Crossing Condotti
Hotel · Campo Marzio ·
Elegant townhouse near Spanish Steps with antique furnishings
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Via Mario de' Fiori, 28, 00187 Roma RM, Italy Get directions
Elegant townhouse near Spanish Steps with antique furnishings
Via Mario de' Fiori, 28, 00187 Roma RM, Italy Get directions
"Crossing Condotti is in the historic centre of Rome, close to Piazza di Spagna and the Spanish Steps. It offers unique accommodation on the first floor of a historic building, surrounded by monuments. All rooms of the Crossing come with parquet floor, tea/coffee maker, slippers and a flat-screen TV with Sky channels. The building is surrounded by the most famous boutiques and renowned restaurants, bars and cafés of the Eternal City. Crossing Condotti is a true charming house offering soft tones, original wooden ceilings, and beautiful prints and paintings. The antique furnishings are from the owner's private collection." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"This discreet hideaway is beguilingly close to the designer boutiques that throng Tridente, the area around Via Condotti. Fendi, Prada, Bulgari, Christian Lacroix, Dolce & Gabbana and hundreds of other lesser-known designers are all within easy reach. Not to mention the Spanish Steps, Villa Borghese, Piazza del Popolo and the Trevi Fountain. Crossing Condotti is an intimate downtown pad. Don’t expect a hotel; there are just a handful of rooms in this graceful townhouse, plus a self-catering apartment around the corner. Accommodation is romantic and extremely comfortable, with big beds and antique furnishings, yet the design has a light, delicate feel which makes this bolthole seem particularly serene. You get your own key and the small reception area is staffed during the day - they can book restaurants, tours and theatre tickets for you. There’s no breakfast, though a Nespresso machine in the communal kitchen will get you through until you reach a bar (of which there are many nearby) to breakfast as the Romans do: standing up. It’s great - cosy and quiet, and bang in the centre of town. Highs Reasonably priced for the quality of the rooms and the fantastic location by the Spanish StepsNice antique pieces, contemporary art, engravings and paintings in the rooms, plus original high wooden ceilingsImpressive level of comfort: enticing beds, soft linens, lots of L'Occitane toiletriesA private and exclusive feel with attentive, friendly staff; manager Davide made us feel completely at home during our 2018 revisitThe apartment makes a lovely home from home for small groups and families (thanks to its double sofabed),as well as those seeking a little more independence Lows No meals on site, but you can help yourself to Nespresso, complimentary soft drinks and biscuits laid out in the communal kitchen (available all day)You may hear the quiet murmur of the street outside, but that's a small price to pay for the locationThe Spagna Superior Room has no view (but it's very quiet and the bed is beautifully canopied)There's a fee for check-ins after 6.30pm without prior notice" - Abigail Blasi
"Hoteliers in Rome seem to feel the pressure of thousands of years of civilization — most hotels strive to be as monumental as the city they serve. A place like Crossing Condotti, by contrast, shows there’s wisdom in keeping things relatively understated. It’s not your typical hotel, but these nine swanky accommodations in a townhouse just off the Spanish Steps are probably truer to the notion of contemporary Roman luxury than any number of marbled, colonnaded grand hotels." - Tablet Hotels
"Crossing Condotti is a small, elegant boutique hotel around the corner from the Spanish Steps with an entrance off a quiet street, beautiful décor, lots of extras, and adjoining suites in the adjacent building that work well for families." - Matthew Kepnes
"Situated just around the corner from the Spanish Steps with an entrance off a quiet street, this small elegant boutique has beautiful antique décor and parquet floors; if you’re traveling with kids you can use the adjacent building’s suites made of two connecting double bedrooms. The rooms are full of natural light with modern design and lovely plants that make the space feel homey, the beds are comfy, and I love the showers here—it’s a really nice place to stay." - Matthew Kepnes
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