Umiltà 36
Darkly glamorous Art Deco-meets-contemporary. Black marble, moody lighting, gilded accents, bespoke vetiver fragrance by Luca Maffei. Think inter-war sophistication with a modern boutique hotel sensibility.
Request a second-floor superior suite for the highest ceilings in the building
Why It Matters
Part of the Shedir Collection — a group of Rome luxury boutique hotels with serious design credentials. Four distinct dining venues on-site (including Argentine restaurant El Porteño and a rooftop bar), a curated contemporary art collection, and a location that genuinely is one block from the Trevi Fountain without being overrun by tour groups.
Umiltà 36 sits on a quiet, slightly curved side street one block from the Trevi Fountain — all the prime-location perks, none of the tourist crush. The hotel, formerly a political party headquarters for over 40 years, was redesigned by CaberlonCaroppi Studio and opened as a 5-star boutique property. Inside: black marble floors, Art Deco panelling, House of Hackney wallpaper, and a serious collection of contemporary art including geometric works by Russian artist Vasily Alekseyevich Vatagin and a bronze torso sculpture by Matteo Pugliese. Rooms lean residential — parquet floors, marble bathrooms, walk-in closets, and complimentary minibars. The vibe is 1930s speakeasy meets cosmopolitan city escape. Four dining venues (including a rooftop cocktail bar) make it very easy to never leave.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
Deluxe Apartment
43 sqm apartment with kitchenette, queen-size sofa bed and the option of adding a rollaway for extra guests. On the 4th or 5th floors. Street or courtyard views.
Double bed + queen size pull-out sofa bed · 43 sqmPenthouse Apartment
The top of the range at 64 sqm. King bed, walk-in closet, a marble bathroom with both rain shower and separate bathtub, plus a second bathroom off the living room. Full kitchenette. Located on 4th and 5th floors with street views. Free minibar items and soundproofed throughout.
King size bed + queen size pull-out sofa bed · 64 sqmPrestige Room
A step up at 35 sqm. Marble bathroom comes with either a rain shower or a full bathtub — worth specifying at booking. Same parquet floors, minibar, tea and coffee setup. Floors 2 and 3, street or courtyard view.
Double bed · 35 sqmStudio Apartment
36 sqm with a separate living room and sofa — good for those who want a bit more space without committing to a full apartment. Courtyard-facing only. Located on the 2nd floor.
Double bed · 36 sqmSuperior Apartment
The start of the proper apartment tier at 40 sqm. Living room has a sofa bed and a hidden kitchenette (induction hobs, microwave, sink) that cleverly folds away. Can sleep 2 adults and 1 child. Located on 4th or 5th floor.
Double bed + single pull-out sofa bed · 40 sqm
Superior Room
The entry-level room at 28 sqm — compact but smartly laid out. Marble bathroom with rain shower, minibar, kettle and coffee maker. Located on 2nd and 3rd floors with either street or courtyard views. Courtyard rooms are noticeably quieter.
Double bed · 28 sqmTerrace Apartment
A genuinely exciting layout — two floors on the 5th floor. Living room, service bathroom, and kitchenette on the lower level; king bed and full marble bathroom upstairs. The private terrace looks directly out to Rome's rooftops, the Altar of the Fatherland, and the courtyard. One of the best options in the house.
King size + queen size pull-out sofa bed · 58 sqmTerrace Suite
45 sqm suite on the 3rd floor with a private terrace overlooking the inner courtyard and surrounding Roman buildings. Separate living room, marble bathroom, and the bonus of outdoor space that's actually private.
Double bed · 45 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
4 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
The hotel's collection of contemporary artworks is spread throughout public spaces and rooms. Notable pieces include geometric sketches by Russian artist Vasily Alekseyevich Vatagin and a bronze torso emerging from a wall by Matteo Pugliese. The front desk can provide context and guidance.
Guests receive a pre-arrival note from the front desk offering to help plan their stay, suggesting activities and restaurant reservations. GM Sabrina Camillini and Hotel Manager Emilia Bangrazi are available for special requests.
Pre-dinner drinks on the 6th-floor rooftop terrace with 360-degree views of Rome's historic skyline. South American cocktails and fusion tapas. Open April–October, 3pm–1am.
The hotel can arrange Vespa hire for guests wanting to explore Rome the classic way. Mentioned specifically in Mr & Mrs Smith's hotel guide.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Buffet, continental and Italian options served daily from 7am–11am at Dandy Café. À la carte upgrades available at extra cost.
A banquet hall available for private events and functions.
Water and soft drinks in the minibar are complimentary and replenished daily in all room types.
Pets are welcome. Charges may apply. Pet bowls and basket provided.
Available overnight with a truncated menu. Full menu during standard hours.
Valet parking available for guests with cars. No on-site car park — nearest public option is Colonna car park, a few minutes' walk away.
Airport/city shuttle available at additional charge.
There is no pool at the property — confirmed by multiple guest reviews and editorial sources.
On the 1st floor with natural light, equipped with Technogym machines. Open to guests 24 hours a day at no charge.
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