History
The Hotel Villa Grazioli is housed in the hunting lodge of the Grazioli Lante della Rovere Dukes, adjacent to Palazzo Grazioli, today home of the Canadian Embassy. When the Grazioli family purchased the Villa at the end of the 19th century, the main building consisted of a typical square farmhouse called Villa Lecci. The restructuring and expansion of the property was entrusted to Giovani Riggi who retrieved the style buildings that are still present in the area today: the stables, a neo-Gothic tower and the medieval building with bow-window, turrets, rusticated decorations, brickwork cornices, balconies and loggias.