Roma
Italian ultra-luxury, art-meets-jewelry aesthetic. Restrained and composed, not showy. The building's rationalist bones stay visible; the Bvlgari layer lands on top with colored Mediterranean marble, Made-in-Italy furnishings, and Murano glass details at every turn. The overall effect is monumental but never cold.
The Bvlgari Bar and Il Caffè are open to non-guests — walk in for an aperitivo even without a room reservation
Why It Matters
Awarded Best Hotel in the World by Virtuoso Travel in 2024. First Bvlgari property in the brand's actual hometown. The Bvlgari Suite's bathtub is carved from a single block of arabesque Corchia marble, inspired by the Baths of Caracalla. The spa's pool tiles are by Bisazza. The property features Italy's first Bvlgari Dolci chocolatier and patisserie. Il Ristorante is run by three-Michelin-star chef Niko Romito.
Bvlgari's homecoming. The jeweler opened its ninth global property in June 2023, claiming a rationalist 1930s building — built between 1936 and 1938 by architect Vittorio Ballio Morpurgo — right on the Piazza Augusto Imperatore, steps from the actual Mausoleum of Augustus. Interiors are the work of ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, the firm behind every Bvlgari hotel, and they've turned the building into something that feels simultaneously Roman and unmistakably Bvlgari: imperial marble, colored gemstone-inspired palettes, mosaic roundels, and Bisazza pool tiles drawn from the Baths of Caracalla. This is ultra-luxury done with archaeological conviction.
Where You'll Stay
9 room types available
Deluxe Rooms
26 Deluxe Rooms at 37 sqm each. Views onto either the Piazza Augusto Imperatore or the more intimate Via della Frezza. Same colored marble baths, slightly larger footprint.
37 sqm
Deluxe Suites
12 Deluxe Suites at 81 sqm each. One of four Roman color palettes throughout. Mediterranean marble envelops the bathroom, Arco di Flos lamps cast warm light, and brilliant tesserae add texture. Generously proportioned and properly suite-like.
81 sqm
Junior Suites
30 Junior Suites at 51 sqm each — the most plentiful suite category. Views of Piazza Augusto Imperatore or Via della Frezza. The colored marble bathrooms drive the entire design: Arco di Flos lamps, large mosaic roundels set in the bathroom walls.
51 sqmPremium Rooms
14 Premium Rooms at 49 sqm each. Sumptuous materials and rich textures that sharpen the contrast with the building's rigorous rationalist exterior. Mediterranean marble and four Roman-heritage color palettes throughout.
49 sqmPremium Suites
2 Premium Suites at 133 sqm each, overlooking the grandeur of Piazza Augusto Imperatore. One of four color palettes; Arco di Flos lamps, mosaic roundels, and brilliant tesserae throughout. Spacious enough to feel like a private residence.
133 sqmSerpenti Suite
A dedicated suite themed around Bvlgari's iconic Serpenti motif. Cashmere finishes, luxurious detailing, and all the visual references to the brand's most iconic symbol. Launched as part of a Year of the Snake exclusive offer.
Superior Rooms
19 Superior Rooms at 33 sqm each. The entry point to the hotel, but still unmistakably Bvlgari: four color palettes drawn from Roman heritage, colored marble baths, and furnishings by Italian designers. Compact but not cramped.
33 sqmSuperior Suites
2 Superior Suites at 58 sqm each. Bvlgari style layered with Roman heritage in every element — colored Mediterranean marble baths that evoke the brand's signature gemstones, mosaic roundels, vintage Bvlgari advertisement prints.
58 sqmThe Bvlgari Suite
The pinnacle. 300 sqm on the third floor with ten imposing windows looking directly onto the Mausoleum of Augustus. Furnishings designed by Antonio Citterio for Flexform and Maxalto. Wall fabrics by Rubelli (historic Venetian house). The master bathroom features a bathtub carved from a single block of arabesque Corchia marble, inspired by the Baths of Caracalla. Private kitchen, its own bar counter, a dining room with an Agapecasa marble table designed by Mangiarotti, and original 1930s Ginori plates designed by Gio Ponti.
300 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
7 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Private after-hours access to Rome's museums, palaces, churches, and collections. Guests explore great art with no crowds — one of the most coveted experiences in the city.
An exclusive brand-crafted experience drawing on Bvlgari's Roman heritage — part discovery, part luxury game. The hotel's signature proprietary activity.
Private lunches in some of Rome's most beautiful countryside residences. Guests explore nature, architecture, and the stories of the Roman region beyond the city.
A curated private lunch experience in a Roman residence — the kind of access money alone doesn't usually get you.
An exclusive guided walking tour starting at the hotel, winding through Rome's most significant landmarks through the lens of Bvlgari. The hotel's own editorial tour of the city.
A guided exploration of the Campo Marzio neighborhood's surviving ateliers — marble workers, artisans, and one-of-a-kind makers. The heritage of the neighborhood the hotel sits in.
A curated proposal experience arranged by the hotel concierge team, tailored around Rome's most spectacular settings.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Three dedicated event/meeting spaces, each accommodating between 10 and 50 people. Includes the stylish Champagne Lounge for smaller gatherings. Meeting packages include curated coffee break selections.
A full fitness suite developed in partnership with Technogym, featuring high-end equipment and personalized wellness assessments.
An on-site library dedicated to the history of jewelry — a genuinely unusual amenity for a hotel.
Pets allowed with no extra charge.
Bisazza mosaic-tiled pool inspired by the Baths of Caracalla, located within the 1,500 sqm Bvlgari Spa.
Available in select suites.
No on-site parking available.
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