The Best Hotel in Piazza di Spagna, Rome

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If being right in the heart of Rome’s shopping district and within walking distance of major sights is a priority, this is the place to stay. You’ll find a wide range of accommodations here—exclusive boutique hotels with over-the-top amenities as well as moderately priced urban B&Bs and pensioniwith clean, comfortable rooms.

The Westin Excelsior, Rome

$$$ | Via Veneto, 125, Rome, 00187, Italy

Ablaze with lights at night, this seven-layer-cake hotel—topped off by its famous cupola—is popular with visiting diplomats (who might be headed to the U.S. Embassy across the street), celebrities, and American conference groups. The interior is classically lavish, with mirrors, elegant moldings, Asian rugs, crystal chandeliers, and huge floral arrangements. Although guest rooms have elegant drapery, marble baths, top-quality linens, and big, firm beds, some could use a face-lift to better match the grandeur of the lobby and the other public areas. The hotel is home to Orvm Bar and Doney's—once the epicenter of Fellini's paparazzi, which features a pâtisserie, a cocktail bar, an opera-themed brunch on Sunday, and fine dining.

Pros

  • Elegant period furnishings and decor
  • Health club and indoor pool
  • Historic restaurant

Cons

  • Some bathrooms are small
  • Worn floors distract from ornate furnishings
  • Decor is grand but due for a makeover
Via Veneto, 125, Rome, 00187, Italy
06-47081
Hotel Details
281 rooms and 35 suites
No Meals

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