Via Dei Cappuccini 30, Rome, Italy | 39-06-4201-6331
Prime location on the Via Veneto
Clean-lined rooms with modern style and original architectural accents
Well-maintained 19th-century building
One apartment-style room, with full kitchen
Concierge
services available
24-hour front desk
Some
rooms have jetted tubs or walk-in rainfall showers
Free
Wi-Fi
No breakfast
No parking, elevators, or common areas
The five-room La Piccola Maison is a small, modern hotel located in an historic building on the iconic, ritzy Via Veneto, in the heart of Rome. The clean-lined, modern rooms have original details such as exposed brick and wooden beams in addition to contemporary decor, mini-fridges with free bottled water, air-conditioning, and flat-screen TVs. There's an elegant pied-à-terre with a small kitchen and open-plan living space. The two-and-a-half pearl hotel has limited facilities -- there's free Wi-Fi, but no parking, bar, or included breakfast. The nearby Hotel Oceania has similar rooms and a free breakfast for about the same price as La Piccola Maison.
Scene
Clean and modern hotel occupying one floor of a well-maintained 19th-century building
La Piccola Maison is an intimate, modern hotel on the second floor of a
well-maintained 19th-century building. The owners run several other small hotels in the well-heeled neighborhood and are available 24-hours a day to help guests with everything from restaurant suggestions to tour bookings. The historic building's exterior is especially atmospheric, with its large, arched green front door and brass detailing. The marble staircase is decorated with a pastoral mural. The hotel doesn't have an passenger elevator, though heavy luggage can be brought up in the freight elevator. The small lobby has parquet floors and an elegant cushioned white bench, but there are no common areas to speak of. Needless to say, the hotel is popular with more self-sufficient travelers who prize location and style over amenities.
Location
On the well-heeled Via Veneto, within walking distance of many of central Rome's attractions and public transportation
La Piccola Maison is located in Rome's central historic district, on the ritzy, iconic Via Veneto, a street made famous in 1960s Italian cinema. The surrounding neighborhood is filled with high-end boutiques, restaurants, and cafes. Many of Rome's top sights are within easy walking distance, including the Sistina Theater, National Gallery
of Ancient Art, Trevi Fountain, and Spanish Steps. There are plenty of public transportation options nearby, and the Piazza Barberini is just around the corner. The Pantheon and Villa Borghese are each around a
15-minute walk away. Ciampino Airport is a 30-minute drive (one-hour train
ride) from the hotel, while the Leonardo da Vinci International Airport is a
40-minute drive (45-minute train ride) away. Note that the area around the hotel has limited street parking due to city regulations.
Rooms
Clean-lined and modern, with original architectural details, parquet floors, mini-fridges, and flat-screen TVs
At La Piccola Maison, there are single, double, and triple rooms, as well as an open-plan apartment. All are decorated in the same bright, clean-lined modern style with wood parquet or tile floors, tan bedspreads, original wooden beams, recessed lighting, and exposed brick. Some rooms also have colorful artwork on the walls. All have flat-screen TVs, air-conditioning, and mini-fridges with free bottled water. The Apartment offers a fully equipped pied-à-terre, with a small kitchen with a sink, stovetop, microwave, and coffeemaker. All rooms have private bathrooms, though some are accessed via the shared hallway; all are modern and recently renovated, with tan tile, white sinks, hairdryers, and BioEnergy toiletries. Some have walk-in rainfall showers while others have jetted tubs.
Features
Free Wi-Fi, concierge services, 24-hour front desk
La Piccola Maison has limited facilities. The 24-hour front desk offers helpful concierge services and there's free Wi-Fi
throughout. No breakfast is included. The hotel does not offer parking; guests must find either street spots (difficult to find in central Rome) or use private parking lots outside the
historic center.