Boek dit als You want to live like a Roman aristocrat in a private palazzo just seconds from the Spanish Steps, but hidden enough to avoid the selfie sticks.
The 'private residence' vibe—it feels like staying in a wealthy friend's home, not a hotel
Café Romano's alfresco tables on Via Bocca di Leone are prime people-watching territory
The new Terrazza Romana rooftop bar offers rare, intimate views over Roman terracotta rooftops
Snel Overzicht: It's undeniably expensive and the elevators are tiny, but the recent renovation successfully polished the old-world charm without killing its soul.
Beoordeeld door @fabluxtravels: I felt like absolute royalty here. The location is unbeatable—just steps from the best shopping—but inside it’s this quiet, elegant sanctuary. The concierge team is legendary; they sorted everything for me. If you want classic Roman luxury, this is the spot.
Gast die hier verbleef zei
The hype
Travelers universally praise the location and the 'sparkling' cleanliness, but often wince at the breakfast price.
Reality check
While soundproofing is generally good, lower-floor rooms facing the street can still catch the 6 AM trash collection symphony.
You prioritize location above all else (Via Condotti is 1 min away)
You appreciate 'old money' aesthetics—antiques, marble, velvet, and crystal chandeliers
You want a concierge who actually knows the maître d's at the best restaurants
Schoonmaak & Onderhoud
9.2
Housekeeping: Impeccable. Reviews consistently mention 'sparkling' rooms and twice-daily service (turndown included).
Bathroom hygiene: Marble bathrooms are kept pristine; no reports of mold or grime in recent audits.
Maintenance: Newly renovated rooms are flawless; older rooms are well-maintained but may show slight wear on carpets.
Linens & towels: High-thread-count, crisp white linens and plush, heavy towels.
Odors & scents: Lobby smells of fresh flowers and signature scent; rooms are fresh (request non-smoking to be safe).
Sleepability™
7.5STIL
STIL
0-4LUID
4-7.5GEMATIGD
7.5-10STIL
Early morning street cleaning/trash trucks (Via Bocca di Leone side)
Hallway noise in older wings where doors are heavy but not sound-tight
Voordat je boekt
Goed om te weten
City tax is high—expect around €10 per person, per night, payable at checkout.
The elevator is historic (read: small and slow); take the stairs if you're only going up one floor.
Breakfast is not always included in the base rate and costs ~€45/person.
Wat je mee moet nemen
Earplugs (just in case you get a street-facing room)
Walking shoes that look dressy (you are in the fashion district)
A power converter (though many renovated rooms now have USB ports)
Kamer Genie
Beste keuzes
Junior Suite (approx. 35 sqm) for breathing room and a sitting area
Penthouse Suite for the private terrace (if money is no object)
Interior courtyard rooms for absolute silence
Kamers om te vermijden
1st or 2nd floor facing the street (if you are a light sleeper)
Standard 'Superior' rooms if you have more than two suitcases
Kamer Aanvraag Genie – kopiëren en plakken
“I am a light sleeper and would appreciate a room on a high floor (4th or above) or facing the internal courtyard to minimize early morning street noise. If available, a renovated room with the new lighter color palette would be preferred.”
Veelgestelde vragen & Verborgen tips
Alles wat je eigenlijk wilt weten voordat je boekt.
Is there a pool?
No. There is a 'Spa Suite' with a jacuzzi and steam room, but no swimming pool.
How much is parking?
Valet parking is approximately €100 per day. It is strongly recommended to use a taxi or private transfer instead.
Is it pet friendly?
Yes, small dogs (under 15kg) are welcome for a fee of €45 per stay.
Is breakfast included?
Usually no, unless booked as a specific package. The buffet is legendary but costs €45 per person.
How far is the Spanish Steps?
Literally around the corner—about a 2-minute walk (200 meters).
Is there a gym?
Yes, a small 24-hour fitness center with Technogym equipment, but it's more for maintenance than a serious workout.
Tips van Insiders
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The rooftop bar 'Terrazza Romana' is a relatively new addition and often has space when other famous rooftops are full.
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Ask the concierge for a reservation at 'Da Enzo' days in advance—they have pull there.
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Skip the hotel breakfast one day and walk to 'Antico Caffè Greco' for a coffee standing at the bar (much cheaper and historic).
5 dingen die je moet weten voordat je gaat
💡The 'single' rooms are genuinely tiny—like ship cabins.
💡You might spot a celebrity; this hotel has been a hideout for stars like Elizabeth Taylor and Hemingway.
💡The lobby scent is a custom fragrance that guests obsess over (you can sometimes buy a candle).
💡Room service pasta is surprisingly excellent (it's the same kitchen as Café Romano).
💡The plumbing in the unrenovated rooms can be a bit 'historic' (loud pipes).
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