History, design and hospitality come together in the Singer Palace Hotel Roma, the capital's new boutique hotel.
The old Singer headquarters is now a boutique hotel
With its Art Deco architecture and contemporary interior the property, between Via del Corso and Via Alessandro Specchi, is the Palazzo Singer which was built in 1930 as the Italian headquarters of the famous sewing machine company. The transformation of the Palazzo into a hotel started in 2018 with the Italian Visocchi family, who still represent the directly managed property.
The two terraces have a bar and a restaurant
The hotel has 30 rooms, plus two panoramic terraces, with F&B outlets. The rooftop Jim's Bar is helmed by bar manager Federica Geirola, while the Le Terrazze restaurant under Chef Alessandro Fiacco is on the other terrace and serves traditional Roman dishes with a contemporary twist.
