaurant in Trastevere, great bucatini amatriciana. Via del Politeama 23-25, Rome +39 06 581 8918
WHERE TO SHOP Clothing – Rome is another Italian Mecca for shoppers! Stroll the Trident, the so-called area framed by Via del Corso, Via del Babuino, Via Ripetta — and including all the little cross streets of Via Condotti, Via Frattina, Via Borgognona – to find the best of international and Italian luxury brand stores. Shop till you drop! Perfumes – Campomarzio70 Piazza della Rotonda 70a, Rome – +39 06 6798384 Children stores: Città del Sole – Toys from around the world, both handmade and famous brands. Wooden toys, educational games, original gift ideas, books and a lot more. Via della Scrofa 65, Rome – +39 06 688 03805 Specialty Food store: Antica Norcineria. Via della Scrofa 100, Rome – +39 06 68801074
Amenities
Air Conditioning
Elevator
Maid Service
Parking
Terrace / Alfresco Dining
View
Walk To Village
Wifi
Extra Optional Services
Airport Transfer
Guided Tours
Private Chef
Pricing and Availability
Standard Weekly rates €24500
From – 24 Dec 2025 06 Jan 2026 €21000
From – 07 Jan 2026 31 Jan 2026 €14000
From – 01 Feb 2026 28 Feb 2026 €15400
From – 01 Mar 2026 03 Apr 2026 €21000
From – 04 Apr 2026 10 Apr 2026 €24500
From – 11 Apr 2026 30 Apr 2026 €21000
From – 01 May 2026 30 Jun 2026 €22400
From – 01 Jul 2026 31 Aug 2026 €17500
From – 01 Sep 2026 30 Sep 2026 €22400
From – 01 Oct 2026 31 Oct 2026 €21000
From – 01 Nov 2026 18 Dec 2026 €15400
From – 19 Dec 2026 03 Jan 2027 €24500
The benefits of the Luxury Collection
Pricing Notes
INCLUDED WITH RATE
All Utilities
Unlimited Wi-Fi internet access
Daily housekeeping service – 3 hours/ay (except Sunday)
NOT INCLUDED WITH RATE
Cook service – No third-party suppliers allowed: the services will be provided by the villa management and in-house staff
Pre-stocking pantry
Cost of food and beverages
NOTES
Damage Liability: €10,000 on credit card guarantee, locally
Mandatory final cleaning fee: €500 per stay, to be paid with rental balance
Non-smoking property
No parties/events allowed unless with prior owner’s approval
No pets allowed
The Italian government might require the payment of a Visitor’s Tax (approximately €1.50 – €6.00 per person, per day, depending on the location) and may be applied for the first seven days in the destination. This tax is payable locally, in Euro cash.
Check-in: between15:00-19:00; Check-out: before/by 10:00 am
All extra services must be paid locally, prior to departure, unless otherwise arranged.
Lazio
All roads lead to Rome...…and when in Rome do as Romans do…..
As they say, a life time is not long enough in Rome ‘Non basta una vita a Roma’. If you have 5 days in Rome, it is best you choose what is most important for you to see, and see these properly rather than trying to run around madly and see everything.
From the Trevi fountain and the Spanish steps to the colosseum, from the Vatican and the Sistine chapel, to the Basilica, the Foreum to the pantheon, where does one start in Rome?