Rome’s Palazzo Naiadi is Anantara’s debut in Italy. While it was doing the rounds that the Thai hotel group had acquired Rome’s historic former Hotel Boscolo building, it is now official. The 238-room property close to the Termini railway station, the Trevi Fountain and other landmarks, boasts one of the largest terraces in the city. With four renowned and varied restaurants as well as a champagne bar overlooking the Naidi Fountain, it also has a spa, fitness centre and eight flexible spaces befitting work or events.
Renovations start in January 2022 and will include a new rooftop area
There are also changes on the way for this significant rebrand. In the coming months Anantara will roll out its full range of guest experiences for the property through an estimated year of renovations set to begin in January 2022. The innovations will include an elegant new design lobby, an Art Nouveau themed bar, a health corner, a new rooftop area and a top floor spa with a Hammam, Jacuzzi and relaxation area.
New properties ahead for Amsterdam, Budapest, Nice and Dublin
Anantara’s European expansion is set to continue into 2022 with properties in Amsterdam, Budapest, Nice and Dublin in addition to the Anantara Vilamoura Algarve Resort in southern Portugal and the Anantara Villa Padierna Palace in Marbella.
