Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese: French Sensibility in the Italian Capital
Italian ?La Dolce Vita? meets French ?art de vivre? in an upscale hotel in Rome designed by Jean Philippe Nuel.
Following an extensive renovation by French interior designer and architect Jean Philippe Nuel, the newly reopened Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese is a classic retreat for design-forward senses in the heart of Rome.
The upscale hotel is walking distance from the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps ,and the Pantheon, yet you might still forget what country you?re in. This is because as you step in the hotel, staff greets you with Bonjours and Bonsoirs. Such is the Sofitel tradition of blending each destination with a French art de vivre ? the French hospitality chain is the foremost ambassador of modern French luxury. Macarons at check-in, design touches by renowned French architect Jean Philippe Nuel, and toiletries by French company Hermès in the rooms are all part of the Sofitel touch, blending local hospitality with a French cadence. Inspired by the lighting of the streets of Paris during the reign of Louis XIV, the hotel also features an elegant candle ritual. Giant candles outside the entrance are lit at sunset to welcome guests back from their romps and into their private rooms.
The beds are plush and absolutely comfortable thanks to the brand?s Sofitel MyBed Collection. Personally, I think these are some of the best beds I?ve ever slept in. I was glad to find out from research that it?s possible to purchase one of these heaven-on-a-bed mattresses and ...
Following an extensive renovation by French interior designer and architect Jean Philippe Nuel, the newly reopened Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese is a classic retreat for design-forward senses in the heart of Rome.
The upscale hotel is walking distance from the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps ,and the Pantheon, yet you might still forget what country you?re in. This is because as you step in the hotel, staff greets you with Bonjours and Bonsoirs. Such is the Sofitel tradition of blending each destination with a French art de vivre ? the French hospitality chain is the foremost ambassador of modern French luxury. Macarons at check-in, design touches by renowned French architect Jean Philippe Nuel, and toiletries by French company Hermès in the rooms are all part of the Sofitel touch, blending local hospitality with a French cadence. Inspired by the lighting of the streets of Paris during the reign of Louis XIV, the hotel also features an elegant candle ritual. Giant candles outside the entrance are lit at sunset to welcome guests back from their romps and into their private rooms.
The beds are plush and absolutely comfortable thanks to the brand?s Sofitel MyBed Collection. Personally, I think these are some of the best beds I?ve ever slept in. I was glad to find out from research that it?s possible to purchase one of these heaven-on-a-bed mattresses and ...
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