Rooms & Suites
Explore the residential elegance of Roman guest chambers, marble baths, travertine elements, and high ceilings designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon.
Inaugurated by pioneering hotelier César Ritz in 1894 on Via Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, The St. Regis Rome remains an enduring paragon of Belle Époque splendor and contemporary Roman hospitality.
Explore our deep dive into the accommodations, culinary philosophy, historic provenance, and local neighborhood surrounding Rome's grand landmark hotel.
Explore the residential elegance of Roman guest chambers, marble baths, travertine elements, and high ceilings designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon.
From the social epicenter of LUMEN and open-air LUMEN Garden to Chef Akira Back’s innovative Japanese-Korean culinary interpretations.
The historic legacy of the St. Regis Butler Service, customized city logistics, private salon events, and dedicated room service amenities.
Examine Giulio Podesti’s monumental façade, the heritage of the 1894 hydraulic elevator, and ongoing contemporary art exhibitions with Galleria Continua.
Navigate the historic Castro Pretorio and Esquilino quarters, the Baths of Diocletian, Santa Maria della Vittoria, and effortless Vatican access.
Originally commissioned as the Grand Hotel de Rome, this landmark property was crafted during the late nineteenth century to serve European royalty, diplomats, and cultural titans visiting the newly unified capital of Italy.
Located steps from the monumental Fountain of the Naiads and the ancient Baths of Diocletian, guests encounter a rare harmony between Roman antiquity and world-class twentieth-century craftsmanship.
Whether arriving for diplomatic summits in the frescoed Ritz Ballroom or retreating to an Italian-inspired suite overlooking Via Nazionale, every moment is anchored by century-old traditions like evening champagne sabering.