The Tribune Hotel Rome
Design-forward Dolce Vita boutique. Bold color palette — purples, blacks, gold — with contemporary Roman references throughout. The lobby impresses more than the rooms, which are compact but polished. The building is from 1980 (renovated 2021), so the vintage feel is manufactured, but it works.
Book Terrazza Borghese for dinner in advance — it fills up, especially in summer when it opens at 5pm
Why It Matters
Part of Hyatt's JdV by Hyatt collection and redeemable as a Category 6 World of Hyatt property. The Terrazza Borghese rooftop restaurant and bar is a legitimate dining destination in its own right — locals book it too. Free minibars, Illy coffee in every room, and a location that puts you five minutes from the Spanish Steps without the tourist-trap pricing of properties on Via Condotti.
The Tribune sits on a quiet side street in Rome's Ludovisi district, two blocks from Via Veneto and within sight of the Aurelian Walls and Villa Borghese gardens. It's a 52-room boutique property built in 1980 and renovated in 2021, part of Hyatt's JdV collection, with interiors that lean hard into La Dolce Vita aesthetics — think deep plum walls, black-and-white marble floors, velvet yellow armchairs, and geometric headboards. The rooftop Terrazza Borghese is the real star: panoramic views over Villa Borghese, seasonal Italian cooking, and Bubbles Bar mixing cocktails in the north corner.
Where You'll Stay
7 room types available
1 King Bed
The entry-level room at 21 sq m — compact by any standard, but smartly designed with cool neutral tones, geometric headboard, and a 42-inch flat-screen. Illy coffee maker, electric kettle, blackout curtains, and a minifridge. Work desk available in most (not all) rooms of this type. Good for one or two guests who plan to be out exploring all day.
1 King · 21 sqm
1 King Bed Deluxe
Two extra square meters over the base room, and some units come with a private balcony — worth requesting. Can be configured as twin beds. Same amenities package as the standard king. One or two guests.
1 King or Twin on request · 23 sqm
1 King Bed Family Room
The go-to choice for families — 29 sq m with a sofa bed that bumps capacity to four adults. King or twin bed on request. A seating area gives the room a slightly more spread-out feel than the standard rooms. Illy coffee maker, 42-inch TV, minifridge, crib on request. One of the better value options for families traveling with points.
1 King or Twin on request + Sofa Bed · 29 sqm1 King Bed Premier
At 27 sq m, this is the largest of the standard (non-family, non-suite) rooms. Work desk included in most rooms of this type. One or two guests, king or twin configuration. A notch above the Premium in space and typically in views.
1 King or Twin on request · 27 sqm1 King Bed Premium
Steps up to 25 sq m and sleeps up to three guests. King or twin configuration on request. Illy coffee maker, 42-inch TV, and the same room amenities throughout. Work desk not guaranteed — confirm at booking.
1 King or Twin on request · 25 sqm1 King Junior Suite
The entry-level suite at 30 sq m, with a sofa bed and capacity for four guests. Upgraded to a 49-inch TV (vs. 42-inch in standard rooms). Some units have a balcony — worth asking about at check-in. Illy coffee maker, minifridge, in-room safe. Popular upgrade target for World of Hyatt members.
1 King or Twin on request + Sofa Bed · 30 sqm1 King Junior Suite Deluxe
The largest room in the hotel at 32 sq m — the top of the upgrade chain for Globalists. Features a freestanding soaking tub, sofa bed, work desk, and 49-inch TV. Up to four adults. Select rooms have a balcony. Bathrooms are the highlight here, with marble-type finishes and bespoke toiletry products from The Botanist & The Chemist brand.
1 King or Twin on request + Sofa Bed · 32 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
A private walking tour focused on Rome's rooftop terraces and panoramic viewpoints at sunset, departing from the hotel area (0.8 miles range).
The hotel partners with local guides for private tours of the nearby Borghese Gallery (0.28 miles away), home to Caravaggio and Bernini masterpieces.
A hotel-organized professional photography experience — a photographer guides guests through Rome's best spots for approximately three hours. Organized through the hotel's concierge.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Two event spaces: a Lounge Room for up to 40 guests with AV technology, and a spacious outdoor terrace. Custom catering available. Good for corporate retreats, training seminars, or intimate weddings.
Complimentary throughout the property, in rooms and public areas.
Minifridge stocked with wine, beer, sodas, water, and snacks — complimentary for all guests. A genuine perk not common at this price level.
The Terrazza Borghese rooftop is the centerpiece of the property — open to guests and the public for dining, aperitivo, and cocktails with Villa Borghese views.
Small to medium dogs welcome for €30 per stay.
Available during limited hours. Menu includes Carbonara, Cacio e Pepe, the Gourmet Tribune Hamburger, and a selection of Italian wines.
The hotel does not have a swimming pool.
Located on the basement floor. Small but functional — three TechnoGym machines including a treadmill and elliptical. Hours: 7am–11pm daily.
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