Located on the ground floor of the hotel and looking onto Via della Frezza, the Library houses an excellent collection of books entirely dedicated to the city of Rome – its history, architecture, traditions and major figures – in bookshelves designed by Albini for Cassina in 1956. The area can also be used for events, and can be opened to the public upon request. The collection is made available to the students of the Fine Arts Academy on Via Ripetta, reflecting the inclusive relationship the Hotel has with the city.
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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, ...
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La Terrazza is the Hotel’s spectacular rooftop terrace, and home to sweeping views over all of Rome, from Villa Medici and Trinità dei Monti to the Tiber and the Janiculum Hill. As the day goes on, the atmosphere shifts: it is a place to relax in the sun during the day, sip a glamorous aperitif at sunset, or sparkle under the starry sky after dark. ...
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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 ...
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