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I live here now
Jaw-dropping marble statue of Augustus on loan from the storied Torlonia collection
My Italian was definitely rusty, but I insisted they only speak to me in Italian and the incredibly kind staff played along during the entirety of my stay
The wood-panel detail is chic and now I need to replicate this in my apartment
They say dress for the job you want
Never knew I needed an aloe vera pillow but here we are
Now this is a chic gym: monogrammed everything and a water bar. Wellness is no longer an amenity; it’s a requirement
The spa’s centerpiece is a grand Roman-style pool, complete with sauna, steam, and Augustinus Bader treatments for peak indulgence
Lobby restaurants are usually a miss; this one was the exception. Vibey all day, great crowd, zero tourist energy
LOVES a hotel brekky; silver service, perfect coffee, and this china (!!) If you know me you know how annoying my coffee order is (americano with a side of milk and cinnamon) and they nailed it every time
Pre-game perfection: aperitivo overlooking the Mausoleum of Augustus with a great DJ
Good lighting!
Highs & Lows
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The lighting is perfection; they even have a soft lighting option in the room (say less). As someone who’s picky about lighting across all hospitality (I know too much) this was a dream
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The design and attention to detail are unmatched: leather finishes on the doors, linen wallpaper, and that signature Italian craftsmanship everywhere you look
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The rooms are spacious, beautifully laid out, and feel indulgent without being over the top. The scent throughout the hotel is also subtle and oozes elegance
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At over €2000 a night it’s definitely rich rich but if you are looking to treat yo’self this is 100% worth the splurge
Important Bits
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Type
A true five star luxury hotel
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Vibe
Understated glamour and fine-crafted Italian elegance
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Location
Located in the heart of the Campo Marzio neighborhood, minutes from the Spanish Steps, Via del Corso and the Bvlgari flagship on Via Condotti. The hotel faces two of Rome’s most iconic landmarks: the Ara Pacis and the Mausoleum of Augustus, the first Roman Imperator
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Rooms
106
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Pre-Arrival & Arrival Experience
Once you get past the jaw-dropping marble statue of Augustus, (on loan from the storied Torlonia collection) you’re met with the *warmest* and genuinely friendly reception team
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Future Forward
They had full-size bottles of Bvlgari amenities which, obviously, I wasn’t about to let go to waste (...and came home with me). Everything else was glass, slippers made from recycled materials; a subtle nod to a more future-forward approach
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Music
The soft Italian jazz made me feel like I was in a movie
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Year Opened
2023
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Designed By
ACPV ARCHITECTS reimagine a 1940s Roman landmark through Bvlgari’s lens, layering imperial marble, Murano glass, original Ponti-era Ginori vases, and handcrafted detailing into a modern design statement
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Health & Wellness
This is a hotel gym done right. Small but mighty, with all the essentials (and then some): branded Bvlgari everything, a water station offering fizzy, cold and my personal favorite — room temp. Theragun machines at the ready. The pool is a marble-clad dream, while the spa, complete with sauna, steam and ice bar featuring Augustinus Bader
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Food
Rome outside the door meant I didn’t eat in much, but breakfast? Divine. I’m a hotel breakfast loyalist and this one delivered: all the bells and whistles with both Italian, Asian and Arabic a la carte options. Also: Il Ristorante, Niko Romito and the first Bvlgari Dolci chocolatier and patisserie
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Bar, Events & Nightlife
The terrace is where it’s at. Reserved exclusively for hotel guests, with sweeping views of the Eternal City. In true Italian fashion, aperitivo hour means a DJ, drinks, and the perfect bites before heading out on the town
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Minibar & Retail
The leather-monogrammed Nespresso in the minibar because we fancy. There is no boutique but the shadow boxes scattered throughout the hotel, filled with exquisite Bvlgari jewels (all available for purchase) are a subtle flex
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Accessibility
Yes and accommodations will be made if needed
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Pet Friendly
Yep and definitely saw some qt four legged friends around
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Children
Well behaved ones welcome
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Price
In the words of Snoop Dogg: its rich rich. It’s a splurge, but one that earns its price tag
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Piazza Augusto Imperatore, 10, 00186 Roma, RM, Italy
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In the Area
Hotel Location Piazza Augusto Imperatore, 10, 00186 Roma, RM, Italy
Located in Piazza Augusto Imperatore, the hotel sits in the heart of Rome’s historic center, steps from Via del Corso and the Spanish Steps. Overlooking the Mausoleum of Augustus, it blends ancient history with dolce vita energy surrounded by cool cafés, a lot of designer shopping, and some of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
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