Hotel d'Inghilterra Roma - Starhotels Collezione
Municipio I, Rome
“Aristocratic Grand Tour salon”
Vibe
Murano chandeliers and hand-restored ceiling stuccos give public salons the timeless, cultured air of a Grand Tour gathering place.
“Aristocratic Grand Tour salon”
Sixteenth-century Torlonia guesthouse converted into a historic hotel during the nineteenth-century Grand Tour era.
A continuous Roman institution since 1845 that hosted Lord Byron, Mark Twain, and Ernest Hemingway.
Attentive boutique service, bespoke Rubelli fabrics, William Morris wall coverings, and an intimate Roman travertine spa.
In Campo Marzio on Via Borgognona, steps from the Spanish Steps and Via dei Condotti.
Rooms
Custom Rubelli silks, William Morris wall coverings, and patinated brass fittings from local Roman ateliers dress the residential-style quarters.
Wellness
Tucked beneath vaulted ceilings, the intimate spa suite offers tailored massage rituals wrapped in warm Roman travertine.
Backstory
Originally a sixteenth-century guesthouse for neighboring Palazzo Torlonia, the residence became a hotel in 1845 to host Grand Tour luminaries.
Eat & drink
Sip spritzes amidst rooftop greenery at Terrazza Romana, or take an alfresco sidewalk table at Café Romano on Via Borgognona.
The neighborhood
Set on cobblestoned Via Borgognona in Campo Marzio, haute couture boutiques and the Spanish Steps sit just around the corner.
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