The Grand Emperor Suite

This magnificent suite was the residence of Emperor Napoleon III who lived here in 1830. You will breathe the classic historical luxury through the elegant furnishings, oil paintings, original 16th century tapestries, parquet floors and hand-stencilled walls. Where will you be located? Along with Via del Clementino and Via dei Condotti, this street is a part of the ancient Via Trinitatis that led to Trinità dei Monti, inaugurated by Paolo III in the sixteenth century. It houses two of the most important buildings in the capital, namely Palazzo Caetani Ruspoli and Palazzo Borghese. At number 35 stands Palazzo Mereghi, with its twin fountains where a single giant sculpture of a fish spits water. You are in the heart of the Borghese Rome. CIR 1160