The St. Regis Rome
Grand historic palazzo meets fearless contemporary art. High ceilings, pastel hues, precious Rubelli fabrics, Murano glass chandeliers, and provocative art installations from one of Italy's leading galleries. The lobby doubles as a social piazza for Romans and guests alike. Formal but not stiff.
Ask for an Imperial Room or above if butler service matters to you — it's standard from Imperial upward, not for Superior or Deluxe
Why It Matters
The first St. Regis property in Europe, inaugurated by César Ritz himself in 1894. The Ritz Ballroom — Rome's first-ever public ballroom, frescoed by Mario Spinetti — is protected by the Italian Ministry of Culture. The hotel houses a permanent Galleria Continua art space and is listed in 50 Best Discovery. No other Rome hotel has this depth of living heritage.
Opened in January 1894 by César Ritz with a 16-course dinner prepared by Auguste Escoffier, The St. Regis Rome is the brand's first European property and one of the foundational addresses in the history of luxury hospitality. It sits inside an architecturally significant palazzo overlooking Piazza della Repubblica, a five-minute walk from Termini and a short stroll to the Trevi Fountain. After a full-scale post-2018 renovation, the 161 rooms lean into a Belle Époque aesthetic layered with bold contemporary art — Galleria Continua has a permanent exhibition space inside — and the result is genuinely striking rather than stuffy.
Where You'll Stay
9 room types available
Astor Suite
Named for John Jacob Astor — the visionary who helped shape the St. Regis brand. A Roman residence in atmosphere, combining glamorous décor with Italian luxury. Separate king bedroom, distinct living area, and the suite's own strong sense of identity distinct from the rest of the collection.
King
Deluxe Room
Powder blue spaces decorated with carefully selected artworks and rich tones of gold and beige — the 'Roman' color palette. Architectural details include stucco and Italian marbles. Custom-built cabinets conceal the minibar, and ornate writing tables anchor each room. One reviewer noted the narrow layout can feel less spacious than the measurements suggest despite extraordinary ceiling heights. Max 2 guests.
King or Twin · 30 sqmEternal Suite
A multi-bedroom flagship suite spanning three bedrooms — one of the few truly large family or group options in Rome's luxury tier. Has its own walk-in closet, multiple bathrooms, and enough space to live in rather than just sleep. Named, appropriately, for Rome itself.
KingImperial Room
The largest standard guest room category. Warm and elegant with rich neoclassical decorations, sophisticated Italian fabrics, and handpicked artworks. Large windows give the room an open, airy feel. Most bathrooms have two sinks, a separate bathtub, and shower. Butler service is standard at this tier and above. Max 3 guests; extra bed on request.
King or Twin · 35 sqmMetropolitan Suite
An open-plan layout celebrating a Roman residential feel — more like a private apartment than a hotel room. Rich Italian decorative tradition throughout, with a spacious living area flowing into the bedroom. Bathed in warm light and fashioned in tones of cinnamon.
King · 80 sqmPresidential Suite
130 square metres of smoke-free luxury. This suite has hosted royals, heads of state, and celebrities across the hotel's 130-year history. Expansive and impeccably appointed, with its own dedicated service infrastructure including access via the separate wing elevator for full privacy.
King · 130 sqmRoyal Suite
The pinnacle of the collection. Fit for monarchs, celebrities, and world leaders — this isn't just marketing copy, the hotel has the guest registry to prove it. Opulent furnishings, regal ambiance, and a suite scale that commands respect. Full butler service, complete privacy infrastructure.
KingSt. Regis Suite
Bright and inviting with warm cinnamon tones throughout — a distinct departure from the guest room blues. Separate living area, spacious layout that genuinely feels residential. Precious Rubelli fabrics, Belle Époque styling. Butler service included.
King · 55 sqmSuperior Room
The entry-level room, but 'entry-level' is relative here. Sumptuously decorated in rich blue, red, and gold hues with wooden inlaid furniture, plush velvet armchairs, and marble-tiled bathrooms. Many beds are antiques acquired from Italian state residences. High ceilings and large windows let in generous light. Max occupancy 2 guests.
King or Twin · 25 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
An immersive virtual reality experience, 'The Evolution of a District,' created by IF Experience for the hotel. Guests journey through the history of the Diocletian Baths complex — the world's largest Roman spa — which once occupied the exact neighborhood. Arranged through the Butler team.
Every evening at 7pm, a bottle of Champagne is opened with a saber in Lumen — a St. Regis ritual dating to Napoleonic tradition. Accompanied by rhythmic video projections, it marks the transition from day to night. Guests can book a private sabering experience. Free to watch as part of the evening atmosphere.
Personalized family experiences including birthday celebrations, a bespoke children's capsule collection, and curated activities for younger guests. Connecting rooms available for families with children under 12.
Since January 2020, Galleria Continua — one of the world's most prominent contemporary art galleries — maintains a permanent exhibition space within the hotel. Rotating exhibitions by major international artists (past shows include Sun Yuan & Peng Yu, Pascale Marthine Tayou, Hans op de Beeck) are installed throughout public spaces. Open to hotel guests and the public.
Every Tuesday and Thursday evening, Lumen hosts The Lumen Society — weekly gatherings featuring local DJ sets paired with cocktails. Open to guests and Rome residents.
Daily afternoon tea in Lumen from 3pm to 6pm, with Dammann Frères teas as exclusive partner. A modern Italian take on the Mrs. Astor gathering tradition. Costs €42–€65 depending on whether you add a glass of Ruinart Champagne.
The St. Regis signature Bloody Mary, reimagined as 'The Red Admiral' — a Mediterranean version using all-Italian spices and flavors, prepared tableside on a custom Larusmiani trolley. A Sunday tradition at Lumen.
Available to all guests but standard (complimentary) for Imperial Rooms and above. Butlers handle unpacking, garment pressing, shoe polishing, morning beverage service, daily newspaper delivery, and act as a single point of contact for all in-stay requests. Available 24/7 via phone.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Multiple ballrooms and function rooms including the historic Ritz Ballroom (Rome's first public ballroom, 1894, protected by the Ministry of Culture), Danieli Ballroom, Borromeo Ballroom, Venezia Ballroom, and Principe function rooms.
24-hour, 7-days-a-week business center available to all guests at no charge.
Free in-room and property-wide Wi-Fi for Marriott Bonvoy members who book direct.
Babysitting available on request for a surcharge.
Pets welcome, maximum 1 pet per room, maximum weight 18 kg. Pets allowed at no additional fee.
Concierge team reachable at +39 06 4709 2805 or 00071.concierge@stregis.com. Multilingual staff speaking Italian, English, French, Spanish, and German.
Laundry and dry cleaning available Monday–Saturday 8am–9pm, Sunday 8:30am–9pm.
On-site gift shop also selling handcrafted hotel-exclusive artisan amenities from the 'Italian Artisans Since 1894' collection.
The hotel holds Green Key certification. Carbon footprint 39.41 kg per room night; water footprint 906.52 litres per room night. In-room recycling available.
EV charging available on-site, subject to availability.
Private car and limousine service available through the concierge. Airport transfers €136 one-way.
On-site parking available at €60 per day. Off-site option at Garage Internazionale Via Parigi 19, 0.2 km away.
The St. Regis Rome does not have a pool — confirmed in the official hotel FAQ. There is no indoor or outdoor pool on the property.
Well-equipped gym with Technogym cardio and strength equipment, exercise bikes, treadmills, free weights, weight machines, wellness balls, locker rooms, and sauna rooms. Accessible 24/7 with room key.
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