St. Regis Rome
Municipio I, Rome
“Fin-de-siècle Roman grandeur”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
A soaring Murano chandelier anchors the sunlit salon, where rotating Galleria Continua sculptures meet Belle Époque travertine arches.
“Fin-de-siècle Roman grandeur”
Dedicated butler service, a custom Fiat 600 house car, and suites appointed with Rubelli silk fabrics.
Inaugurated in 1894 by César Ritz, featuring restored 19th-century elevators and Mario Spinetti ceiling frescoes.
A grand Roman fixture since 1894, keeping traditions alive with daily evening champagne sabering in the salon.
Near Piazza della Repubblica and Diocletian's Baths, a short stroll from Stazione Termini.
Rooms
Dressed in Rubelli silks and soft pastels by Pierre-Yves Rochon, rooms feature deep soaking tubs in carved marble bathrooms.
Wellness
The subterranean spa features tailored Sisley Paris botanical facials and body rituals alongside a 24-hour fitness studio.
Backstory
César Ritz and Auguste Escoffier opened Rome's first hotel with electric lighting here in 1894, debuting its famed grand ballroom.
Eat & drink
Champagne sabering begins each evening at LUMEN, leading into modern Japanese dining by Akira Back and courtyard garden drinks.
The neighborhood
Set beside the Baths of Diocletian and Piazza della Repubblica, the hotel sits a short stroll from Stazione Termini.
“its sumptuous hall is home to the contemporary artworks of the Continua Gallery and the mixology counter of the very popular Lumen Bar, which also benefits from a very pleasant outdoor space.”
“This grand old dame, built in 1894, well-positioned near the Palazzo del Quirinale and Terme di Diocleziano, boasts 161 gilded guest rooms and 30 suites, decked out in regal colors of powder blue, cream, and cinnamon.”
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