suite trastevere rome

Borromini, the luxury design suite in Trastevere, Rome, experience the best

Looking for the finest journey ever? Book this suite in Trastevere, Rome, the maximum standard of the Hotel Ripa Roma, a suite with a balcony overlooking the most enticing view of the Italian Capital. The spacious room (60 square meters) is fine furnished in an elegant and unique style, the enchanted atmosphere is perfect for a relaxing and detoxing vacation. Discover the most comfortable nest in the entire city, live a dreamlike honeymoon or a wellness stay.

Quite, silence and prestigious privacy. Get your time and relax, this suite is equipped with everything you desire, like Tv, telephone, satellite channels, safe, air conditioning, desk, heating, bathtub, hairdryer, free toiletries, toilet, bathroom, a terrace and a minibar. For anything else ask to our high selected staff: our mission is to forge strong relationship with our guests, providing the most tailored holiday possible.

Enjoy the strategic location of this suite hotel: Trastevere is the most romantic and authentic district of the town, very close to the most important attractions and "must to see" (such as the Colosseum, the Jewish Ghetto or the Vatican). In the surroundings you will admire many charming glimpses and several fascinating artisans' shops.

Reserve now the "Borromini" Suite in Trastevere, the ultimate combination of aesthetics and functional elements, a refined mix of concepts from the past and the present, creating an ideal and sophisticated setting for your holidays.

"When talking about "the Baroque" we immediately think of Rome and the two giants Bernini and Borromini. Countless books have been written on the two artists and their rivalry.For this project I chose to honor and remember Borromini perhaps because his approach to forms and architectural volumes is closest to mine. As the architect and designer of this suite I take the liberty of recommending and I'd like to say "insist" its visitors visit, along with the city's many wonders, at least three or four works by Francesco Borromini."
Arch. Papiri