One of eight vibes
Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
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Extremely rare. Sets the global standard.
Hotel Vilòn
Film scenographer Paolo Bonfini frames Art Deco velvet against original Rococo columns.
Orient Express La Minerva
Lacquered train-compartment joinery, Rosso Verona marble basins, and a soaring restored glass dome.
Palazzo Talìa
Bespoke chromatic interiors pair monumental geometric carpets with restored eighteenth-century frescoes and custom peach-wood panelling.
Rhinoceros Roma
Raw seventeenth-century brickwork and peeling plaster meet monolithic stainless-steel kitchen modules.
ROMEO Roma
Fluid parametric architecture meets sculptural ebony and marble inside an aristocratic palace.
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Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
art'otel Rome Via Veneto
Interiors showcase Pietro Ruffo's celestial maps, tapestries, and engraved granite walls.
Bulgari Hotel Roma
ACPV Architects layer vibrant imperial marbles, handblown Murano glass chandeliers, and custom textiles across rationalist interiors.
Corinthia Rome
Neoclassical architecture restored with polychrome marble inlays, oak millwork, and geometric mosaics.
Fendi Private Suites
Marco Costanzi interiors featuring custom Fendi Casa furnishings, Navona travertine, and Karl Lagerfeld photographs of Roman fountains.
G-Rough
Patina walls frame mid-century furnishings by Giò Ponti beside mirrored subway tiles.
Hotel Casa Monti Roma
Laura Gonzalez interiors layer Milanese frescoes, Italian terrazzo, and vibrant botanical headboards.
Hotel Chapter Roma
Exposed brick arches, blackened steel fixtures, and vibrant street murals bring industrial edge to an 1880s palazzo.
Hotel de la Ville
Grand Tour aesthetics by Tommaso Ziffer pairing Piranesi-inspired wallpaper with bold velvet furnishings and a geometric courtyard.
Hotel de Russie
Interiors by Olga Polizzi blend vibrant palettes, Robert Mapplethorpe prints, Roman mosaics, and terraced gardens.
Hotel Maalot
Maximalist jewel-toned interiors by RPM Proget paired with satirical Stanley Gonczanski portraits.
J.K. Place Roma
Canopied rosewood beds and architectural photography by Massimo Listri.
Palazzo delle Pietre
Contemporary Italian furnishings by De Padova alongside restored frescoes and Antolini marble bathrooms.
Palazzo Ripetta
Curated contemporary sculptures meet restored Art Deco moldings throughout vibrant light-filled interiors.
Palazzo Roma
Panepinto pairs twenty rare marbles and pop art against restored intarsia woodwork.
Residenza Napoleone III
Coffered ceilings soar over antique oil paintings, sixteenth-century Gobelin tapestries, and a private lavender-strewn rooftop terrace.
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They did this well. You’ll notice.
Bio Hotel Raphaël
Executive floors by Richard Meier paired with original Picasso ceramics and modern masterworks.
Casa de 'Coronari
Sixties Italian styling brings retro Smeg refrigerators beside slate-gray molded chairs.
Casa J.K. Place Roma
Interiors feature Calacatta marble, sleek timber dining tables, curved sofas, and a luminous glass-domed central courtyard.
Casa Montani
Hand-painted monochrome striped walls and bathrooms lined in deep Ligurian slate.
citizenM Roma Isola Tiberina
Vitra furniture, concrete floors, and a four-hundred-square-meter ceiling mural by street artist Uno animate the open-plan interiors.
Condominio Monti
Studio Tamat arranged guest rooms along traditional corridors washed in Little Greene pastels.
Corso 281
Monochrome geometric interiors by Chiara Caberlon with parquet floors and Carrara marble.
Crossing Condotti
Centuries-old Sicilian antiques meet mid-century Italian chairs beneath exposed timber ceilings.
DOM Hotel
Original Warhol silkscreens hang against Renaissance timber ceilings and dark velvet paneling.
Donna Camilla Savelli
Restored Baroque architectural lines, terracotta tilework, and monastic arcades framing inner garden courtyards.
Elizabeth Unique Hotel
Works chosen with Galleria Russo line the marble corridors and high-ceilinged bedrooms.
Fortyseven Hotel
Each floor honors a different twentieth-century Italian art movement and design master.
Generator Rome
Custom metal bunk beds rest on parquet floors beneath hanging Chinese paper lanterns.
Gold. Extremely rare. Sets the global standard.
Silver. Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Bronze. They did this well. You’ll notice.
Listed. A defining trait. Makes the hotel what it is.
Design. Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
Luxe. Cared for at every turn. The bath is drawn before you ask.
Local. It could only be here. You wake up knowing where you are.
Heritage. A building with a story. Once a palace, a monastery, a station.
Wellness. You leave feeling new. Rest, sweat, soak and sleep like a stone.
Classic. The city grew up with it. Same rituals, same regulars, same bar.
Resort. A world of its own. Something to do from breakfast to nightcap.