A penthouse where light meets silence. On the top floor, where the sky meets the city, a luminous space opens up, inspired by Dante’s final journey—the Empyrean, the place of perfect bliss.
Open the door and you’re greeted by a small, cozy, intimate, and reassuring entryway….It gives almost no hint of what lies ahead. Suddenly, the space opens up into a large, bright open-concept area that takes your breath away, where the kitchen and living room coexist in perfect harmony. Your gaze is drawn to the windows; it is there that Empireo comes to life, suspended above Piazza Dante. In a more secluded area, a private sleeping area accessible via a convenient hallway offers you the relaxation of a cozy master bedroom and a well-appointed bathroom. A perfect balance between open spaces and private corners to make you feel at home from the very first moment.
At Empyreo, hospitality is measured in everyday gestures: the home is cleaned with care, using natural and organic products, and for personal care we use only organic, skin-friendly solutions.Breakfast is prepared exclusively with locally sourced and DOP/IGP products, carefully selected for their quality and freshness.For us, hospitality means this: creating an authentic, thoughtful, and generous environment, where every detail reflects care and respect for our guests.
For 30 years, a journalist and writer with a passion for medieval history has called Piazza Dante home.Here, it’s normal to do your grocery shopping next to an Oscar-winning director, have coffee near a famous actor, or exchange a few words with a writer. In this neighborhood that smells of bread, coffee, spices, and distant scents, Empyreo welcomes you with gentle light and tranquility.
This apartment, designed for those seeking peace and beauty, is located on Rome’s highest hill—the historic Esquilino district. Once home to Roman patricians and the site of imperial villas (traces of which are still visible), it is today a neighborhood rich in layers of history. It’s the most cosmopolitan and intellectual side of Rome, for those who want to experience Rome beyond the clichés—among tree-lined squares, hidden quiet corners, and artists’ studios.