Corinthia Rome, located in the former headquarters of the Bank of Italy in Piazza del Parlamento, opens for bookings from February 2026.
60 contemporary guestrooms
Marking the group's debut in Italy and designed in 1914 by architect Marcello Piacentini, the building has spanned the capital's 20th-century history as an imposing financial headquarters. Acquired by Reuben Brothers in 2019, it now becomes a Corinthia Hotel following a multi-year restoration of its 9,700 sqm on seven levels. Original features such as precious marble, frescoes and carved wood have been preserved and restored, and the interiors by G.A. Design create a style with contemporary and refined details. The hotel has a total of 60 rooms that combine historical charm with contemporary craftsmanship.
Carlo Cracco’s Rome debut
Corinthia Rome will have 21 suites as well as two restaurants and a bar overlooking an inner courtyard and a spa created from the bank's old vault. This project also marks the arrival of chef Carlo Cracco in Rome, bringing his culinary creativity to the capital for the first time for a collaboration that aims to position the hotel among the new gastronomic excellences in Italy.
“A benchmark for guests and Romans”
The opening is part of the group's global expansion strategy, with recently opened new properties in New York, Brussels and Bucharest. Danilo Zucchetti, managing director of Corinthia Rome, explains: "We look forward to welcoming our guests in the heart of Rome. We are in the centre of a city that is undergoing a remarkable renewal in the hotellerie scene. Our goal is to become a benchmark not only for international guests, but also for Romans, who will find here the art of hospitality in all its forms.
The hotel is right in the centre of Rome
The hotel's location gives guests easy access to the Pantheon, the Spanish Steps and the political centre of Rome. In keeping with the building's original size and architectural style, the 60 rooms and suites are spaciousness with natural light and a perfect balance of restored historical details and contemporary Italian design. Corinthia Rome is commited to celebrating and preserving its cultural heritage, and will offer a selection of original experiences for guests, allowing them to discover new angles of the immense cultural heritage of a city like Rome.
