Petronius Suite

The Petronius Suite carries a distinctly Roman name. Petronius, courtier to Emperor Nero, was regarded as the arbiter of taste in his age. That reference sets the tone. This is a suite placed under the sign of display, with a direct link to a Rome shaped by palaces, ritual and social theatre.

At Rome Cavalieri, the suite fits naturally within the hotel’s identity. The property holds a singular position in Rome, slightly removed from the pace of the center, with a sense of space that few large Roman addresses still offer. The setting matters as much as the name. The Petronius Suite speaks as much about the city as it does about the hotel itself: a Rome of reception, dining, ceremony and cultivated taste. The nod to Petronius is not incidental. It ties the suite to a precise Roman tradition, one rooted in the city’s history and in its long-standing language of representation.