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Patricia Urquiola x Six Senses Roma: La Grande Bellezza in Hotel Version

A blue ribbon in the Eternal City. Rome welcomes the first Six Senses Urban Hotel in Italy. Occupying a historical building in the charming Piazza San Marcello, the Six Senses Rome has newly opened its doors. With ninety-six deluxe rooms, including suites and signature top suites, upscale restaurants, and a splendid courtyard with an open-air garden, guests can expect nothing but luxury. Behind this masterpiece of hospitality? Renowned architect Patricia Urquiola, who has blended typical Spanish vigour with Italian harmony. A mixture of travertine, shades and carpets inspired by the Roman Empire, crowned with figs, pomegranates, vines and strawberry trees, its interior design seduces us with all our senses. Among the hotel’s standout features, in addition to the Spa (a modern take on the Roman thermal baths), is the NOTOS rooftop: a sumptuous terrace overlooking Rome’s stunning skyline, from which guests can admire the mythical domes and statues of the Altare della Patria in Montecitorio. The hotel designed by Urquiola will be followed by two more openings in the country, the first in Umbria, scheduled for 2024, and a third in Milan. By Germano D’Acquisto

 

Patricia Urquiola x Six Senses Roma: La Grande Bellezza in Hotel Version

A blue ribbon in the Eternal City. Rome welcomes the first Six Senses Urban Hotel in Italy. Occupying a historical building in the charming Piazza San Marcello, the Six Senses Rome has newly opened its doors. With ninety-six deluxe rooms, including suites and signature top suites, upscale restaurants, and a splendid courtyard with an open-air garden, guests can expect nothing but luxury. Behind this masterpiece of hospitality? Renowned architect Patricia Urquiola, who has blended typical Spanish vigour with Italian harmony. A mixture of travertine, shades and carpets inspired by the Roman Empire, crowned with figs, pomegranates, vines and strawberry trees, its interior design seduces us with all our senses. Among the hotel’s standout features, in addition to the Spa (a modern take on the Roman thermal baths), is the NOTOS rooftop: a sumptuous terrace overlooking Rome’s stunning skyline, from which guests can admire the mythical domes and statues of the Altare della Patria in Montecitorio. The hotel designed by Urquiola will be followed by two more openings in the country, the first in Umbria, scheduled for 2024, and a third in Milan. By Germano D’Acquisto