Rose Garden Palace

Rates from EUR 250

Address Rose Garden Palace, via Boncompagni 19, Rome, Italy
Telephone Bookings : UK Reservations 0845 227 0141
Rooms: 65 rooms, including eight suites

 

Recommended by TI writer Joanna Monkhouse
Hotlists: Boutique Hotels in Rome, Rome : Veneto, Destination: Rome

Why stay at Rose Garden Palace?

Come for:
Gym with small pool
Fresh, modern interiors
The fragrant rose garden that surrounds the restaurant

Not suitable for:
Visitors in search of old-school opulence

Eating in:
Il Roseto is bright and airy and housed in a large garden conservatory. The restaurant serves a buffet breakfast as well as lunch and dinner. Cuisine is traditional Italian. Can be reserved for work or cocktail parties.

The Hotel Writes

On Via Boncompagni, a few steps from Via Veneto, a sophisticated hotel has opens its doors. An elegant hostelry wrapped in a classical 20th-century building, in Rome's most exclusive district on Via Veneto Hill. Its name was inspired by the rose bushes that grace the garden: Rose Garden Palace.

Villa Borghese's pine trees, the Spanish Steps, the elegant shops on Via Condotti, the fashionable bars on Via Veneto, the Fountain of Trevi and of the Tritone, the baroque churches, the masterpieces in the Borghese's gallery are within walking distance of the hotel. A refined design blending classical and modern lines marks the decor in the public areas and in the guest rooms.

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Joanna Monkhouse's Review of Rose Garden Palace

The Rose Garden Palace is the longtime home of Rome’s most prestigious luxury hotels and la dolce vita of the 1950s. Elegant and contemporary, the luxury hotel is a blend of modern and classic with an occasional oriental twist. On entering, the guest first passes through a glass portico then between two huge antique wooden doors: this mixture of old and new is symbolic of the overall design ethic of the Rose Garden Palace.

The facilities

The luxury hotel's marble-floored, airy lobby and bar are filled with comfortable and individual sofas and chairs, another clever coordination of differing styles. The restaurant has an original Italian menu and a charming outdoor terrace surrounded by the rose bushes that give the hotel its name. The breakfast buffet is served outside in summer or on the mezzanine level that can double as meeting rooms. There is an internet point for guests on an antique desk, the low chair ensures that no guest takes too long a turn. The Rose Garden Palace also offers a spa in the basement with a 6x6m hydrotherapy pool, gym, sauna and massage facilities (behind a curtain in the spa reception) – a rarity in Rome and particularly in this price range.

The rooms

The Rose Garden Palace is a relatively small luxury hotel of 65 rooms, including 6 suites. All rooms sport parquet floors and wooden furniture including an antique piece or two in each, complemented by the muted colours of the fabrics. Linen sheets grace the beds. There are plenty of lamps but the search for the master switch is still on. The bathrooms feature alcoved baths, mosaic tiling and marble.