Hotel Eden

"Hotel Eden, part of the Dorchester Collection, is a luxurious hotel in Rome awarded a Michelin Key for its excellent service and opulent accommodations." - The MICHELIN Guide

"This hotel between Villa Borghese and Via Veneto is the epitome of charm and sophistication in the heart of la dolce vita. Opened in 1889, it continues to enchant travelers. At that time, it was the first in Rome to boast an elevator, electricity, heating and running water, and the press praised its views over the city and surrounding countryside. Today, the countryside is a little further away, but Eden's views remain breathtaking, especially from its restaurant, La Terrazza, which serves fine dining cuisine." - The MICHELIN Guide

"This place could very well be our own Eden. Part of the Dorchester Collection, it's elegant and calm, with marble floors, a gold-lit ceiling and vases of freshly-picked flowers in every corner. Bathrooms are pure decadence, all white and gold, with a huge bath and Bottega Veneta products so luxurious you’ll feel like royalty all day long. The hotel is set between Rome's Borghese Gardens and upscale Via Veneto." - Maresa Manara

"Italian filmmaker Federico Fellini used to frequent this historic hotel a few blocks from the Spanish Steps for its glamour and picturesque setting on the centro storico’s Pincian Hill. Following a multimillion-euro renovation by the Dorchester Collection, the rooms and suites are filled with contemporary creature comforts while hewing to a classic style, with plush beds and opulent marble bathrooms. The rooftop—home to the casual il Giardino restaurant and the Michelin-starred La Terrazza—has a modern, airy feel, and postcard-worthy views of the city. From $1,200" - Erica Firpo, Laura Itzkowitz

"We had the incredible opportunity to stay at the Hotel Eden. The filmmaking team stayed there and Diane Keaton was there with her team."