Ludovisi Palace Hotel ★★★★

Rest
One can barely go two steps in Rome without walking into a little piece of history, and the Ludovisi Palace Hotel is no exception, with its historic building dating back to the early 1900s. Inside, it’s a slightly different story. Recently refurbished, the elegant rooms with wooden floors are decorated with modern convenience in mind. There are still subtle touches of ancient Rome though, from the marble accents in the bathrooms to the rich red shade reminiscent of the Roman flag.

Eat
Italy is the birthplace of some of the best food in the world, so it won’t surprise you that the breakfast buffet of fresh fruit and delicate pastries is delicious without fail. If you’re unlucky enough to miss breakfast, the Ludovisi Bar is open around-the-clock, waiting to help you unwind in the evenings with a cheeky cocktail, or small à la carte meals. Discretely attentive, the staff caters to your every whim with the same poise as the décor itself exudes.

Entertain
Just next to this charming establishment is Via Veneto, a road made famous by Fellini’s masterpiece, ‘La Dolce Vita’. Proximity to a part of cinematic legend aside, there are a thousand sights, landmarks, galleries and museums to see in Rome, and this central hotel puts you in short distance from each and every one, via the easy metro access. Rather take a stroll? The beautiful gardens of Villa Borghese, the astonishing Spanish Steps and the exquisite Trevi Fountain are all a short walk away.