Aleph Rome Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton

The hotel has a wonderful location; quiet but close to train station and an easy walk to Trevi Fountain and Pantheon. The property is visually appealing and our room was well appointed. We did not use the pool area as it looked crowded with children (which is understandable for hot afternoons). We appreciated the fitness area, but found the fee for the sauna a bit excessive for a property of this caliber. We have stayed in other luxury brands in Europe where sauna is inclusive. The daily breakfast was very good; a rotating variety of main options each day that were well prepared and fresh. Additional pastries and sides were great as well. What really stood out to us was the service, in both positive and negative ways. We experienced really wonderful service from the attentive and hardworking staff in the breakfast area, but unfortunately lackluster doormen service, which was some days non existent.

The hotel is situated on a quiet street in a fantastic location. We spent three nights here and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The beds are very comfortable, and the modern facilities offer plenty of great amenities. What truly sets this hotel apart is the outstanding team. From the start, Mariateresa was incredibly helpful, answering all our questions and arranging airport pickup before we even arrived. Each morning, being welcomed by Antonella at breakfast felt like seeing family. Simone was always available at the front desk whenever we needed assistance. Every staff member went above and beyond—not for tips, but because they genuinely care about their guests. Thank you for making us feel so welcome and for taking such wonderful care of us. This hotel truly feels like a home away from home.

We’ve not stayed at a lot of Curio / Hilton luxury hotels in the past, but decided to give the Aleph a try based on the reviews. We are so glad that we did! This is a gem of a hotel. It’s the perfect size for us - not too big, but still has a rooftop pool, a gym, a wonderful bar and restaurant with delicious food. ||The hotel is very centrally located near the Barberini station and it’s walkable to Trevi fountain, the Pantheon, and many of the typical sites in Rome. Very very convenient. ||The rooms are of a a very good size for Rome - nice king sized beds, plenty of room to open suitcases and walk around, modern bathrooms, plenty of charging points around the room. Our room had a view of another building (an inner view) and next time I think we’d upgrade to a better view. ||Service at the hotel is exception across the board. The concierge was very helpful in booking restaurants, providing recommendations, etc. Every interaction with hotel staff was great. Food in the restaurant was also very good. After dinner, we had a drink in the hotel lobby bar and they made probably the best Negroni I’ve ever tasted. ||All in all, we’d definitely return to the Aleph!

We stayed at this hotel a few weeks ago with the family, drawn by its central location in the heart of Rome and the promise of a high-end experience. Unfortunately, the stay did not meet our expectations especially considering the crazy price paid. The hotel certainly has great potential the common areas are spacious, well-designed, and elegant, but they completely lack atmosphere and service. The central bar in the lobby, for example, was always empty and without staff, and the restaurant felt lifeless when we showed up. We encountered several issues in the room, including a TV that didn’t work and a malfunctioning air conditioning system. Despite multiple requests for assistance, we were met with curt and unhelpful responses, claiming the hotel was fully booked and nothing could be done. However my wife checked online and found that rooms were still AVAILABLE a frustrating and unprofessional attitude for a property that presents itself as five-star. We waited at the (nonexistent) concierge desk for over 10 minutes to get information about the Vatican Museums tour. The young women working there were overwhelmed, handling too many arriving guests. Breakfast service was also disappointing the waitstaff appeared overwhelmed, likely due to understaffing, resulting in a disorganized and inattentive experience. We had the same impression at the pool area where a single staff member was doing everything clearing towels, making cocktails and serving food. This kind of operation is clearly not sustainable, especially during peak season. Overall I cannot recommend this hotel during high season. It’s a place with potential, but at present, it’s neither prepared nor equipped to deliver the level of service it promises and certainly not at the rates it charges. A real shame.

Beautiful boutique style hotel. Full of elegance and located in a very nice building. We got an upgrade to a junior suite which added plenty of space. The room and bathroom were very spacious and nicely decorated. We used the spa facilities which are located in the basement and they are very nice although a little small. Everything was impecable and customer service was great. Overall it was a great experience and on top of that the hotel was just 15 minutes walking from many Rome sights like the Spanish steps and the Trevi fountain. ||One area of improvement which I felt was not up to the standards of the rest of the hotel was the breakfast. It feels a little bit basic and the room is not especially nice. The offerings were not that tasty and limited. Still, we loved this hotel.

This was our first time staying at this hotel, and we were so glad to have found it. The location is absolutely perfect, and the hotel itself is beautiful—clean, elegant, and with spacious rooms. From the moment we arrived, every staff member made us feel incredibly welcome. A special thank you to Amira, who went above and beyond by preparing our room for a special occasion before we even arrived. Her thoughtful assistance truly made our stay unforgettable. I highly recommend this hotel for its ideal location, excellent service, and overall wonderful experience.

Beautiful place with a roof top pool with amazing staff that truly cares about their guest experience. Sergio took care of us and made sure we taken care of from the moment we arrived until we left. His service made our experience exceptional and we’ll make sure we definitely return. Well done, we’ll be back to come here on our next trip to Italy

What an incredible place! The whole team is so welcoming, they truly make you feel at home, and it works perfectly. The location is ideal, the breakfast and food are delicious. It’s definitely the place to stay when visiting the Eternal City. Thank you to the Aleph team!

Very convenient location - almost all sites in Roma we visited are within walking distance, through clean and safe streets in the city center: less than 10 minutes to Trevi Fountains, Pantheon, 15 minutes to Colosseum, Roman Forum, Spanish Steps, and 30 minutes to Vatican museum. We saved a lot of taxi money by doing that, and put that to food in good restaurants many of which are nearby too. Hotel itself is small but very nice, quiet and hospitable. The breakfast buffet is simply the best of any Hilton hotels we ever stayed - a ton of choices among high quality Italian meats, bakery items, fruits, freshly cooked veggie stews, omelets. We are royal Hilton customers for many years and know what to expect, but this one is certainly above and beyond and worth every penny.

Loved this hotel! Would definitely stay there again. The only downside was the construction on the rooftop. That was a bit disappointing to not be able to use the outside spaces which is an amenity there. Loved the bar and the breakfast option in the morning.

Finally!!! A hotel that makes you want to relax and enjoy Rome. Beautiful interior , Spacious and elegant rooms! I am glad we have this hotel as our final hotel before heading home. Pool is a bit small but the rooms and hotel is clean and smells amazing.

Yikes. Small rooms and staff gives attitude. Doesn't allow early check in even with Hilton diamond status and staff doesn't call you as they say they would upon room availability. Breakfast is good though.

The hotel itself was beautiful. The staff was incredible and very personable. It was my very first impression of the city of Rome and it was something that immediately made me fall in love with Italy and Italians.

After walking from Termini station it was a nice 12 min walk to this hotel. I found the walk pretty smooth even though I was walking @1800. So the hotel was in a 1930 old financial building that got converted into a Aleph Hotel by Hilton and they got a restaurant named after 1930 in honor of this building. This historic hotel opened in 1930 as the Central Institute of Savings Bank. The bank was closed in the 1990s and it reopened as a hotel in 2003. The Aleph has retained several of the original elements of the bank, including the marble floors, onyx paneling, and vault door. There are also tons of lime scooters and bikes around which I used and had a great time exploring the city. The breakfast buffet is thought out well . From the food to the staff each day was unique and different as it should be so i give to this buffet / service a solid 5/5 The fruit here in Rome is sweeeeeet. Mangos , kiwi , grapefruit , oranges. Cantaloupe. The juices here squeezed and made fresh daily I can't comment on the coffee / lattes but from what it looked like this place brews with straight love Although The bed and sheets are comfy. The AC was kickin in and out. Had to open the window to breathe. The bathroom was nicely thought out and laid. Overall this place is solid. Located near most main attractions. All 10/15 min away. When I'm in Rome I'll def be back here to stay Thank you to Aleph Curio Rome and staff for your hospitality I appreciate y'all

Super gorgeous. People here are super friendly and kind. The food here is so good too.

We are Diamond members that paid for our room because it was not a good points deal over NYE. We did not get any special Diamond member perks. We gave this hotel 5 stars for 3 main reasons: The location is great for site seeing by foot. Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps are within .5 miles. There are lots of shops and restaurants on the way. It is also located close to a restaurant row that connects Trevi to the Pantheon. It was about a mile walk to the forum/coliseum, Piazza Navona, Trestevere, Piazza Campi de Fiori. All of that being said, the hotel is located on a side street off of a Main Street so there were not crowds in front of the hotel. We got a king premier. The room was very comfortable. It had plenty of usb outlets. The bedroom was a bit small but the bathroom was large with a double sink vanity and walk in shower. It had a nice towel warmer. Overall, we could both get ready at the same time with plenty of space. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We also liked the rooftop bar area. We would stay here again.

Beautiful Hotel!!! Great Location! We were upgraded with my Hilton Honors Diamond to a Suite! And I Mean it Was Impressive!! What Lovely Lovely Suite! A Beautiful Sectional couch, 6 person dining table, separate shower & Bath. The staff were Very Equally Fantastic! Friendly & Helpful. The Breakfast in the Onsite restaurant was Delicious! This Hotel will Definitely Be My First Choice when I return to Rome!!

Wonderful experience. We arrived well before noon and they were able to let us check-in. Vey nice. The check-in process was smooth and easy the desk clerk showed us to our room and was very informative and helpful. Breakfast was delicious and the service was great. The room was very nice, quiet, and the bed was very comfortable. Bathroom had a great shower and quality toiletries. Location was wonderful and we walked top all the major sights. A great experience all around.

This is a Hilton property that is very centrally located to see the sights of Rome. When I checked in and asked for a map, the clerk very helpfully pointed out the major attractions and said that none of them were more than a 35 minute walk away. The porters took my bags and I asked the front desk to break some euros so I could tip, but they didn't have change The front desk clerk walked me to my room and showed me some of the features. I got a free bottle of water with my Hilton status, but it was a glass bottle that needed an opener and it took me awhile to figure out where the opener was. It's the the bathroom door. This is one of those typical European hotels where you have to put your key in a slot to turn on the lights. It was a very nice room, but on the small side. The Kleenex box in my room only had a few tissues in it, so I asked housekeeping for some when I heard their cart outside my room, but they didn't have any. My only real disappointment was with the upstairs restaurant. I stopped up there to pick something up to take to the room. I asked for a Diet Coke while I waited and was charged 9 euro for it! The servers were very friendly and helpful, but said they needed to wait for their manager to ring me up. They brought my food to the table, but I had to wait quite awhile to close out. I ended up with a cold, expensive dinner. The breakfast in the morning was very good. It's only served until 10, so plan ahead for that.

Wow! This hotel is great at Photoshopping the photos of the rooms! They show light filled rooms where the sun never shines! One whole side of the hotel faces a dark courtyard with views of construction, scaffolding and more--not a view that you imagine while staying at a FIVE STAR hotel with the price tag to match. What a rip off! Avoid this hotel at all costs!

We are very experienced travelers and have never stayed in a better hotel. This boutique has a stellar staff, very attractive public areas and rooms and a great location - - a quiet street near most of the major attractions. The breakfast was terrific and served by an excellent staff, especially Aziz. The free spa is very nice as is the free first round from the minibar. We appreciated the hotel observing our wedding anniversary with a bottle of sparkling wine. This hotel defines "expensive but worth it."

This hotel is truly the definition of luxury. Beautifully decorated with white marble covering the entry way, floors, and most of the lobby. The staff puts the guests first and strives to meet any and all needs you may have. My husband had requested a (surprise for me) special treat for our anniversary, and the hotel staff provided decadent treats (wish I took a photo, but ate them too fast) and a bottle of red wine. The concierge also helped us secure tickets to the Borghese Gallery with only 24 hours notice! Amenities include a spa that features a Turkish bath, sauna, and whirlpool. It's like your own little escape after a long day of walking around Rome. The Aleph Rome hotel is a very short walk from the Barberini metro stop on the A line. Could be slightly difficult with a lot of luggage (slightly uphill and uneven sidewalks), but very convenient for getting around to local sites. Breakfast was included for us (we have status with Hilton), but it's definitely worth paying for (if needed). There is a menu to order from (eggs benedict, crepes, omelets, etc), as well as a buffet of meats, cheeses, breads, pastries, fresh fruit, and juices. If you are from the US, or only speak English, you will have no issues here. All of the staff speaks excellent English and we experienced no confusion or difficulty communicating whatsoever.

Room was large by Rome standards, clean. Bed very comfortable. The first round of drinks in the minibar is complimentary and the selection was extensive; non alcoholic, but there were at least 8 bottles of still and sparking water, juice, soft drinks. Nice touch. No ironing board in the room (?) and the towel heater did not work. Staff were very friendly and attended to all our needs promptly. Rooftop pool isn't large, but it was quiet and nice, impeccably clean. The spa area in the basement is awesome; massive jacuzzi, and even a Turkish Hamamm. Located near the Borghese Gardens, Spanish Steps (meh) and all the other touristy stuff you want. I cannot speak to any of the restaurants on premises, but the room was nice and I would stay again.

This hotel exceeded our expectations and I hope this review helps everyone understand why. The Aleph Hotel is one of Rome's top-rated luxury hotels and is also one of Europe's top-10 hotels. Before we booked our five-night reservation, I thoroughly researched the other luxury hotels (like the Excelsior and the Bristol) and saw video for the Aleph video www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmWrfO12m9I The hotel is managed by Hilton, but it is owned and designed by The Prince of Qatar, and it's obvious he spared no expense on this place. From the moment you walk in to the beautifully decorated halls and white marble floors, you know you've officially arrived to luxury. The Aleph is an peaceful oasis perfectly situated in Rome - about a 5 min walk to Trevi Fountain and a block away from the Barberini Metro stop. The hotel is beautifully appointed and meticulously clean. But what really stands out is the hotel's team. I stay in a lot hotels - both professionally and privately. The entire team here is simply exceptional -right from Anastasia Leonzi (front desk leader) to the super friendly "1930s" restaurant staff. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed like family. A special shout-out to two very important staff members - Hanen Taboubi (Guest Relations Manager) and Mario (Manager of the 1930's Restaurant). Ms. Hanen was the reason we chose the Aleph - She was on the Aleph Hotel's YouTube video. She made sure we were upgraded to a fantastic suite and is a standout manager who clearly loves her job and was incredibly helpful. Mario manages the 1930's restaurant (breakfast restaurant) and welcomes every single guest to a hugely positive good morning. Even the gloomy Brits who just got over the Euro 2020 soccer match loss were happy to see him. He makes 100% sure every guest enjoys their breakfast and starts their day well. The property was spotlessly clean and we felt completely safe from COVID-19 with the measures the hotel has taken. We were upgraded to a spacious suite that was perfectly set-up and was a quiet retreat from busy Rome. The suite was very spacious, quiet and modern. Everything we needed: Luxury toiletries, mini-fridge with complimentary drinks, plenty of storage, good A/C and incredible bathroom. The bed was perfect for a great night's sleep. I touched on the Aleph Hotel's 1930s Restaurant, but breakfast is my favorite meal of the day and I am very picky about what I choose to eat at the start of the day. It was well-appointed and had a wide selection of eggs, meats, cheeses, yogurts, fruits, juices, and really good cappuccino. Additionally, you can order virtually anything to be specially prepared. I did Eggs Benedict a couple days (how well a restaurant makes this is usually is a great predictor for how good the rest of the breakfast is)...it was the best I have ever devoured! We definitely recommend this hotel and will be returning soon for another great visit to Rome.

This is the MOST flawless hotel I have ever been to. Everyone is so attentive and you will literally feel like you are home[or better than home] Lorenzo & Julied have been such an amazing host. Thank you a million times. Thank you to all staff at the Aleph Rome Hotel. Thank you for being genuinely happy, and having an amazing attitude. Xoxox all the way from the USA

This hotel is perfect. Hilton family of hotels, employees speak English, but also a beautiful boutique style. Walking distance to everything but on a quiet side street so it's not overwhelmingly touristy. Clean. Nice bathrooms. Down comforter with white linens. Bathrobes and fluffy shoes. Excellent restaurants and roof top terrace on site.

We stayed for three nights. It is a beautiful hotel with all the amenities. It's near the Spanish Steps and there is not shortage of places to eat in the area. The room was adequately spacious and there was a separate shower and tub (although the tub also had a shower head as well). We did have two mishaps while we were there. The fire alarm went off in the middle of the night. NINE TIMES! They also had some problem with the hot water upon our arrival. The desk personnel were very friendly and knowledgeable about their city. We were always greeted upon arrival and return to the hotel. The only fault I would comment on is the lack of fresh wash cloths after the room had been tidied up. This seems to have been a recurring theme throughout our entire European vacation :)

I'm giving this hotel 1 star because of how they treat Diamond members. I'm in the middle of getting moved (again). I've wasted most of the entire morning waiting on a room upgrade that is satisfactory. I'm staying at the Waldorf Astoria tomorrow night and they have already confirmed a very nice room upgrade with a view of Rome for me. I would not recommend staying here if you're used to being treated well as a Diamond member.

ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS IVE EVER STAYED AT! The service, the rooms, and the food is beyond amazing! My stay in Rome was extra special because of this place! Thank you to every staff member there who treated me and my fiancé to well! Thank you to Mario especially!

This hotel was great . It wasn't as big as the hotels in the USA but it was workable. It had a nice gym . The rooms were small but workable and nice . The front desk people were very helpful in helping us find places to eat and to go explore . The breakfast buffet was very good and I loved the location it wasn't in the heart of action in Rome but it was close by . The roof top and pool area were also very nice . I can see my drug coming back .

A very lovely hotel. Absolutely beautiful! Walking distance to a lot of tourist things. Everyone is very friendly

Walk in and ya know you've officially arrived and your kinda of a big deal!!!! The hotel is managed by Hilton but the property itself is owned and designed by The Price of Qatar, and it's obvious he spared no expense on this place. My favorite part was definitely the swimming and aquatic area it was made inside an old vault, huge, and the running water all over the place makes it extremely relaxing. The restaurants and bars on property are first class, breakfast is amazing, the cigar lounge on the first floor makes you feel like a real BOSS, and if you really wanna get your baller status go chill at the roof top bar. The rooms are spacious and well appointed and some have balconies. Their is marble all over the place but I guess you'd expect that in Italy. This is thee best hotel I've ever had stayed I will most definitely be back a lot more in this lifetime!

I rarely give out four stars because I'm not easily impressed, but the customer service here blew my mind. ( in a good way). I stayed at this Hotel while in Roma, Italy. I really enjoyed it, the staff was really nice and friendly. It's centrally located to everything, you will do a lot of walking everywhere instead of taking a cab. But if you want to take a cab you can. I had a chance to talk to some people who were working here and they were all super informative about things to do, where to go: I would definitely stay here on my visit to Roma. Pro's Centrally located to everything in Roma. restaurants, bars, clubs, pharmacy. Very close to Spanish stairs, within walking distance. Super friendly staff Rooms very clean. Very good food: they are have a morning break fast: it was unlike any break fast I have ever had in the Hotels in the U.S. Very Close to the U.S Embassy. loved the architecture: Free Wifi Accepts Credit Card Con's No view - Very enclosed Small rooms and bathrooms compared to rooms in the U.S Hotels. No jacuzzi - I feel like for a high end hotel like this there should be a jacuzzi. The gym is so small: it's like a home gym: not cool for those who want to work out. P/S: if you are going to travel to Italy, learn the language or a few words like how to say good evening, good morning, thank you, please, and how to ask for directions. I found that Italians responded better when I spoke the language instead of speaking English. Otherwise please go visit Italy if you haven't been. I had so much fun I can't wait to go back.

Stay here if you want to pay 500 Euro to sleep in a twin bed with your pregnant wife! Terrible technology- tv sucks no Netflix or anything besides a dozen or so basic channels. Don't be fooled by Hilton name look for better deals elsewhere

This hotel is luxurious, in a great location and has a very helpful and friendly staff who speak English. I plan to stay here every time I am in Rome!

When I arrived with a taxi, the driver could not get reception to charge out credit card so I ended up paying cash. Luckily, I hope to have it from my last trip. This place has unrenovated and renovated rooms. I booked through an discounted website and ended up not what I expected because I didn't get to select online and thought I would get to when I arrive. It was not their fault but the staff didn't handle it as well. The first thing they said was telling us that if we want the other room that we would need to pay more. They know the situation. While we waited in the seating area for the room to be ready, we were offered a big fancy glass bottle of water. Not sure if they charged me or not since I haven't checked my bill. When I visited the room, it was fine. They had put the beds together for me to become a bigger bed. The renovated room would have looked like a 5 star hotel room though. It was nice that all staff greet us every time. When the doorman is there, they are helpful. The staff seem to speak very limited English which was expected. The front desk person knew more English. I didn't ask much questions to front desk but they were able to help. The hotel seems so quiet. In my room, I don't really hear any noise which helps with getting some sleep. I needed to order a certain drink but room service was not 24/7. I was able to check out at noon and the check out process was quick. They allow me to leave my luggage a there too.

This hotel had some good features, especially the staff, but one thing was unpleasant: we arrived late morning after a long flight from Chicago like most travelers, exhausted and jet-lagged, and asked if our room might be available. We're Hilton Honors members and hoped that might help. It did not. Although during our four-night stay it appeared the hotel was not full, we were not allowed to check in til 2 p.m. and were forced to crash wearily in the lobby chairs. Later we found out that it is common in Rome to not allow any guests to check in til 2 p.m. regardless of the availability of rooms. This is not a good policy and it colored our otherwise more positive experience.

Our stay here was just amazing! I'll break it down in categories. The service here is superb and very personal, you feel so welcomed and cared for! They really want you to have a memorable experience. The food is so delicious, order the eggs Benedict in the morning and expect phenomenal service from the food and beverage staff, including Mario!!! Upon checking in, we were greeted ever so graciously by the bell desk, front desk agents concierge and any other staff at the lobby. The spa and gym area is amazing with its relaxing ambiance. The room is super clean, spacious and has all the amenities you'll need. The location is central! We were able to either walk or take the subway to great restaurants or monuments like Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Spanish Steps and more! We already miss Rome and when we do come back, Aleph will always be our hotel to stay at. It's our home in Rome. Don't think twice, don't hunt for any other hotel accommodations, stay at Aleph Rome Hotel!

Gorgeous hotel located about 3/4 mile from the train station. Beautiful modern ambiance. The room was great. Plenty of room and the bathroom had all of the modern amenities. Breakfast was included and had plenty of options - even. Vegan ones including grilled veggies, fruit, almond milk etc. service was nice. FYI there is a city tax you pay when check out that we were not aware of. Would stay here again for sure.

All i have to say is WOW! I am a bit picky and not easily impressed to the extent that i was after staying here with the customer service!! I will talk about the hotel in just a bit. Im in the business of customer service and train people on it and as soon as you walk up to the hotel you are greeted like (i dont want to exaggerate) royalty. Not because the doorman open the car door for us when arriving from the airport but the manor in which they did it with such courtesy and friendliness. They didnt let us lift a thing, especially since my wife was exhausted from the long flight, but the fresh air walking into the doors made us forget about being tired. The gentleman at the front desk immediately greeted us and was helping another guest check in. So we had to wait a bit. But as soon as he was available he again apologized for the wait. Mind you it was already 9pm local time. He quickly checked us in and had someone take our bags up. So far so good. Now walking into this place i loved what i saw. I loved the decor the colors and the feel of luxury in the lobby. The rooms were no large suites but they were big enough with large vaulted ceilings which i liked, the bathrooms although small were clean and very nice. We had dinner one of the nights here but the food was ok but expensive. The gentleman in the restaurant was very very nice, and again superb customer service. I noticed since im use to tipping well i made friends allover this hotel. The day we left i was worried about leaving our bags or taking our bags as we go back into the city again to eat before having to wait for our car to arrive to take us to the airport, however the first gentleman that helped us when we arrived was working the front door that day and was more than happy to take our bags in a holding room so we could go eat lunch one last time by the Spanish Steps. Again nothing better than peace of mind especially when your wife brings so much stuff that she beleives is worth more thane me. All in all we enjoyed our stay at this hotel we definitely had a wonderful experience and is one of the best hotels we ever stayed in and it had a lot to do with their customer service.

It will be difficult for me to stay anywhere else in Rome the next time I am here. The recently opened Aleph Rome Hotel is one of the best spots around. From the beautiful rooftop bar and pool to the spacious and tastefully appointed rooms, and the staff attended to our every need. The location is hard to beat as well - walking distance to many of the city's attractions. The icing on the cake was the complimentary gelato given out to everyone at the pool in the afternoon. It went well with my wonderful Negroni.

Spent NYE here & it's the best way to spend any NYE if you have the means. The decor is very chique & modern.The lobby has an asian vibe to it with the two 7 foot samurai warrior standing guard and alot of red & black making it seem very decadent. The rooms are very spacious and also modern as well. Would definitely like to go back and stay here.

Fantastic place to stay while in Rome. The staff and service at this hotel is exceptional. They were very helpful and accommodating throughout our stay. The location is close (easy walking distance 10-15 minutes) from all the historic sites within the Aurelian Walls (Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, etc.). One the best places we have stayed throughout our travels in Europe, highly recommend!!

Nice hotel in the heart of the city. Amazingly friendly and helpful staff. The room was nice but, the bathroom was a bit small and cramped.

The Aleph in Rome is worth a visit; the unusual and gorgeous decor of the hotel is inspired from heaven and hell - some floors are heaven other are hell....Absolutely loved the top floor restaurant and bar on the terrace. Even if you prefer to eat outside, have a cocktail (with fabulous appetisers) there and enjoy the view. The hotel is part of the Boscolo group.

I have stayed in many luxury hotels around the world and had excellent service, but this hotel was the best by far. The front desk personnel were so friendly and welcoming and very accommodating. My room was small but beautiful and had everything I needed and more. The restaurant staff at the buffet breakfast were wonderful and so kind and I really felt like a cherished guest. The food was good and the espresso was great to get me started every morning. The concierge was helpful in getting my dinner reservations at a restaurant for my party of 8. The spa staff was courteous and attentive to my needs. I had an aromatherapy massage that blew me away and I was relaxed and rejuvenated beyond belief. On my last day, I somehow lost my gloves and new scarf, however when I returned for my checked baggage, they had my belongings together and wrapped for me. The location is convenient to transportation and walking distances to major attractions. The neighborhood is safe and has what you need (Pam grocery, coffee bars, restaurants, banks). I will make sure this is where I stay every time I return to Rome.

CAUTION!! the hotel is under construction and is extremely loud! The drilling starts at 8am, and we were told we were in one of the quieter rooms and the noise was out of control. No way you could sleep through this. The front desk was unable to give me an estimated date of completion. So be careful when booking here. There is no mention of this on their web site.