Best Luxury Hotels Near The Trevi Fountain

Those avoiding chain hotel brands will love this unique boutique gem and its personalised white-glove service. It’s found in a romantic Roman palazzo and was once home to the opera composer Gaetano Donizetti. Evoking a sense of drama and theatre, it has been lovingly restored to fuse its grander period aspects with a colourful contemporary style. Each room and suite is a work of art, containing curated furnishings and details. Maalot Rona’s Don Pasquale Restaurant & Bar (named after Donizetti’s famed 19th-century opera) is set in a winter garden, with food by Executive Chef Domenico Boschi.

Enchanting, eclectic, arty and sophisticated, this hotel makes your city break in the Eternal City, something quite unique. The design features geometric lines, retro patterning, indulgent fabrics and lots of contemporary artwork. There are three dining establishments onsite; the Dandy Cafè, El Porteño Gourmet and Terrazza Flores. Bedrooms and suites are available, with plenty of home comforts. Suites also provide a private living room and kitchenette. Umiltà 36  is just steps from the Trevi Fountain and looks out over the pretty rooftops of Rome on one side, the hotel’s classic courtyard on the other.

Those avoiding chain hotel brands will love this unique boutique gem and its personalised white-glove service. It’s found in a romantic Roman palazzo and was once home to the opera composer Gaetano Donizetti. Evoking a sense of drama and theatre, it has been lovingly restored to fuse its grander period aspects with a colourful contemporary style. Each room and suite is a work of art, containing curated furnishings and details. Maalot Rona’s Don Pasquale Restaurant & Bar (named after Donizetti’s famed 19th-century opera) is set in a winter garden, with food by Executive Chef Domenico Boschi.

Marking the brand’s first urban resort, Six Sense Rome brings its eco-friendly and wellness-forward approach to what can often be a hectic metropolis. Lashings of interior foliage and planting help create this sense of city-centre oasis that belies its super central location on one of Rome’s busiest roads. The building chosen for the group’s venture into the Roman market is the 18th-century Palazzo Salviati Cesi Mellini, which briefly moonlighted as a bank. But it received a full makeover with two restaurants by Sicilian chef Nadia Frisina, a new spa complementing its pre-existing Roman baths and bedrooms designed by the famed Patricia Uriquiola.

With an enviable address of Via del Corso, Palazzo Roma, is a historic 16th-century building that has been transformed into a luxurious hotel that fuses modern elegance and historical richness. Once the residence of various noble Tuscan families, this esteemed Roman heritage site now serves as a boutique hotel set across three floors. Its design celebrates the building’s aristocratic past with features like coffered ceilings, authentic frescoes, timeless marble elements, and a remarkable original marble staircase. Each of the 39 rooms and suites is a testament to the thoughtful preservation of the historical essence of the space that intertwines bespoke contemporary luxury. The hotel’s expansive reception areas and distinctive artwork, combined with exemplary service and meticulous attention to detail, offer guests an exclusive retreat in the heart of Rome’s dynamic atmosphere.

The Trevi Fountain, located in Rome, Italy, is one of the most famous and iconic fountains in the world. Designed by Nicola Salvi and completed by Giuseppe Pannini in 1762, it represents a stunning example of Baroque architecture. The fountain features a central figure of Neptune, the Roman god of the sea, flanked by tritons and horses that symbolise the varying moods of the ocean. Tourists flock to the site, not only for its grandeur but also to participate in the tradition of tossing a coin into the fountain, which is said to ensure a return to Rome. Here are our favourite luxury hotels in the area.