Eitch Borromini - Palazzo Pamphilj

[ENG] Palazzo Pamphili is the building That Eitch houses, designed by Bernini in the XVIIth century and in cui Pope Innocent X resided. Throughout six floors, surrounded by bell towers, magnificent terraces with unequaled views of Rome and secret passageways That leads to internal views of the church and of St. Agnes in Agony, the baroque masterpiece next to us.

Eitch Borromini is an all-suite facility with enormous and exquisitely furbished guest rooms equipped with every comfort. The lounge and restaurant offer the most prestigious views over Piazza Navona That our guests can enjoy as they plan Their day, have a business meeting or relaxing with a drink from our bar.

[ITA] Suites and apartments in the famous 'College Innocenziano', masterpiece of Borromini attached to the church of St. Agnes in Agone in Piazza Navona.

Guests of the building - which takes its name from Pope Innocent X Pamphilj because it built during his pontificate (1644) - can have breakfast in front of the Fountain of the Moor, have a drink at the sound of the bells in the church tower, sleep under the frescoes , dine on the roofs of Rome with a view stretching from the domes of the Pantheon and St. Ivo alla Sapienza in St. Peter and the Spanish Steps.

The entire building was designed by Borromini and is the only of the kind in the world that hosts a tourist facility. Staying here is like living history: the "Suite Innocent X" really was the apartment of the pope and the "Suite Clock" There are the mechanisms that drive the giant dial on the facade. In c'a palace also the internal courtyard with a well, an intermediate terrace overlooking Piazza Navona and a rooftop with a view to the entire width of the rooftops of the Eternal City.