Completely and utterly enamored with the historical Villa Agrippina, which once belonged to the Roman empress, mother of the Emperor Nero.

The most significant building on the property, now a library, housed church for a boarding school run by nuns. The Gran Meliá Rome Hotel restored the building and preserved archaeological remains found during the construction.

In a world where terms like heritage are rampant among marketers and designers, this experience is a social and authentic representation of Roman Culture. We love the use of public spaces to reflect upon the adventure that waits beyond the walls of the hotel.