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The Spanish steps

-Allegri, sleeps 2+2
-Botticelli, sleeps 3+3
-Pierret, sleeps 4+3
-Margutta, sleeps 2+2
-Caravaggio, sleeps 2+2
-Donatello, sleeps 2+1
-El Greco, sleeps 2
-Fattori, sleeps 2+1
-Superior, sleeps 2
-Deluxe, sleeps 2+1
-Deluxe, sleeps 2+2

Rome

Piazza di Spagna & Spanish Steps

A great choice of elegant, prestigious and impeccably appointed apartments , sleeping from 2 to 7 people and suites from 1 to 4 people all with kitchen or kitchenette, tasteful and luxurious furnishings, high-quality linen and modern accessories, located in Piazza di Spagna and in Via Margutta.
This property can satisfy all your needs in an atmosphere of quiet intimacy in magnificent surroundings.

You will enjoy your stay in Rome by visiting, from these marvelous residences, the city on foot or relaxing in the green of the Borghese Gardens. You can have a drink in the famous Caffè Greco, or stroll along the world's most elegant shopping streets (Via Condotti, Babuino, Sistina) full of famous names - Bulgari, Valentino, Versace, Prada and Gucci to name but a few.

Spanish Steps from a window

Down on the Spanish Steps

Location
The apartments and suites are located on the third floor of a famous Palace with lift in Piazza di Spagna, in the heart of Rome with an incredible view over the Spanish Steps and the Piazza Trinità dei Monti, and in a characteristic building in Via Margutta, the famous artists' street.

Close by these prestigious locations are some of the most famous monuments, squares and streets of Rome - Piazza del Popolo, Via del Corso, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Piazza Venezia, the Capitol, the Roman Forum, the Colosseum, Villa Borghese, Villa Medici and Via Veneto.
Only a few minutes and you reach the "Pincio", the fantastic terrace at the top of the Borghese Gardens from where you can look out all over Rome.
You also have the entrances to both the underground train station and the car park (parkSì) in Villa Borghese close by.

The property is close to a taxi rank and bus stops. A lift inside the entrance to the underground leads to Trinità dei Monti and the Pincio (Borghese Gardens), without having to walk up the Spanish Steps.

La Barcaccia

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Apt PIERRET

Apartments
All the spacious and welcoming 4 apartments have impeccable and luxurious furnishings and fittings, high-quality linen and upholstery, fully equipped bathrooms, kitchen or kitchenette and a high standard of comfort and convenience.

An atmosphere of elegance, functionality and quiet intimacy for an unforgettable stay in one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Wether you are in ALLEGRI or BOTTICELLI or PIERRET or MARGUTTA apartment, you are only a few steps away from Rome’s most famous monuments, from the main tourist itineraries and the designer stores.

Suites
The luxurious CARAVAGGIO, DONATELLO, EL GRECO and FATTORI suites, are impeccably appointed with elegance and functionality.

Suite EL GRECO

Suite DONATELLO

The interiors with their unique and luxurious furnishings, beamed or frescoed ceilings and antique furniture, will make your holidays in the heart of Rome an unforgettable stay.
Each suite has fully-equipped bathrooms, elegant and functional kitchenette, areas where you can work or eat, and a high standard of services. They all have air conditioning, satellite TV, direct telephone line and Internet hookup.

On the first floor of the same building further DeLuxe and Superior suites have just been realized with the same or even better standard but without kitchenette.

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The history of Pierret Palace

Palazzo Pierret is one of the most famous historic buildings in Rome.
Declared a national monument of high artistic and historic value by the Ministry of the Cultural Heritage, it stretches from Piazza di Spagna, where the facade is adjacent to the Fontana della Barcaccia designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, and the Piazza Trinita’ dei Monti, flanking on its left side the fantastic Spanish Steps designed at the beginning of the 18th century by Francesco De Sanctis, one of the most famous architects of his time, at the request of the French government.

Palazzo Pierret can be considered one of the world's most important historic buildings. The first mention of Palazzo Pierret dates back to the end of the 16th century.
The maps of that time, as well as the paintings and engravings of the slopes of Trinità dei Monti, a place of particular beauty after the inauguration of the church of the same name in 1585, depict the form and decorations of the palace with notable precision.

During the following century the entire district became internationally famous as a great tourist centre in Rome and in 1647 it became the seat of the Spanish Embassy, giving the square its current name.
In 1726, the year in which the superb Scalinata di Trinità dei Monti, or Spanish Steps, designed by De Sanctis were built, the building underwent its first consistent transformation and took on the aspect, along with the adjacent buildings, of the new bourgeois fashionable residences.

Thus it lost the features of a small, 16th-century palace on two floors and took on a more modern look, afterwards remaining practically unchanged until the first half of the 19th century.
It was then that Ernesto Pierret, after whom the building is named, as recorded on the marble plaque on the main facade, acquired the property, hitherto in the possession of the Vescovali family.

A renowned French engraver Pierret, who had moved from Paris to Rome in the mid 19th century, wanted to set up residence in this area, already full of French artists, writers and personalities. After marrying Virginia Crespi, daughter of a famous papal lawyer, he purchased the palace, where he set up shop and soon gained international fame, with clients from the Italian and European aristocracy and haute bourgeoisie.

Pierret also proceeded to enlarge the building by adding a fourth floor and panoramic terrace as well as embellishing and improving it. The palace took on a neo-classical form, albeit retaining its basic elements. This restructuring gave the building a more aristocratic aspect and additional aesthetic touches.

Thanks to a very recent and delicate restoration of the facade, the palace came back to its original aspect and colour.

Daily price 2008 in Euro
Tipology	Season	2 beds	3 beds	4 beds	5 beds	6 beds	7 beds
El Greco deluxe suite [31 mq]	High	E 275
	Low	E 205
Fattori deluxe suite [35 mq]	High	E 275	E 305
	Low	E 205	E 235
Donatello deluxe suite [37 mq]	High	E 295	E 325
	Low	E 220	E 250
Caravaggio deluxe suite [38 mq]	High	E 295	E 325	E 355
	Low	E 220	E 250	E 280
Allegri apartment [65 mq]	High	E 400	E 430	E 460
	Low	E 290	E 320	E 350
Margutta loft [75 mq]	High	E 400	E 430	E 460
	Low	E 290	E 320	E 350
Botticelli apartment [80 mq]	High	E 505		E 535	E 565	E 595
	Low	E 365		E 395	E 425	E 455
Pierret apartment [100 mq]	High	E 660			E 690	E 720	E 750
	Low	E 485			E 515	E 545	E 575
Superior suite [20 sqm]	High	E 250
	Low	E 200
Deluxe suite [30 sqm]	High	E 285
	Low	E 230
Deluxe suite [50 sqm]	High	E 450
	Low	E 345
All prices are inclusive of: taxes, electricity, hot water, gas, apartment cleaning and clean linen. Telephone calls are excluded. Low season: From 8 January to 29 February. From 1 November to 7 December. From 11 December to 20 December. High season: From 1 January to 7 January. From 1 March to 31 October. From 8 December to 10 December. From 21 December to 31 December. Cleaning and towels change is made every day. Linen change is made twice a week.

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