Hotel Eden
Ludovisi, Municipio I, Rome
“Storied Roman grande dame”
Vibe
Golden Roman light fills the marble lobby, where discreet service and storied terrace aperitivos set a polished, timeless pace.
“Storied Roman grande dame”
Electric golf cart transfers, dedicated concierges, and marble bathrooms stocked with Santa Maria Novella amenities.
An 1889 Beaux-Arts palazzo that introduced Rome to electric lighting, central heating, and private lifts.
Federico Fellini’s long-standing terrace haunt, maintaining its panoramic sunset aperitivo ritual across generations.
In the Ludovisi district above Via Veneto, a short walk from Villa Borghese and the Spanish Steps
Rooms
High-ceilinged rooms feature white Carrara marble bathrooms stocked with Santa Maria Novella amenities and tall windows overlooking the city.
Wellness
The subterranean spa draws on Roman bath traditions with vaulted steam rooms and private treatment suites using Valmont products.
Backstory
When hotelier Francesco Nistelweck opened the palazzo in 1889, it introduced Rome to electric lighting, central heating, and private elevators.
Eat & drink
Panoramic city views frame Michelin-starred dining at La Terrazza, while sunset cocktails and cicchetti draw crowds to Il Giardino.
The neighborhood
Set in quiet Ludovisi above Via Veneto, the hotel sits a short downhill stroll from Villa Borghese and the Spanish Steps.
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