
Some of Rome's private palazzos are open to guests for tours and sometimes overnight stays. The Residenza Ruspoli Bonaparte dates back to the 1500s. It offers three luxurious guest suites.

Gilt, damask-covered walls, parquet floors and rich velvet upholstery greet guests at the Ruspoli residence, located near the Spanish Steps in the heart of Rome.

The Princess Pia suite at the Residenza Ruspoli Bonaparte features a living room, a master bedroom, a second bedroom with two single beds and two private bathrooms.

The Residenza Principi Ruspoli Cerveteri was built to defend the Vatican in the 1500s. Suites at this palazzo are available individually or the entire residence can be rented.

The spacious Benvenuto Cellini Suite features a living room, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom within the Residenza Principi Ruspoli Cerveteri.

Marquis Corso Patrizi Montoro leads tours of his home, Palazzo Patrizi Montoro, which has been in the family since 1642. In addition to tours, visitors can host private events in the lavish rooms.


