Our story
Civis Romanus sum
“I am a Roman citizen”: in the ancient world, these words declared citizenship of Rome. Being a civis meant belonging to a city, not just living in it. The collection takes its name from there, and so does the way we welcome guests: as citizens, for the whole stay.
One address at a time
First the Lilium, on Via Venti Settembre by Porta Pia; then the Imperial on Piazza Fiume, 350 m away; then Trullux and The Quiet Mill in Ceglie Messapica, in the Valle d'Itria.
At every property
The same standard
Maintenance, housekeeping and welcome follow the same rules at the boutique hotel by Porta Pia and at the apartment in Ceglie Messapica.
The character of the place
The address sets the format, the materials and the pace: late-19th-century stucco and stained glass at the Lilium, trullo stone at Trullux.
Things as they are
The photos show the properties as they are. Trullux is in the countryside and you need a car: its page says so.
Privacy
Hotel-grade smart TVs erase all data every time they are switched off.
The properties
Reception and breakfast at the Lilium, full independence at the Imperial, countryside and a pool at Trullux, the town center at The Quiet Mill.
