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The Rooms Of Rome
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The Rooms of Rome, a unique experience that offers personalized stays in which art and architecture have no boundaries. The 24 residences are located in “rhinoceros” a historic palace conceived by the Fondazione Alda Fendi – Esperimenti and have been designed and furnished by the great architect Jean Nouvel. Each residence has its own distinctive layout and design creating exclusive spaces that provide truly special experiences in which it's possible to live among the most magnificent works of classic and contemporary art. These fully equipped residences include state of the art kitchens and everything necessary for the daily life. Each residence features the latest domotic technology while respecting the building's history and background. Steel boxes that reproduce environments and services such as kitchens, bathrooms or cabinets, designed and patented only for the rhinoceros building, whose refined modernity stands in stark contrast to the walls. The guest services have also been conceived to create a personalized stay, offering an infinite range of possibilities when visiting the Eternal City. Therefore, anyone experiencing The Rooms of Rome can create a truly exclusive feeling based on each person's needs, dreams and wishes. While the residences will provide L'Occitane amenities, a pillow menu, as well as the highest quality linens and a refrigerator filled with the best complimentary produce, guests will be able to choose, prior to their check – in, from a wide variety of perfumes for their room, as well as “à la carte” services provided by our partners which include absolutely everything a person might need, from beauty treatments and massages, to any type of lessons or training, to show cooking, entertainment, museum and city private tours and even art creation. Respecting the stratifications of history and in an attempt to transmit the past views, Jean Nouvel has covered all the windows with panels depicting the spaces before the renovation works.