Soho House Rome

One of my favourite houses. The spaces are open and spacious, dedicated working area, gym on the top floors offering stunning views. This one of a kind house opened in 2021 in a newly constructed 10-story building in the San Lorenzo district. The design combines modernist inspiration with local Roman elements, featuring travertine cladding and Crittall-style windows. The interior showcases locally sourced materials and a curated art collection focusing on Italian artists, exploring themes like “Saints and Sinners.” 

Outstanding gym, classes, and gym staff. The club level restaurant is awful: consistently poor service, cold pasta, and food that feels anything but Italian. The restaurant staff is more concerned with their own private conversations than attending to remembers: a disappointment in the SoHo House community. The hotel rooms are well attended to and have great amenities. The front desk staff is helpful and fluent in helping guests effectively.

Loved our 2 bedroom suite. Beautifully decorated, well equipped, very comfortable. It was perfect for our needs. The food was just ok. Front desk staff was cold and unwelcoming. A 10 minute car ride (30/40 minute walk) to central Rome. Solid choice but left more to be desired..

I joined Soho House Rome primarily to enjoy the pool during the summer, but I was deeply disappointed. The pool is very small, and it’s impossible to swim in it. The sunbeds are also a major issue—every single one gets booked within minutes, and despite trying throughout the summer, I only managed to secure one bed once. Even when I arrived for the "afternoon slot," the guests from the "morning slot" refused to leave, and the pool attendant didn’t intervene at all. We ended up leaving in frustration. The gym is another letdown—while it’s technically included in the membership, none of the fitness classes are, and you have to pay extra for the cinema. So, the membership fee primarily just gives you access to the restaurant, where, of course, you still pay for food and drinks out of pocket. Another frustrating aspect is the requirement to buy "house credit" for three months. If you don’t spend it, you lose it, which feels like a forced commitment. I also found the atmosphere to be rather unwelcoming—some guests were quite obnoxious, and I didn’t meet a single friendly person during my visits. The food itself is decent, but nothing special. The restaurant is beautiful, though the hallway leading into the building gives off a cold, utilitarian vibe reminiscent of a Soviet block. The neighborhood is also a downside—far from everything and feels a bit sketchy, especially at night. The final straw was my birthday celebration. I had specifically requested a table on the terrace, but when I arrived, it had been given away to someone else. After an hour of waiting, the staff rushed us to finish because they needed the table for someone else. When we left two hours later, the terrace had multiple empty tables. No one acknowledged my birthday either, which was a real letdown. In conclusion, Soho House Rome does not live up to the hype or the membership price. There are better pools, restaurants, and experiences to be had in Rome, and I would not recommend this place to anyone.

I travel often and I like the concept of SoHo house. But the first booking a stay was in Rome, what a huge disappointment. Already when the taxi drove into the so called “artsy” neighborhood I thought he must have made a mistake. No mistake that lovely building was set in a area which challenges your senses. Trash abounds the area, it’s far from anything you could possibly hope to see. As others mentioned in these reviews the staff is mostly distance and perhaps too busy with the members who are not guests at the hotel. Swimming pool is ridiculously small to accommodate local members, much less hotel guests. You might as well not even have it. The restaurant was good and I enjoyed a couple of meals there. My room was large and equipped with lots of pleasant details. It’s a shame they decided to put this building where it is. By the way, after I moved hotels I saw the reviews on trip advisor, they clearly stated what many are saying here, two days later when I went to put my review SoHo Rome deleted their Trip Advisor account. So I wrote a “first” review stating that fact. So apparently that’s how it works, you can wipe your slate clean as needed. Very shameful. Now I only see 2 reviews there, mine and some else’s interesting…

One of my favorite house so far! Very spacious but still cozy. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Perfect view and a stunning gym!! Can I move in please?

From nyc. Stayed here with my girlfriend for five days. We loved it. Room was nice, staff was great, food was amazing. I’ve never stayed in any of the other houses so I don’t have much of a comparison. But I thought this one was beautiful. All the areas are really gorgeous. Gym, spa….was a great place to stay. My girlfriend worked remotely and it was perfect. The area is not the best though. Not much to do. If you want to be right in the middle of the action I wouldn’t recommend staying here. Otherwise it was a great experience.

We had a wonderful stay here. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was beautiful, comfortable and every detail had been thought of. The restaurant and the terrace are wonderful. The location feels a little off the beaten track so not super central but the hotel makes up for that.