J.K. Place Roma

"JK Place Roma offers an exclusive lodging experience in Rome, honored with two Michelin Keys for its outstanding service and prime location." - The MICHELIN Guide

"Located in the 17th-century Palazzo Borghese, offering exclusive access to the Italian fashion scene."

"J.K. Place is one seriously stylish…well, place. Stride into the lobby and there’s no mistaking you’re in Rome: expect white marble sculptures, bronze lamps, and chunky design bibles on the shelves. It’s elegant and fresh, the kind of place you want to stay forever. Everything’s meticulously designed and totally luxurious here, but what makes J.K. Place so special is that everyone treats you like a star, from the restaurant staff (late for your booking? No problem!) to the receptionist who’ll have your shirt pressed at 1 a.m., because that's when you realized you needed it for the next morning." - Maresa Manara

"Opened in 2013 in a building that previously housed the University of Rome ’s architecture department, JK Place is one of the newer additions to Rome’s growing number of high-end luxury boutique hotels. It is located near the intersection of Via Del Corso and Via dei Condotti, Rome’s most chaotic shopping nexus, but it is just far enough away from the action to maintain an air of seclusion, a rarity for the zone. Behind the hotel’s unassuming doorway, classrooms and offices have been transformed into an effortlessly cool retreat. Like its siblings in Florence and Capri, the JK Place Rome is eclectically decorated and packed with artwork. Rooms feature canopied beds, sculptures, and sleek bathrooms decked out in Italian marble. The JK Café Bistro and bar attract well-heeled locals, giving the hotel a more down-to-earth vibe than its boutique neighbors, without sacrificing its unquestionable elegance."

"Opened in 2013 in a building that previously housed the University of Rome ’s architecture department, JK Place is one of the newer additions to Rome’s growing number of high-end luxury boutique hotels. It is located near the intersection of Via Del Corso and Via dei Condotti, Rome’s most chaotic shopping nexus, but it is just far enough away from the action to maintain an air of seclusion, a rarity for the zone. Behind the hotel’s unassuming doorway, classrooms and offices have been transformed into an effortlessly cool retreat. Like its siblings in Florence and Capri, the JK Place Rome is eclectically decorated and packed with artwork. Rooms feature canopied beds, sculptures, and sleek bathrooms decked out in Italian marble. The JK Café Bistro and bar attract well-heeled locals, giving the hotel a more down-to-earth vibe than its boutique neighbors, without sacrificing its unquestionable elegance."