Harmony of modernism and classicism and a timeless atmosphere born from a reworking of styles and trends: this is the St George Roma, the new 5 star luxury boutique hotel with a contemporary air, designed by Lorenzo Bellini in one of the most enchanting areas of Rome. The hotel rises along the distinctive Via Giulia, a street beloved of the Romans for its antiques dealers, churches and old noble palazzi, and for the delightful side streets that surround it such as via Del Pellegrino and via Dei Cappellari, still bearing their ancient Sampietrini paving stones. This evocative 15th century street was born from Pope Julius II Della Rovere’s vision and Bramante’s genius. Here in 1508 work began on the impressive Palazzo dei Tribunali project. The Pope’s plan went beyond the construction of a new road – he actually intended to modernise the city’s Medieval organizational structure and thus he comissioned Bramante to build the giant palazzo to house all the law courts and notaries. Unfortunately the great architect died before either completing the impressive project or taking possession of the new workshop that he himself had bought in the area. Today, overe 500 years later, this Palazzo has returned to life, having been converted into a hotel in a project undertaken by the architect Lorenzo Bellini who is responsible for the hotel’s interior design, while work was overseen by the engineer Nello Nardini. And thus a new hotel enters onto the capital’s luxury hospitaliy stage. It has all the key qualities – design, comfort, a historic location and a strategic position close to the city’s most important monuments, its most renowned restaurants and it most fashionable nightspots – making it the ideal base from which to set out in discovery of the marvels of the eternal city and perfect for both business and leisure travellers.