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Beyond its imposing façade, the Hotel features some 14,000 square metres spread over seven floors, and is a wonderful example of rationalist architecture. Designed by the architect Vittorio Ballio Morpurgo and built between 1936 and 1938, it was restored using the same painstaking attention to detail that Bvlgari brings to all of its creations, which is reflected in innumerable choices and architectural details.
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The design of the interiors at the Bvlgari Hotel Roma was entrusted to the Italian architecture and interior design firm ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, who oversee the design of all Bvlgari Hotels & Resorts properties. The team softened the building’s aesthetic rigour of ancient Roman stone and clean architectural lines with rich textures and materials throughout the interior.
Hand-crafted marble mosaic roundels, custom-made fabrics inspired by iconic Bvlgari-designed motifs, handcrafted Murano glass and lights, original Ginori vases from the 1930s made by Gio Ponti and walls in blown Venetian crown glass are just some of the unique elements that embellish the various areas of the hotel.
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30 Junior Suites measure 51-square-metres each. Designed for an authentic and relaxed definition of luxury, each generously proportioned Suite has views of either the Piazza Augusto Imperatore or the charming Via della Frezza. The coloured marble bathrooms set the tone for the entire room, permeating the fabrics of the furniture and coming through ...
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2 Premium Suites measure 133-square-metres each, offering an unprecedented and authentic experience of Bvlgari luxury. Spacious and refined, each element evokes a facet of Bvlgari, from its Roman heritage to its Mediterranean origins — seen in the coloured marble of the bathrooms. Each Suite follows one of four colour palettes, channeling the ...
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Located on the third floor, the Bvlgari Suite is a true oasis of peace in the centre of Rome, with a spectacular view over the Mausoleum of Augustus that can be enjoyed through ten imposing windows. Sprawling over 300 square metres, this imperial residence has been embellished with furnishings designed by Antonio Citterio, the most famous ...
A chic new addition to the region, the Resort will occupy 10 hectares of terraced gardens on the tip of a private peninsula. The new property will be home to 100 private Mansions, with three to six rooms, pool, and outdoor areas. The Resort itself will comprise 84 rooms and suites, as well as signature Bvlgari destinations for dining, wellness and ...
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The Bvlgari Bar is the perfect place to socialise while sipping iconic cocktails. The sumptuous black marble bar top is finished with 110 Murano glass twirls that are hand blown with gold dust by Barovier&Toso. These precious jewels diffuse the light, infusing aperitivo hour and evening with a magical glow. For fine weather there is an outside bar ...
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A true temple of wellbeing, the Bvlgari Spa evokes the atmosphere of ancient Roman baths, with marble columns that rise from the swimming pool and coloured glass to bathe the space in soft, warm light. Encompassing 1500 square metres, it’s an oasis of peace to rebalance body, mind and spirit.
The Spa is home to eight treatment rooms, a ...
Il Ristorante – Niko Romito is located on the fifth floor of the hotel and provides a splendid view over the monumental tomb of the Emperor Augustus, making full use of a large terrace area. The atmosphere is elegant and welcoming, with mahogany walls, Bvlgari artwork and seating for up to 54.
As created by Chef Niko, the menu reinvents ...
A new movie starring Bvlgari Global Brand Ambassador Priyanka Choora Jonas and produced by Atomic Production and directed by Andrea Rovetta, gives viewers an unprecedented view of Bvlgari Hotel Roma, taking them behind the scenes to discover the craftsmanship and culture that inspired the property.
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