Rome
Rome isn’t just a city, it’s an open-air museum, home to many of the icons of the ancient world, including the Colosseum, once able to seat 50,000 people; the Pantheon, the most complete ancient structure in the city; and the ruined Roman Forum, the centre of political and commercial life in the days of the Republic. More modern attractions – in Roman terms at least – include the Trevi Fountain, completed in 1762; the Borghese Gallery, one of the greatest repositories of art in the city; and the sweeping Spanish Steps, the top of which provide stunning sunset views over Rome’s seven hills. Then of course there is the Vatican, the world’s smallest independent state and the epicentre of Roman Catholicism, home to St Peter’s Basilica, the Raphael Rooms and the spellbinding Sistine Chapel.
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Hotel de la Ville, a Rocco Forte Hotel
Hotel de la Ville in Rome, Sir Rocco Forte’s 18th-century palazzo, both embodies and overlooks life in the Eternal City, and is perfectly located at the top of the Spanish Steps. The hotel is effortlessly cool with both a chicne [...]
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Hotel de Russie, a Rocco Forte Hotel
Located in the heart of Rome between the Spanish Steps and Piazza del Popolo, this luxurious 5-star hotel is ideally situated within walking distance of the city’s key attractions, fashion houses and famous shopping street, Via [...]
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Six Senses Rome
This all-new hotel brings signature Six Senses style and serenity to the heart of the Eternal City, turning an 18th-century noble palazzo into a modern urban oasis. Just steps from many of the city’s key attractions, here, guest [...]
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