Antica Dimora De Michaelis, Rome

The Antica Dimora De Michaelis, gorgeous guest house close Piazza Navona, takes it’s name from Cesare Borgia’s mistress, the famous courtesan Fiammetta De Michaelis, who lived in a house nearby. The property re-presents in fact, the sensual atmosphere belonging to the typical houses of prelates of the magnificent papal court prior to the Counter-Reformation, and to the sumptuous residences of the refined and cultured courtesans of the period. Via dei Coronari was the main arterial street for pilgrims heading towards St. Peter’s Basilica. It was the street in which crowns of statues of saints and of the Madonna found in the thousands of roman churches were made, and also the street in which, the sophisticated alcoves of these refined women gathered and modelled in great painter’s workshops, allowing their face to be portrayed for saints in ecstasy of the Holy Roman imagination. The mansion is situated inside a building which stands near the Chiostro del Bramante and within walking distance of many of Rome's Baroque architectural masterpieces.

The Antica Dimora De Michaelis is located in the heart of the historic renaissance centre, just one hundred metres from Piazza Navona. The property is equipped with air conditioning and smoking is not allowed. The helpful staff will welcome you in a friendly atmosphere and will offer many services like: reservation of excursions, guided tours, luggage deposit, fax service, safe at the reception, free Wi-fi Internet access, free map of Rome. The Continental breakfast is included in the room’s rate.

Its atmospheres full of references to the past can still be felt in the three suites of this mansion. The prestigious rooms of the Antica Dimora De Michaelis are provided with the best services and will accompany you during your stay in Rome with all the best amenities. The luxurious rooms have an anti-chamber, a sleeping area and a bathroom.

Important: please inform the property about your check-in time.