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36 hotels on this page
They did this well. You’ll notice.
Hotel De' Ricci
Mid-century vintage furniture and custom hand-painted Roman murals by Andrea Ferolla.
Hotel dei Barbieri
Architect studio MORQ layered raw Matteo Brioni clay plaster against seventeenth-century frescoes.
Hotel nhow Roma Vittorio Veneto
Emiliano Calderini layers torn classical wallpaper over ancient Roman brickwork motifs.
Hotel Scenario
Studio MORQ balances monochrome clay plaster against exposed seventeenth-century timber ceilings and stone.
InterContinental Rome Ambasciatori Palace
Restored stucco plasterwork complements intricate Roman-inspired Margraf marble mosaic flooring.
Leon's Place
Monochrome Carrara marble floors set against mirrored walls and sculptural Italian seating.
Mama Shelter Roma
Ceilings painted by Beniloys meet graphic mosaic floors and whimsical bedside mask lamps.
Margutta 19
Interiors styled by Nicola Gallizia pair custom bronze Oluce lighting with parquet floors and tailored Italian furnishings.
Martius Private Suites
Marco Giammetta pairs original eighteenth-century frescoes with modern Italian furnishings and coloured marble.
Nerva Boutique Hotel
Geometric wall patterns, houndstooth textiles, and contemporary artworks furnish each compact bedroom.
Nobildonne Relais
Restored neo-Renaissance palazzo interiors with Venetian mosaic floors and frescoed ceilings.
Nobu Hotel Roma
Rockwell Group interiors layering cherry blossom metal screens, black lacquer furnishings, and contrasting Italian marble bathrooms.
Palazzo Dama
Vintage Venini glass, salvaged Plaza chandeliers, and midcentury furnishings wrapped in rich fabrics.
Palazzo Manfredi
Maria Renata Fimiani appointed the rooms with luminous parquet floors and Baxter sofas.
Palazzo Scanderbeg
Reclaimed Venetian mooring-pole flooring pairs with contemporary Italian furnishings and a helical staircase.
Palazzo Shedir
Restored ceremonial salons feature sixteenth-century Flemish mirrors, trompe-l'œil frescoes, sodalite marble, and curated antique furnishings.
Palazzo Velabro
Restored rationalist woodwork meets hand-painted lobby frescoes, herringbone oak floors, and custom Italian furniture.
Palm Suite
Restored brick vaulted ceilings meet bold tropical motifs and mid-century modern furnishings.
PiazzaDiSpagna9
Rotating contemporary art exhibitions and custom Italian furniture fill each guest room.
Portrait Roma
Mid-century photography, archival shoe sketches, bespoke leather accents, and a boarskin-paneled elevator define the townhouse interiors.
Residenza B
Architect Stefano Dorata pairs Roman travertine bathrooms with mid-century pieces and custom furniture by local craftsmen.
Rocco Forte House
Eclectic Grand Tour antiques mix with 1970s patterns and opulent Carrara marble bathrooms.
Room Mate Collection Filippo, Rome
Sculptural palm trees and granite columns inspired by Bernini fill the lobby.
Salotto Monti
Fornasetti wallpaper and parquet floors across pop, natural, and elegant themed bedrooms.
Sentho Roma
Church-style arched windows and terracotta floors look out over the shared courtyard garden.
Sina Bernini Bristol
Terracotta-red marble floors run past contemporary takes on classic Roman baroque.
Singer Palace Hotel Roma
Art Deco geometry meets custom Italian parquet, rich jewel-toned velvet seating, and restored dark walnut boiserie.
Sofitel Roma Villa Borghese
Jean-Philippe Nuel interiors feature iridescent trompe-l'œil cloud ceilings and polychromatic marble accents.
Soho House Rome
Travertine and Crittall exterior frames graniglia terrazzo floors and custom Bitossi ceramic lamps.
The Fifteen Keys Hotel
Mid-century furnishings and herringbone parquet pair with soft pastel palettes throughout.
The First Musica
Studio Marincola interiors pairing brass-mesh facades with Loro Piana fabrics and bespoke acoustics.
The First Roma Arte
Over two hundred contemporary Italian artworks displayed as a living, evolving gallery.
The First Roma Dolce
Warm boiserie wood paneling meets sleek, dark Nero Saint Laurent marble.
The Goethe Hotel
Chiara Caberlon interiors feature deep burgundy palettes dressed with vintage Grand Tour curiosities.
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.