Located in a historic building from the 1500s, home to the former Littorio Library dating back to 1927, the building that houses the new boutique hotel Regno has been completely renovated, preserving its original features. Classic and modern at the same time, the property maintains ties with the past through its original facade. The project involving the entire property complex is a virtuous example of a 16th-century residential palace redeveloped into a modern hotel with Italian style.
We have completed the renovation of this quaint boutique hotel with a welcoming family spirit recently acquired by the Hannah Hotels Collection Group.
The redevelopment of the property, located in the heart of Rome on Via del Corso, took place in ten actual months of work. The construction and plant engineering activities, managed in several phases and coordinating a particularly complex site logistics due to the central location of the property, involved the entirety of the interior spaces that cover an area of 1,200 square meters distributed on nine floors, of which eight above ground and a basement used for service rooms.
The renovation works involved not only the room floors but also the common parts including the reception area, the restaurant, the bar area and the panoramic terrace, the exclusive Roof Terrace, located on the sixth floor overlooking the Capital's skyline. Special attention was paid to the acoustics of the spaces; the flooring and all new and existing walls were made with soundproofing systems and materials to ensure maximum comfort for users.
The hotel's 22 rooms and the exclusive Penthouse Suite, measuring approximately 26 square meters with a private terrace on the seventh floor, are distinguished by a variety of layouts and are finished with a preference for the use of high-quality natural materials and unique and original decorations.
The comfortable and elegant interiors are fully furnished by LAGO design. The brand's choice was to play in the contrast between the classic tone of the building and the modern lightness of the furnishings. This allowed it to fit fully into a historic and landscape context of important value, keeping a stylistic line able to enhance these features and at the same time recall them in every detail: in the warmth of wood, in the light transparencies of suspended beds and closets, and in the use of classic and marble textures.
Every finish, detail and customization is designed to enhance the original cultural context of the hotel, taking advantage of modern hospitality technologies with zero environmental impact.
