Hotel De' Ricci
Hotel · Regola ·
Individually decorated suites, stylish Rome murals, smart TVs, wine cellars
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Via della Barchetta, 14, 00186 Roma RM, Italy Get directions
Individually decorated suites, stylish Rome murals, smart TVs, wine cellars
Via della Barchetta, 14, 00186 Roma RM, Italy Get directions
"A tiny, design-forward boutique near Piazza Farnese built for wine lovers—its eight rooms are curated with midcentury furniture and hand-painted murals, each includes a wine fridge personalized to guest preferences, and the hotel hosts nightly aperitivi and tastings at a stylish bar; it also contains Rome’s only official Habanos Lounge and boasts one of the city’s most extensive private wine cellars." - Laura Itzkowitz, Erica Firpo
"Old school lushes and anyone who enjoys a tipple will love Rome's Hotel De' Ricci, settled right within the Riona Regola neighborhood. This is a place that’s all about the wine, with eight seriously smart rooms. You get the feeling you’re somewhere swanky the moment you walk in, all secluded booths, low lighting, and draped curtains. The staff double as sommeliers, and stock the in-suite cellars based on guests’ favorite blends. Speaking of: All the suites are individually decorated, and despite being the smallest rooms on offer, the two Junior Suites have plenty of charm; walls are decorated with Roman art by Italian illustrator Andrea Ferolla, depicting life during those decades." - Maresa Manara
"Old school lushes and anyone who enjoys a tipple will love Rome's Hotel De' Ricci, settled right within the Riona Regola neighborhood. This is a place that’s all about the wine, with eight seriously smart rooms. You get the feeling you’re somewhere swanky the moment you walk in, all secluded booths, low lighting, and draped curtains. The staff double as sommeliers, and stock the in-suite cellars based on guests’ favorite blends. Speaking of: All the suites are individually decorated, and despite being the smallest rooms on offer, the two Junior Suites have plenty of charm; walls are decorated with Roman art by Italian illustrator Andrea Ferolla, depicting life during those decades." - Maresa Manara
"...and Hotel de’ Ricci, an eight-room, impeccably styled townhouse."
