Best for
Guests who want landmark sightseeing without sacrificing greener surroundings will appreciate this Via Ludovisi address near the Spanish Steps and Villa Borghese.
Best for
Guests who want landmark sightseeing without sacrificing greener surroundings will appreciate this Via Ludovisi address near the Spanish Steps and Villa Borghese.
What makes it special
Built around 1887 as residential apartments, the hotel retains a residential feel, giving longer Rome stays a more settled rhythm.
Room to consider
Prioritize the outlook when booking: some accommodations face the city or gardens, while selected options add balconies or panoramic views.
Insider tip
Hotel Eden has no pool, so swimming-focused guests should plan another option before arrival rather than expecting one within the hotel.
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Hotel Eden Rome brings a residential character to Via Ludovisi. Close to Via Veneto and the Villa Borghese gardens, this Dorchester Collection address places much of central Rome within walking reach. Its rooftop is a destination in its own right, with restaurants and a bar looking across the city. Downstairs, marble and fine fabrics run through the guestrooms and public spaces.
Tall windows frame a bedroom with Italian fabrics, artwork and a working area. Some twin rooms pair cream headboards with dark wood and gold trim. A peacock pattern covers the wall above them, with lamps hanging at either side. Mirrored doors cover the cupboards, and shelves sit beneath the window.
The en-suite bathroom has white marble around the vanity, with gold accents. Some rooms have a separate walk-in rain shower; others combine a bathtub and shower.
Tall windows frame a bedroom with Italian fabrics, artwork and a working area. Some twin rooms pair cream headboards with dark wood and gold trim....
Tall windows and Italian furniture give the bedroom its Roman style. Some rooms pair a brown fabric chair and red bench with a pale headboard edged in dark wood and gold. A tall mirrored cupboard stands beside the bed, with lamps hanging nearby. Patterns run through the curtains and fabric-covered wall panels.
The en-suite bathroom continues the marble finishes of the room. Most rooms have a separate walk-in shower.
Tall windows and Italian furniture give the bedroom its Roman style. Some rooms pair a brown fabric chair and red bench with a pale headboard...
High ceilings and tall windows frame a bedroom with a chair, small table and working area. Some rooms have prints of buildings, a cream padded headboard and dark wood trim. Slim frames hold hanging lamps, and long curtains border the windows.
White marble and gold details finish the en-suite bathroom. A separate walk-in shower is found in some rooms.
High ceilings and tall windows frame a bedroom with a chair, small table and working area. Some rooms have prints of buildings, a cream padded...
The room is on the fifth floor.
Glass doors stand beside the bedroom's sitting corner. Italian fabrics and wood furniture set the room's Roman style. Some rooms have a dark chair and small table, with prints of buildings and a pale headboard. Lamps hang on either side of the bed, while long curtains and wall moldings add to the classical decor.
White marble surrounds the bathroom vanity, with touches of gold. Some rooms have a separate walk-in shower.
Glass doors stand beside the bedroom's sitting corner. Italian fabrics and wood furniture set the room's Roman style. Some rooms have a dark chair and...
Located on the fifth floor.
The bedroom has high ceilings and tall glass doors, with a sitting corner within the room. Some rooms pair a brown-purple armchair and low table with framed prints. Cream headboards, wood trim and long curtains give these rooms their Italian style.
White stone and gold accents finish the marble bathroom. A separate walk-in shower is fitted in most rooms.
The bedroom has high ceilings and tall glass doors, with a sitting corner within the room. Some rooms pair a brown-purple armchair and low table...
High ceilings and tall windows rise above an open bedroom with sitting and work areas. Pale Italian furniture sets the room's Roman style. Some suites introduce color with a red bench at the foot of the bed and a purple chair beside a small table.
Artworks show Roman ruins and views of Rome and Florence. Architectural subjects by Palladio and Piranesi are also part of the collection. White marble and gold details finish the en-suite bathroom, with a separate walk-in shower in most suites.
High ceilings and tall windows rise above an open bedroom with sitting and work areas. Pale Italian furniture sets the room's Roman style. Some suites...
Tall windows frame the bedroom and its sitting corner, with Italian furniture throughout. Some rooms pair an upholstered chair and round table with a cream headboard. Lamps hang beside the bed, and dark wood trim outlines the furniture. Patterned curtains and framed artwork add detail around the sitting space.
White marble and gold accents continue into the en-suite bathroom. Most rooms have a separate walk-in shower with a rainfall head.
Tall windows frame the bedroom and its sitting corner, with Italian furniture throughout. Some rooms pair an upholstered chair and round table with a cream...
The bedroom opens into a sitting area within the same room, with a desk completing the open-plan layout. Selected suites pair a cream sofa and round glass table with an armchair near the tall windows. Green curtains and wood and gold borders around the headboard add color to this interior.
Italian artworks draw on Roman ruins and views of Rome and Florence. The bathroom continues the white marble and golden finishes, with a walk-in shower set apart from the bathtub.
The bedroom opens into a sitting area within the same room, with a desk completing the open-plan layout. Selected suites pair a cream sofa and...
The entrance foyer leads to a separate bedroom and living room, with a working area within the suite. Italian artwork draws on Roman ruins and views of Rome and Florence. Architectural details by Palladio and Piranesi bring further Roman subjects into the rooms.
White marble and gold finish the bedroom's en-suite bathroom. Two basins share a counter, while the bathtub sits apart from a walk-in shower with a rainfall head.
The entrance foyer leads to a separate bedroom and living room, with a working area within the suite. Italian artwork draws on Roman ruins and...
The bedroom lies apart from a living room with a working area and Italian furniture. Some interiors pair a cream sofa and red cushions with patterned curtains and framed artwork. A round desk and wood-framed chairs stand near the tall window in this design.
Roman ruins and Italian architecture feature among the artworks. White marble and gold details continue into the main bathroom, which has two basins and a separate walk-in shower.
The bedroom lies apart from a living room with a working area and Italian furniture. Some interiors pair a cream sofa and red cushions with...
The living room opens to a separate bedroom, and the suite also has a working area. In some suites, a pale sofa joins framed art, wood furniture and long curtains. Their bedrooms have cream headboards and hanging lamps, with shelves along the window wall.
The art shows Roman ruins, city views and designs by Palladio and Piranesi. White marble and gold finishes continue into the en-suite bathroom.
The living room opens to a separate bedroom, and the suite also has a working area. In some suites, a pale sofa joins framed art,...
High ceilings and tall windows frame two bedrooms and a separate living room. Each bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom, while the shared lounge includes an entertaining area. The suite also has a working area, set within its apartment-style layout.
Pale tones and Italian art continue through the rooms. The artworks show Roman ruins and views of Rome, along with architectural details by Palladio and Piranesi. White marble and gold accents carry the classical finish into the bathrooms.
High ceilings and tall windows frame two bedrooms and a separate living room. Each bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom, while the shared lounge includes...
An entrance foyer leads toward the main bedroom and a spacious separate living room. The suite has a dedicated study and a second bedroom, with an en-suite bathroom for each. Italian art and Roman details run through the living and sleeping spaces.
White marble and gold define the bathing rooms. The main bathroom has two basins and a walk-in shower, while the second has a single basin.
An entrance foyer leads toward the main bedroom and a spacious separate living room. The suite has a dedicated study and a second bedroom, with...
Can connect with a Junior Suite to create a two-bedroom suite.
The golden age of Italian cinema shapes the suite's rich fabrics and classical artwork. In the bedroom, a red velvet bench sits at the foot of a cream headboard. Dark wood and gold trim outline the furniture, with architectural prints beside the tall windows. The separate living room has dining and work areas.
White marble, mosaics and gold accents finish the en-suite bathroom. It has two basins and a separate walk-in shower.
The golden age of Italian cinema shapes the suite's rich fabrics and classical artwork. In the bedroom, a red velvet bench sits at the foot...
One of the two bathrooms has a walk-in rainfall shower.
The entrance leads toward a central living room, with a bedroom on either side. Italian furniture follows the suite's Roman style, with a working area also included. Each bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom. A guest powder room sits apart from these bathing spaces.
White marble and gold details surround the soaking tubs. A walk-in wardrobe adds a separate dressing space, while pieces by Italian artists form part of the room decor.
The entrance leads toward a central living room, with a bedroom on either side. Italian furniture follows the suite's Roman style, with a working area...
A connecting Classic Room can form a two-bedroom suite.
The bedroom and living room both open onto an outdoor lounge and dining area. Timber sofas and chairs sit beside sunloungers, with planted walls along the seating. Indoors, a light sofa with red cushions faces a marble-topped table. A round desk stands near the window.
The bedroom has a walk-in closet and an en-suite marble bathroom. Its freestanding bathtub looks toward the terrace, with a separate rainfall shower and two basins nearby. Ingrid Bergman once lived in this suite, a lasting part of its history.
The bedroom and living room both open onto an outdoor lounge and dining area. Timber sofas and chairs sit beside sunloungers, with planted walls along...
The suite is on the sixth floor and has its own security lobby.
Full-height windows line the bedroom's sitting area and the separate living room. Cream sofas and red cushions sit beside low tables on hardwood floors. A study, bar and pantry form part of the suite, along with a dining table for eight.
Original hotel artworks sit alongside paintings and watercolors by Bruno Monard. The main marble bathroom has a large round bathtub and separate walk-in shower, while a guest powder room sits elsewhere in the suite. A telescope stands near the opening windows.
Full-height windows line the bedroom's sitting area and the separate living room. Cream sofas and red cushions sit beside low tables on hardwood floors. A...
Can connect with a Junior Suite and Prestige Room to form a three-bedroom suite.
Hardwood floors run through the separate bedroom and living room, with rich fabrics and classical art throughout. A cream sofa and dark wood chairs surround a marble table above a red rug. Tall glass doors line the seating space, which leads into a dining area with a bar.
The suite also has a working area. White marble and gold details finish the main bathroom, where two basins sit apart from a separate walk-in shower.
Hardwood floors run through the separate bedroom and living room, with rich fabrics and classical art throughout. A cream sofa and dark wood chairs surround...
The building began as apartments around 1887, before hotelier Francesco Nistelweck opened Hotel Eden in 1889. That residential origin still makes sense of its tall windows and generously proportioned interiors. Bruno Moinard and Claire Bétaille's work is part of the hotel's design, alongside that of Patrick Jouin and Sanjit Manku. Classic materials sit within a contemporary arrangement of rooms and public spaces, rather than a reconstruction of one historic period. The rooftop also has a place in Roman cinema culture: director Federico Fellini was a frequent admirer of the setting.
The inventory comprises 68 rooms and 30 suites. Classic Rooms measure 28 to 35 square meters and accommodate two guests, with marble bathrooms whose layouts vary between a walk-in shower and a bath-shower combination. Prestige Rooms have more space, while named View and Balcony categories distinguish the outlook and outdoor space. A Junior Suite with View adds a sitting area; a Classic Suite has a separate living room.
For families, the Ludovisi Suite has two bedrooms, king and twin beds, en-suite bathrooms and space for up to five guests. Its living room and working area allow different routines within the same accommodation. Selected categories connect, subject to availability, and extra beds can be accommodated from Junior Suite level upward within the category's occupancy limit. Babysitting can be arranged through the hotel. In-room dining, laundry and dry-cleaning are available for the practical side of a longer stay.
The Aurora Terrace Suite pairs 86 square meters inside with a 120-square-meter terrace facing the park. Outdoor lounge furniture and a dining area extend the living space, with terrace access from both the bedroom and sitting room. Inside are a walk-in closet, a marble bathroom with a freestanding tub and separate shower, and a powder room. The hotel associates the suite with Ingrid Bergman, who once lived here. It can connect to a Classic Room to create a two-bedroom arrangement.
On the sixth floor, the 202-square-meter Bellavista Penthouse Suite has floor-to-ceiling windows and a private elevator with its own security lobby. A study, living room, bar and dining area for eight support entertaining inside the suite. The bedroom has a king bed, while the bathroom contains a large circular tub and separate shower; a powder room is additional. Its listed occupancy is up to three guests.
Dining is central to the identity of Hotel Eden Rome. La Terrazza is the hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant on the top floor, led by executive chef Salvatore Bianco. His cooking draws on local ingredients and Mediterranean traditions, interpreted through contemporary techniques and wider influences. Menus change with the season, making the kitchen's approach more useful to know than a particular dish. This is the formal dinner setting, with a smart dress code and an age policy welcoming children over six. The city view begins as the dining room opens out beyond its entrance.
Il Giardino Ristorante has a more informal rhythm, serving breakfast and all-day meals with garden and city views. Italian pasta, seasonal antipasti and main courses form the core of its cooking. Children are welcome, and a dedicated children's menu makes it the straightforward family dining choice within the hotel. The outlook reaches toward St. Peter's and Villa Borghese, bringing a broad view of Rome to an ordinary lunch as well as a longer dinner. Its dress code is smart casual.
Il Giardino Bar shares the rooftop's sociable character, with cocktails, wine and cicchetti, the small savory plates served with aperitivo. Its garden effect comes partly from a wall of handmade metal leaves, a decorative detail that brings greenery's forms indoors. This is a bar with its own atmosphere, not simply the restaurant's waiting area. The setting encourages an early-evening drink with the skyline in view.
La Libreria brings a softer pace near the lobby. Books, art and seating arranged for conversation make it a natural place for coffee or a meeting during the day. A drinks trolley carries Champagne and Italian wines, while mirrored doors conceal the bar's collection of spirits and wines. Pastries accompany morning coffee, and cocktails take over later. The lounge is raised above the lobby; unlike the hotel's other public areas, it is not wheelchair accessible.
The Eden Spa is organized around private treatment suites, each with its own changing room and bathroom. Three treatment suites and a relaxation lounge keep the focus on booked appointments. Valmont facials and body treatments sit alongside rituals using HöbePergh's Alpine-herb products. Hairdressing and makeup can be arranged in your room. The separate fitness room is open around the clock and has cardiovascular equipment and weights. Hotel Eden has no swimming pool.
Two event rooms provide settings for meetings and private meals. Sala Borghese has red walls, paintings and a patterned floor, with integrated presentation and sound equipment. Sala Ludovisi brings high ceilings and natural daylight to a meeting, with wireless presentation technology. The events team can arrange private dining and menus for the occasion. These dedicated rooms keep private gatherings separate from the hotel's public dining spaces.
The address is Via Ludovisi 49, above the Spanish Steps and near the gardens of Villa Borghese. The Trevi Fountain and shopping around Piazza di Spagna are also within reach on foot, although this elevated neighborhood involves slopes. Private transfers can be arranged from Fiumicino and Ciampino airports. The hotel estimates about 45 to 50 minutes from Fiumicino, depending on traffic. Paid valet parking is available. Concierge-arranged private tours and car services provide alternatives to covering the city entirely on foot.
Four accessible rooms are available, with bathroom features that include roll-in showers, seating and grab handles. The hotel can provide a wheelchair on request, and front-door drop-off allows accessible entry. Specific room and bathroom requirements can be discussed with the reservations team.
Rooftop views take in St. Peter’s Basilica, the Spanish Steps, and Rome’s skyline, keeping the city present throughout the stay.
Tall windows, high ceilings, Italian furnishings, and marble bathrooms give accommodations a distinctly Roman sense of place.
Three private spa suites and a separate fitness room offer quiet, on-site options for recovery or exercise between days exploring Rome.
Via Ludovisi 49, 00187 Roma RM, Italy
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Yes. Hotel Eden Rome is a strong choice for travelers who want classic Roman luxury with rooftop views. It suits guests who want refined rooms, fine dining, spa time, Villa Borghese, Via Veneto, and central Rome nearby.
Hotel Eden Rome is on Via Ludovisi, above the historic center of Rome. The location is close to Villa Borghese, Via Veneto, Piazza Barberini, Trevi Fountain, Piazza di Spagna, and elegant shopping streets.
The hotel has welcomed travelers since 1889 and remains one of Rome's classic luxury addresses. Its appeal comes from polished service, calm interiors, rooftop dining, city views, and a quiet position near major sights.
Hotel Eden Rome has 98 rooms and suites. The collection is listed as 68 rooms and 30 suites, giving the hotel an intimate feeling for a grand Rome stay.
Rooms and suites feel elegant, bright, and residential, with fine fabrics, marble bathrooms, and a soft Roman palette. Some categories add city views, larger living areas, or special suite layouts for longer and more private stays.
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