Hassler Roma

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“The hotel has recently reopened after a major refurbishment, with new-look public spaces and a garden landscaped by designer Jacques Garcia. The hotel’s iconic Imàgo restaurant has been completely renovated, along with the cocktail bar. A new two-story spa is set to open later in 2026. What’s the…”
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 6

Readers’ Choice Awards 2026: 10 Top Hotels in Rome

Condé Nast Traveler readers rate their top hotels in the Eternal City.

10 hotels in this story
  • The Fifteen Keys HotelHotelA chic yet quiet retreat in the heart of the Eternal City.
  • The St. Regis RomeHotelThis grand old dame, built in 1894, well-positioned near the Palazzo del Quirinale and Terme di Diocleziano, boasts 161…
  • Bvlgari Hotel RomaHotelWith 110 rooms, a restaurant and café by Niko Romito (one of the Italy’s top chefs), a lush rooftop bar/aerie, spa,…
  • Hotel de la Ville, A Rocco Forte HotelHotelIn the 18th century, Rome was full of young, northern aristocrats bent on improving their minds, seeing some ruins, and…
  • Hotel d'Inghilterra, RomeHotelGeneral Manager : Massimo Colli CIU CODE: ALB-000233-8 CIN CODE: IT058091A1MMNZZGRP Via dei Pescioni, 2 50123 Firenze…
  • Hotel de Russie, A Rocco Forte HotelHotelLike all Rocco Forte Hotels, Hotel de Russie is immaculate.
  • Rome Cavalieri, A Waldorf Astoria HotelHotelA decadent, sun-drenched hotel hideaway with knockout views and a plethora of amenities.
  • Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome HotelHotelThe Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome is old-school luxury in the truest sense of the word: a big, serious, storied hotel…
  • Hassler RomaHotelThe hotel has recently reopened after a major refurbishment, with new-look public spaces and a garden landscaped by…
  • Romeo RomaHotelA bold, wildly luxurious hotel designed by Zaha Hadid that marches to the beat of its own drum and caters to the ultra…
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