Aleph Rome Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton
Municipio I, Rome
“Rationalist bank retreat”
Vibe
Backlit onyx installations, running water features, and polished Cipollino marble set a cool, cinematic tone in this reimagined 1930s banking palazzo.
“Rationalist bank retreat”
A 1930s savings bank conversion preserving antique Cipollino marble floors and an armored basement vault door.
Le Caveau Spa occupies the former bank vault with a gilded marble hammam and thermal pool.
Roberto Romano interiors featuring backlit onyx installations, polished Italian marble, and bespoke contemporary furnishings.
Between Via Veneto and Piazza Barberini, a short walk from the Spanish Steps and Villa Borghese gardens.
Rooms
High ceilings frame Italian marble floors and bespoke contemporary furnishings, with top-tier suites opening onto private terraces overlooking Roman rooftops.
Wellness
Past the original armored vault door in the basement, Le Caveau Spa features a gilded marble hammam, Finnish sauna, and thermal pool.
Backstory
Built in the 1930s as a savings bank headquarters, architect Roberto Romano preserved the building's neoclassical bones and antique Greek marble floors.
Eat & drink
Head to Sky Blu for seasonal trattoria dining on the terrace, or sip aperitifs beside the rooftop plunge pool at Organics Sky Garden.
The neighborhood
Tucked just off Piazza Barberini and Via Veneto, the property puts the Trevi Fountain and Villa Borghese gardens within an easy stroll.
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