Hotel Eden Roma
Rome, Italy
Rome, Italy. Located on the Via Veneto, its corner cupola a landmark of the street.

11 dates, written by Grand Hotels of the World from the sources below.
The Hotel Excelsior opens, designed by Swiss architects Emil Vogt and Otto Maraini for a Lucerne-based hotel company.
Two floors are converted into a military hospital run by the Italian Red Cross.
The hotel is sold to CIGA, the Compagnia Italiana Grandi Alberghi.
After the German invasion it becomes the residence and offices of Kurt Mälzer, military commander of Rome.
Following the liberation of Rome, General Mark Clark makes the hotel his temporary headquarters.
The hotel reopens to guests.
CIGA buys the adjoining Banco di Napoli building, rebuilds its façade to match and adds a sixth floor.
The hotel hosts the cast and crew of Ben-Hur; La Dolce Vita is filmed around it in 1960, and Two Weeks in Another Town inside in 1962.
The Aga Khan IV buys CIGA in 1985, then sells the chain to ITT Sheraton in 1994, which places the hotel in its Luxury Collection.
Now owned by Starwood, it becomes The Westin Excelsior, Rome, and is fully renovated that year.
Starwood sells the hotel to Qatar-based Katara Hospitality for €222 million.
Sources: Wikipedia (EN), “The Westin Excelsior Rome” (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Official website (Marriott). Text rewritten and translated by Grand Hotels of the World.
Rome, Italy
Rome, Italy
Rome, Italy
Rome, Italy