Bulgari Hotel Roma

On Google Hotels, read on 28 September 2026, the lowest price across all sellers for a night for 2 was €1,992 on Wednesday 14 and Saturday 24 October, €1,889 on Saturday 7 and Friday 13 November and €1,999 on Saturday 5 December; €2,549 for New Year’s Eve, and €2,550 for Saturday 10 July 2027. For Saturday 10 October Google showed no sellers. Rome’s city tax at 5-star hotels is €10 per person per night, for up to 10 nights. The rate tells you whether breakfast is included: Google and Expedia list it as free, while the hotel’s B.Relaxed offer lists it among its inclusions.

Yes, for the location, the spa and the service: that is where the scores soar. It is less suited to a budget under €1,900 a night. On Google it has 4.7 out of 5 from 905 reviews; on Tripadvisor 4.4 from 177, with value for money at 4.1; on Booking.com 9.6 out of 10 from 106, with location at 9.8, value for money at 8.9 and breakfast at 7.5; on Expedia 9.4 from 29. The MICHELIN Guide gives it 3 Keys. At the bar, Il Caffè and on the terrace, all open to non-residents, some guests describe waits at the table, and those who go up without a booking do not always find a place.

A roof garden with 76 seats under 11 pergolas, and yes, you book: online, or for 8 or more on +39 06 3608 0409 or at dine.roma@bulgarihotels.com. The garden grows in over 200 glazed pots, and the view runs from the Mausoleum of Augustus to St Peter’s, the Pantheon, Villa Medici and the Janiculum. It opens from 6pm to midnight with the Bvlgari Bar’s menu, where the Bvlgari Cocktail costs €25. The hotel does not publish the dates of its season, according to the rooftop’s page, read on 15 October 2026. When it rains, it stays shut.

From the portico to the roof, one for every part of the day. Il Ristorante, on the fifth floor with a terrace over the Mausoleum, serves dinner from 7 to 11pm, with a tasting menu at €180 a head, €280 with wines, water and coffee; the MICHELIN Guide lists it without a star. The Bvlgari Bar runs from 5pm to 1am, with 108 seats inside and 108 outside; Il Caffè, under the portico on the square, from 7am to midnight; La Terrazza, on the roof, from 6pm to midnight. On Sundays since 20 September there is brunch on the fifth floor: noon to 2.30pm according to the news page, until 3pm according to the restaurant’s.

The rate you book decides it: the hotel’s B.Relaxed offer includes breakfast, and the breakfast menu gives a price for every dish, according to the official site, read on 15 October 2026. It is served à la carte at Il Caffè, and it runs until 11pm, late risers included; on Booking.com guests give it 7.5 out of 10.

It covers 1,500 m² around a 20-metre indoor pool, with mosaics inspired by the Baths of Caracalla and 8 marble-clad columns in the water. There are a sauna, a steam room, 8 treatment rooms including the Onyx Spa Suite for 2 with its hydromassage bath, and a Technogym gym. It opens daily from 7am to 9pm, with its entrance at Via della Frezza 9.

Yes, but only with a treatment or a spa membership. A treatment also opens the pool, sauna and steam room from an hour before to an hour after; no day pass is published.

Yes, in 2 slots: guests’ children swim with an adult from 10am to noon and from 3 to 5pm, no nappies, swimsuits compulsory. The rest of the time the spa belongs to over-16s. There is no outdoor pool, and the water temperature is not published.

The hotel’s website promises a valet, but not what it costs. The other sources each go their own way: Booking.com and Kayak list it as free, the MICHELIN Guide says there is no parking, Google marks parking as paid with free valet, and the only published price, €50 a day, comes from a booking site.

Yes, with a permit: Roma Mobilità lets hotels inside the ZTL register their guests’ cars, and taxis and chauffeured cars may enter. The hotel sits inside the historic centre’s ZTL, closed to unauthorised cars from 6.30am to 6pm Monday to Friday, from 2 to 6pm on Saturdays and from 11pm to 3am on Friday and Saturday nights, except in August; it borders the stricter Tridente ZTL. And since June 2025 the square in front of the hotel has been pedestrianised.

At Piazza Augusto Imperatore 10, in the Campo Marzio, facing the Mausoleum of Augustus and next to the Ara Pacis: Piazza di Spagna is 8 minutes’ walk (608 metres) away, Piazza del Popolo 8 minutes’ walk (612 metres), the Pantheon 13 minutes’ walk (997 metres). Rooms look onto the square or onto quieter Via della Frezza; on Booking.com the location scores 9.8.

A young 5-star, opened on 9 June 2023 in a 1930s Rationalist building and already holding 3 MICHELIN Keys. It has 106 rooms and suites according to its website, 110 according to the hotel’s brochure, the MICHELIN Guide and Expedia, and 114 according to a booking site: 19 Superior, 26 Deluxe, 14 Premium, 30 Junior Suites, 2 Superior Suites, 12 Deluxe Suites, the Serpenti Suite, 2 Premium Suites and the Bvlgari Suite.

Nothing yet, as of 27 September 2026: no plans had been published for 31 December 2026. In the past the Bulgari Hotels Facebook page has announced New Year’s Eve in Rome with a dinner, paired wines and a view of the fireworks, without a date or a price.

Yes. The hotel, open since 9 June 2023, publishes no closures, and Google showed prices for every date until August 2027. The roof runs by the season, though: La Terrazza, which the events page lists as closed in winter, and the pizza bar.

Yes, and at no extra charge, according to Booking.com and the MICHELIN Guide. Expedia lists one pet per room, up to 10 kg, with a welcome of its own; the hotel’s website publishes no rule.

By car, Fiumicino is 31 km away, about 32 minutes; Termini 4.8 km, about 9 minutes. By metro, take line A to Spagna, 9 minutes’ walk from the hotel (638 metres), or to Flaminio, 10 minutes’ walk (721 metres).