Elizabeth Unique Hotel
Rome, ItalyThe area is a feast for the senses with gourmet restaurants, niche markets to explore, unique art and archaeology masterpieces.
Palazzo Pulieri Ginetti, a noble building from the 1700s, has been restored and converted to house the Elizabeth Unique Hotel. The restoration and the new design of the structure reinterpreting two distinctive elements in a modern key: the tradition of the arch in Roman architecture and the art of etchings of the late 19th century of the “Italian Grand Tours”.
Elisabeth Unique is small and welcoming with communal areas beautiful and inviting.
In this period, the breakfast is a la carte. Usually, the Elizabeth offers a choice among three menus: Continentale, Healthy e Romano. A special menù is designed for the little guests.
The Bar Bacharach and the Donna E Bistot invoke the versatile nature of places conceived to be shared. The name of the bar is a deliberate tribute to Burt Bacharach, the famous composer and pianist who sublimely interpreted the lively and magical atmosphere of the second half of the twentieth century in America; while Donna E Bistrot has been, once more, inspired by the traditional feminine hospitality, typical of our beloved south Italy. In the morning, you can linger over freshly baked brioches, muffins and tarts, spiced teas and perfectly balanced infusions, the clear reinvigorating flavors of seasonal fruit, and superb compositions of soft and velvety eggs, which delicately stimulate and amaze the senses.
The two-story property has 33 rooms, Initiale, Deluxe, Deluxe Spa, Junior Suite, Suite, Suite Spa and the very special Corner Spa. All the room categories are different from each other and designed to offer the best solutions in terms of comfort, elegance, and technology to its guests.
The entry-level category is the Initiale. Starting from 24sqm, all these rooms have dark blue walls and overlaps of noble elements of the Palazzo with contemporary furnishing. Some rooms have a view of Via Delle Colonnette and Via Canova.
The Deluxe rooms are 30smq and also there, there is a hard contrast game between the four-poster bed in black oak and the vibrant ocher curtains. The rooms overlook Via Delle Colonnette, Via Canova, or an internal courtyard. The Deluxe Spa features a private sauna.
The next room level is the Junior Suite. Here the contrast game is lighter and you’ll find the two distinctive elements of the restoration: the black and white wallpaper is inspired by the Italian Grand Tour and the arch of wood grey paneling. The tapestries chosen are in shades of grey, blue, and orange. There also is a living room corner with a single sofa bed. The room view is on the famous Via del Corso.
Natural tones and golden details characterized the Suites. They are larger than the previous category and have a living room area with a double sofa bed and a king-size double bed. Many of them have a whirlpool bathtub and a view on Via del Corso. The Suites SPA features a private sauna as well.
Our favorite Corner Spa offers a lovely Jacuzzi and enjoys a double view on Via del Corso.
In all the rooms every detail is studied with the utmost attention, starting from the quality of sleep with mattresses specially patented by the manufacturer, and the possibility to choose the pillow according to your habits and preferences. There is a pillow menu to choose from! Finally, the sleeping experience is improved by fine cotton and silk linen.
Each room is enriched with contemporary works of art from the Russo Gallery. Some of the Gallery artists created these pieces to represent the soul of the property.
Available to all guests are tablets with exclusive concierge service and a complimentary minibar with typical Italian products.
Location is everything in Rome therefore Elizabeth Unique has it all. From here, Navona Square is found in one direction, Via Condotti shopping in the other, Pantheon this way and Piazza del Popolo that.
The Bar Bacharach and the Donna E Bistot invoke the versatile nature of places conceived to be shared.
Contemporary windows, mid-century modernist lamps and old-fashioned stonework create a beautiful blend of textures and elements. The lounge suggests a more traditional style, with its darker tones, smoked red carpets, red and black furniture, and bookshelves with coffee table books.
Via Delle Colonnette, 35, Rome, 00186, Italy