Three hotels, three sure values. As the May holidays approach, discover L'OFFICIEL's favourite hotels in Rome.

The Hotel de Russia, a monument in itself
What could be more iconic in <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/travel/rome-italy-travel-guide-hilton-rome-monti-hotel-luxury-hotel" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Rome</a> than the Garden of the Hotel de Russie? Designed in the 1820s by the architect Giuseppe Valadier, it has always retained its original splendor, even after renovation. Neoclassical architectural elements - terraces, balustrades, grottoes, ponds, fountains, nymphaea and statues - live in harmony with nature, while locals mingle with heads of state, and tourists eyeball Hollywood stars . We find a bit of this theatrical decor in the rooms, whose decoration pays homage to Italian craftsmanship and know-how, so that you feel like you are in a real traditional Roman house. Certainly the most glamorous hotel in the city.

Hotel de Russe, Rome

The St. Regis, ready to embrace a new era of glamor The legendary St. Regis Rome is preparing to celebrate its 130th anniversary, with a new look imagined a few years ago by architect Pierre-Yves Rochon. In addition to its spacious rooms still in their original state, Le Lumen, the beating heart of the hotel, has largely contributed to the hotel&#39;s success: in this space all kinds of events take place for locals and internationals, with a sober culinary offering, enriched by the personal touch of Executive Chef Francesco Donatelli. The inimitable cocktails were designed in partnership with the famous Roman speakeasy Jerry Thomas, who also offers a collection of glasses signed by contemporary artists. The hotel has always maintained a privileged relationship with contemporary art, since it hosts the Galleria Continua within its walls. Ideal for an arty getaway.

St. Regis Rome

The Six Senses, a newcomer among the institutions The Six Senses Rome opened its doors in the historic Palazzo Salviati Cesi Mellini, a 600-year-old treasure witnessed - among other things - by the monumental marble staircase and columns of the main entrance. These classic elements blend perfectly with the contemporary and sustainable design of architect Patricia Urquiola, who punctuated the premises with Roman allusions. From the Cocciopesto on the walls to the extensive presence of the local Travertine stone, Rome is everywhere, right down to the 96 rooms and suites, some of which feature Triclinium-style marble seating on their terraces. Others offer a view of the adjacent church of San Marcello al Corso, which led the hotel to renovate the facade. At the restaurant, the menus respect local culinary traditions, but with Sicilian touches, whether at BIVIUM or on the roof of NOTOS. Finally, at the Spa, the Roman baths circuit offers a modern version of the ancient ritual, to reduce inflammation and muscle recovery. As for other treatments, they use innovative therapies such as biohacking, sound therapy, body cocoons or even breathing work. Rejuvenating. <a href="https://services.hosting.augure.com/Response/cy8vP/%7b8e042f83-5249-4566-86e2-ce85c5043650%7d" target="_blank" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://services.hosting.augure.com/Response/cy8vP/%257b8e042f83-5249-4566-86e2-ce85c5043650%257d&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1712670853928000&amp;usg=AOvVaw3cZyfAJZFt0QgTDuvbN0Pm" rel="noopener">www.sixsenses.com/en/ hotels/ rome</a>

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