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Historic hotel with refined rooms, acclaimed bar, and central location.
V. Bocca di Leone, 14, 00187 Roma RM, Italy Get directions
"Housed in a 16th-century building near the Spanish Steps with Grand Tour pedigree (once frequented by the likes of Byron and Keats), this recently restored property retains classic marble floors, crystal chandeliers and damask wallpaper while offering updated guest rooms and intimate bars and restaurants that serve Roman classics alongside international standards." - Laura Itzkowitz, Erica Firpo
"A historic hotel in Rome, known for its proximity to fashionable shopping streets, the iconic Spanish Steps, and formerly an American Express office. It has been renovated since the narrator's grandparents visited, transforming from a utilitarian and serviceable place to a more luxurious setting."
"A reinvented grande dame housed in a 16th-century noble palazzo near the Spanish Steps that has long been favored by illustrious travelers from the Grand Tour era onward; a recent multiphase renovation has upgraded rooms, suites, and public spaces—including the café and English-style bar—while preserving historic character, with a new spa and rooftop terrace planned." - Laura Itzkowitz
"Initially opened in 1845 as Hotel d’Angleterre, this place became a classic over the 170 or so years that followed. There are 80 rooms, though something about this Rome hotel makes it feel as if there are fewer. Some (the Balcony Suites) are recently renovated, all have restored antiques throughout. The bar is one of the best hotel drinking spots in the city (the cheerful staff are very good at what they do and take pleasure in applying novel twists to classic cocktails), and Café Romano is an all-day restaurant serving excellent regional dishes and, inevitably, a certain amount of comfort food for homesick travelers. The hotel couldn’t be more central and the service is exceptionally warm, enthusiastic, and attentive. This is a place to book for its right-there-in-the-thick-of-it convenience and its particular quality—specific but difficult to pin down—of intimacy, courtesy, and conviviality." - Maresa Manara
"Initially opened in 1845 as Hotel d’Angleterre, this place became a classic over the 170 or so years that followed."
