Review: Elizabeth Unique Hotel, Rome - SilverKris

"Situated in the heart of Rome’s commercial district a short walk from the Spanish Steps, this hotel feels like a quiet urban oasis. Housed across three levels of a restored 17th-century palazzo, it blends classical architectural references with contemporary finishes: a recurring Roman-arch motif, muted brass accents and refined hanging light fixtures create a cohesive, elegant look in the guestrooms. Clean white corridors and staircases double as exhibition space for works from the local Galleria Russo, curated by an in-house cultural manager, and striking pieces by contemporary Italian artists also hang in the rooms. Service is highly attentive, with round‑the‑clock front‑desk support, an art historian available on call, and complimentary smartphones that remove roaming and data worries for guests." - David Plaisant