The world-famous Raphael Hotel is close to Piazza Navona in the centre of Rome. Created by its first owner, Spartaco Vannoni, back in 1963, the hotel has attained semi legendary status, and many guests return year on year. The lobby of the hotel is an art museum in itself, with priceless ceramics by Picasso, Mayan art, lithographs, paintings, sculptures and antiquarian artefacts. You can dine in the multi-level roof garden, savouring the dishes created by expert chef Jean-Francois Daridon while gazing over the city ... Unforgettable. And the third floor of this Rome hotel is by celebrated architect Richard Meier, with rooms finished in oak and with air conditioning, CD and DVD and Bose sound system.
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