Rome hotels. When we say a hotel is sexy, we mean it as a compliment. Take Chapter Roma. Guest rooms bring the Art Deco design upstairs by way of brass fixtures, voluptuous headboards, and vintage rotary phones.
Glimpses of original brick wall stretch up to the high ceilings. Long-limbed lamps hang down as if dangled from the heavens. See-through showers, mixology-fueled minibars, well-curated pop art, and an otherwise uncluttered atmosphere add to the vibe. Is Chapter Roma the sexiest hotel in Rome?
It might be. Here are some others that could also make a claim to the title. And here is our entire selection of hotels in Rome. Rome has glamorous, opulent, and luxurious hotels, but not many in the top tier when it comes to pure style.
Chapter Roma is an exception. The suites at Palm Suites are exceedingly stylish, full of artworks and eclectic, eye-catching design, and their sheer spaciousness is a real treat.
In an 18th-century building containing ten colorful, contemporary suites, there are views of no less notable a landmark than the Colosseum, and is surrounded by the ancient remnants of the Roman Forum. Soho House Rome makes a statement via an unusual building — in this case a ten-story Modernist-inspired structure in the up-and-coming district of San Lorenzo. The Palazzo Mereghi was built in the late 19th century, but in a neo-Renaissance style that vividly recalls the 16th.
