Eco-sustainable charm accessible to all in the center of Trieste
Via Roma 2, Trieste
Eco-sustainable charm accessible to all in the center of Trieste
Via Roma 2, TriesteEco-sustainable charm accessible to all in the center of Trieste
Just a few steps from the sea, the enchanting Casa ROMANO Luxury Green Suites allows you to breathe the culture and discover the charm and art of this border and seaside city. Overlooking Piazza della Borsa, Casa Romano is only a short distance from Piazza dell'Unità, the seaside square of Trieste for which the city is famous throughout the world. It is very close to the monuments of Colle di San Giusto and the Roman amphitheater, testimony to the history of ancient Tergeste. The historic Casa Romano building has just been renovated with passion, in perfect compliance with the style of the city. Inside are the three corner apartments of the Casa ROMANO Luxury Green Suites overlooking Piazza della Borsa. The suites are welcoming and spacious, furnished with full respect to ecological sustainability, and are designed to offer guests maximum eco-sustainable comfort and elegance in functional environments, accessible to all, including the physically disabled and families with children. Each apartment stands out for its charm and style and has been designed to offer an unforgettable stay for lovers of environmentally friendly tourism. The apartments have just been renovated and the interiors are elegantly furnished with ecological furniture. The sizes of the apartments vary from 60 square meters (from 2 to 5 people) up to 108 square meters (up to a maximum of 6 to 8 people).
All apartments have a fully equipped kitchen (plates, cutlery, glasses, cups, pots, and pans), with the most energy-efficient appliances (large fridge with freezer, dishwasher, oven and microwave, and an induction stovetop). In addition, the water kettle, toaster, citrus juicer, and Illy espresso coffee machine are available for guests. The kitchen tap water is purified by filtering devices to avoid the use of plastic bottles. Each apartment has an energy-efficient washing machine. Our guests will be provided with several Illy espresso coffee pods, a choice of organic and herbal teas, organic sugar and honey in single-serving packets, and disposable single-use bottles of extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar of organic origin. The bathroom linens are made of ecologically organic cotton and all personal cleaning products are of organic origin. Each apartment will also have available organically certified dishwashing, dishwasher, and laundry detergents.
We guarantee a comfortable stay in an environment that is more sustainable than ever. Protecting the environment and personal health is our priority.
Children of all ages are welcome. There are cots available on request, free of charge (120x60cm), wooden high chairs and a changing table and complimentary toiletry products entirely dedicated to them.
It is our priority to guarantee a pleasant stay for all our guests, keeping in mind those with disabilities. The apartments are perfectly adaptable to the needs of disabled people. All apartments are accessible by lift without any steps. The large interior spaces of the apartments allow you to move comfortably in a wheelchair. The bathrooms are designed with large floor showers and with removable accessories on request, suitable for specific needs. The kitchen of the Acquamarina apartment has a height-adjustable worktop and all appliances are at the right height.
The Baroque style building called the Casa Romano, built starting around 1760 and completed in 1770, was built by a Lombard architect for a tailor from Vienna, who moved to Trieste in the mid-eighteenth century. In 1785, it became the property of a stockbroker, Pietro Antonio Romano, from whom the building took its name. Between 1833 and 1872 the building was the residence of the magnate Cesare Cassis Faraoneand between 1835 and 1842 it housed the offices of Lloyd Austriaco. After the First World War, the building became the property of Credito Italiano, which had it restored between 1919 and 1921 by the engineer Giorgio Polli, whose restoration was based on the criteria established by the architect Civilli. It seems that the features of the tailor's face, who originally had Casa Romano built to house his Atelier, may be identified within the sculpted man’s head
found at the main door on the Piazza della Borsa. The building remained the headquarters of a bank for a long time, then a recent splitting of the property separated the utilization of the ground floor for commercial use from that of the upper floors, which were left unused. Thanks to this new project, Casa Romano has returned to life in its original dimension, with the same care and attention as back then. Apartments of different sizes have been created with fine finishes, high technology and home automation systems. The intent, however, is to offer a level of workmanship, home systems and finishes in line with the prestige of the building and the context in which it is located, without any compromise whatsoever.