Wednesday, September 2, 2026

The Best Hotels Near Pizzeria della Passeggiata, by the Record

  1. A twelve-room hotel tucked behind the Quirinal Palace, in a patrician villa the family actually lived in for most of the last century. The rooms feel less like a hotel and more like staying with very rich, very tasteful relatives who've gone away for the week. A Forbes Four Star property, it runs small enough that the staff knows how you take your breakfast before you've asked twice.


  2. A luxury hotel tucked just below Via Veneto, close enough to everything without the tour-group foot traffic. The 93 rooms lean into quiet, muted tones and considered craftsmanship, and the building's 1930s bones still show in the right places. A garden restaurant, an arboreal lounge, and a rooftop plunge pool keep things from feeling too spare. Two secret cocktail bars are hidden somewhere on the property, which is either charming or infuriating depending on your mood.


  3. Murano glass chandeliers, marble columns, and hand-painted frescoes set the tone at this grand luxury hotel a short walk from the Termini and the Baths of Diocletian. The wrought-iron elevator, one of Rome's oldest still running, is worth a ride just to say you did. Top-hatted doormen and round-the-clock butlers handle the rest. A major renovation refreshed the rooms and added a curated art collection without disturbing the gilded excess.


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