Maalot Roma

Central Roman flair.

No matter the season outside, it’s always a stylish summer afternoon in Maalot Roma. The converted former residential palazzo, just steps from the Trevi Fountain, is decked out with lush plant life, vibrant fabrics and patterns, and quirky art for an energizing oasis in the city.

Insider Tip

Pay close attention to the art throughout the property, both in common spaces and in your room—much of it is headware-themed or features sly hattery allusions to signal what a good place Maalot Roma is to “hang your hat.”

Where You’re Staying

Maalot Roma’s 30 rooms and suites are each individually decorated, though each is outfitted with bold colors and homey amenities to create the impression of crashing in an artistic friend’s townhome. Rest well with marble bathrooms, walk-in rainshowers, and soundproofing against the city bustle.

Where to Dine

Don Pasquale Restaurant, named after a 19th-century opera written by the property’s former resident, offers creative updates on traditional regional cuisine in a relaxed-yet-elegant glass-roofed dining room. Visit the on-site bar for an aperitivo or an extensive selection of rums.

Where to Relax

Take advantage of strength, cardio, and even yoga equipment in the on-site gym. Sneak a quiet moment sipping a drink in the bar, or sipping coffee in Don Pasquale Restaurant. Take a walk over to Villa Borghese and stroll the lush grounds around the museum.

What to Do

Shop the famous Via del Corso, or climb the iconic Spanish Steps. See literal layers of history at the excavated Colosseum and Roman Forum. Sample gelato in the hip Trastevere neighborhood, or enjoy the Compo de’ Fiori night market.

Features

Boutique

Historic

Pet-Friendly

Urban

Fitness Center

Parking

Vegetarian Meals