What other dining options does Rome Cavalieri offer?

Beyond La Pergola, the hotel offers Uliveto Restaurant, Tiepolo Lounge, poolside dining, terrace drinks, and room service. This range makes the hotel easy for families, couples, and long-stay guests who want different dining moods across several days.

Does Rome Cavalieri have a spa?

Yes. Cavalieri Grand Spa Club offers wellness facilities, high-end face and body care, a Turkish bath, steam areas, and fitness options. It is one of the hotel's main advantages for travelers who want a real wellness day between Rome visits.

Does Rome Cavalieri have pools?

Yes. Rome Cavalieri is known for indoor and outdoor pool facilities, including family-friendly options and space to relax in warm weather. The pool areas are a major reason to choose this hotel over smaller central Rome properties.

Is Rome Cavalieri good for families?

Yes. Families benefit from large grounds, pools, a children's pool, seasonal kids activities, spacious rooms, and easy car transfers. The hotel works best for families who want Rome sightseeing balanced with downtime, rather than a tightly packed city stay.

Is Rome Cavalieri good for couples?

Yes. Couples often choose the hotel for balcony views, spa time, La Pergola, sunset drinks, gardens, and a calmer base. It is especially appealing for anniversaries, honeymoons, and Rome trips where comfort matters as much as location.

Is Rome Cavalieri close to the Vatican?

Yes. The hotel is close to Vatican City by car, while still sitting away from the busiest tourist streets. This makes it useful for guests planning Vatican Museums visits, St. Peter's Basilica, or private guided tours.

Is Rome Cavalieri within walking distance of central Rome?

Not for most travelers. Rome Cavalieri is a hilltop resort-style hotel, so taxis or hotel-arranged transfers are usually easier. Choose it for space, views, service, and facilities, not for stepping straight onto the busiest historic streets.

Does Rome Cavalieri have tennis or fitness facilities?

Yes. The hotel offers red-clay tennis courts, a fitness center, fitness classes, and an 800-meter trail around the grounds. Active travelers can keep a strong routine while still enjoying Rome, dining, spa time, and sightseeing.

Is Rome Cavalieri good for events and weddings?

Yes. The hotel has major event spaces, outdoor settings, terraces, and Rome skyline views for weddings and corporate gatherings. Its parkland, dining reputation, and large resort layout make it useful for groups that need more than a small city venue.

Who should book Rome Cavalieri?

Book Rome Cavalieri if you want Rome views, resort space, celebrated dining, spa facilities, pools, tennis, and a quieter luxury base. It is best for families, couples, wellness travelers, food lovers, event guests, and visitors who prefer space over a central doorstep.

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Families who want downtime between Rome outings can use the dedicated children's pool, while connecting rooms make staying together easier.

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The art collection makes time inside the hotel worthwhile: the Tiepolo canvas in the public lounge rewards a slower look between outings.

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For a special stay, consider the Planetarium Suite: its private roof garden and hot tub open views toward St. Peter's Basilica.

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Rome Cavalieri, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel occupies a wooded slope of Monte Mario, with the dome of St. Peter's across the city. Its 15 acres of Mediterranean park put pines, palms and pools before the rooftops. The setting feels unusually expansive for Rome, and the hilltop changes how a day in the city begins and ends.

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Deluxe Park View Room

538 sqft

From 377 USD

Warm decor, a sofa and distinct work and seating areas furnish this Deluxe category. The desk has an adjustable lamp, and magazines and mineral water...

Deluxe Room

538 sqft

From 399 USD

A sofa anchors the separate seating area, while the work area has a desk with an adjustable lamp. Warm decor, magazines and mineral water are...

Premium Rome View Room

538 sqft

From 583 USD

The fifth- and sixth-floor setting distinguishes this Premium room category. Inside, separate work and seating areas include a desk with an adjustable lamp. Magazines and...

Imperial Club Room

538 sqft

From 609 USD

Imperial Club access is the main distinction here, with breakfast and refreshments included. Entry to the Cavalieri Grand Spa Club also comes with this room...

Family Room

947 sqft

From 731 USD

Two separate rooms share an entrance and a private connecting foyer. Each has a seating area and its own Carrara marble bathroom, giving this family...

Imperial Rome View Club Room

538 sqft

From 845 USD

Breakfast and refreshments at the Imperial Club are included with this Imperial category. Cavalieri Grand Spa Club access is included too. The room has a...

Park View Suite

915 sqft

From 1’015 USD

Four pillars mark the entrance. The interiors combine a faux-marble fireplace with bespoke antiques and original art. Patterned wallpaper, LED spotlights and coloured wall lighting...

Superior Park View Suite

936 sqft

From 1’193 USD

Furnishings include a rare French desk, original artworks and blond wood. The bedroom is separate from the living room, which has a plush sofa and...

Alcove Suite

818 sqft

From 1’449 USD

The suite is furnished with artwork and antique furniture. Soft bed linens, a pillow menu and a large wardrobe add to the furnishings. A desk,...

Vista Rome View Suite

915 sqft

From 1’452 USD

Four Roman pillars mark the suite entrance. Bespoke antiques and original art fill the interior. The interior has a faux-marble fireplace and patterned wallpaper. There...

Corner Park Suite

936 sqft

From 1’731 USD

This corner category has one bedroom and a separate living room. The furnishings include a French antique desk, original artworks, blond wood, a sofa and...

Premium Rome View Suite

936 sqft

From 1’758 USD

The furnishings include a rare French desk, original art and blond wood. A separate living room has a sofa and an armchair, distinct from the...

Corner Rome View Suite

936 sqft

From 2’233 USD

One bedroom and a separate living room define this corner suite. Furnishings range from a rare French antique desk and original art to blond wood,...

Napoleon Suite

1,442 sqft

From 5’012 USD

Empire-style furniture and original nineteenth-century artworks furnish the interior. The furnishings include a writing desk and a plush sofa. The sleeping area has a floating...

Planetarium Suite

1,432 sqft

From 7’022 USD

Fibre-optic stars cover the bedroom ceiling. The sitting room has a sliding glass roof. Contemporary and antique artworks include a Robert Indiana series. Bar, dining...

Petronius Suite

2,648 sqft

From 8’807 USD

Rare French eighteenth-century furniture and artworks feature in the suite. They furnish the sitting room, dining room and office. The Italian kitchen has Valcucine Artematica...

Penthouse Suite

2,153 sqft

From 9’790 USD

The interiors include a sliding glass ceiling and a collection of antique and modern art. Andy Warhol Dollar Sign works and Karl Lagerfeld sofas furnish...

Private balconies look toward Rome, the park or the pools. The room categories distinguish a Deluxe Room with Private Park View from a Premium Room with Rome View, so the direction deserves attention when booking. The skyline gives a city-facing room its character; the park side looks into the planted grounds and the life around the pools.

The signature suites have identities beyond their size. In the Penthouse Suite, a sliding glass ceiling opens onto a private rooftop garden, with St. Peter's Dome visible from the hot tub. Works by Andy Warhol and furniture designed by Karl Lagerfeld furnish the interior. The Napoleon Suite has an Empire writing desk once owned by Napoleon and three balconies over Rome. These details matter if the suite itself is meant to be part of the occasion.

Monte Mario places the hotel above the compact streets of central Rome. From the upper floors, the historic city becomes a panorama, with St. Peter's Dome a distinct landmark across the rooftops. The Spanish Steps and Pantheon belong to days planned beyond the hill, not to a walk straight out of the lobby.

The address is Via Alberto Cadlolo 101. Plan transport into the centre around timed museum visits or dinner reservations, especially when several stops share one day. Returning uphill takes time, but it brings you back to the park and a different view of the city. Guests who want to set off on foot for every meal should weigh that distance carefully.

La Pergola sits at the top of the hotel. Rome fills the windows, while works of art give the dining room an interior focus of its own. The cooking draws on Italian and Mediterranean traditions, supported by a substantial wine cellar. For guests building a trip around a dinner here, the restaurant is more than a convenient place to eat after sightseeing.

Uliveto is beside the outdoor pool, with Mediterranean cooking and regional Italian specialties. Breakfast is served here as well.

At the Tiepolo Lounge & Terrace, espresso and pastries give way to aperitivo and cocktails. Large Tiepolo canvases hang inside; the terrace faces the pines and pools.

The shaded 800-metre trail passes flowers and exercise stations, with views of Rome opening between the trees. It is a less formal way to use the grounds than the fitness centre or the two red-clay tennis courts.

Inside the Cavalieri Grand Spa Club, the amethyst Turkish bath sits among marble platforms and Roman mosaics. Hot and cold plunge pools have hydro-massage elements, and the relaxation lounge is conceived as a Roman rotunda. The indoor pool gives swimming a setting apart from the park. Treatment rooms offer massages drawing on Shiatsu and Ayurvedic traditions, with music and herbal teas.

The outdoor pools are seasonal and depend on weather and capacity. The indoor pool belongs to separately charged spa access. If swimming matters to your stay, check the access terms for your dates.

Ask the concierge about a tour of the collection with the resident art historian. The Tiepolo canvases, Brussels tapestry and smaller works can be understood in the context of the hotel, rather than passed on the way to dinner. A guided look is a particularly good use of time for guests drawn to the art.

Imperial Rooms and Suites are associated with access to the Imperial Club on the seventh floor. It is laid out as a drawing room with several seating areas and four balconies. The distinction is specific to those room categories, so consider it alongside the view and sleeping layout rather than assuming it belongs to every room.

More than a thousand works make up Rome Cavalieri's private collection. Paintings, sculpture, glass and decorative pieces occupy public rooms as well as suites; Gallé glass and costumes worn by Rudolf Nureyev show its range. Art can appear on the route to dinner or beside the lifts, part of the hotel's daily surroundings rather than a single room set aside for display.

Three canvases by Giambattista Tiepolo, dated to around 1725, anchor the lounge. The nearly eight-metre Triumph of Mars tapestry was woven in eighteenth-century Brussels. By the lifts stands Thorvaldsen's bronze Shepherd Boy with Dog, a quieter encounter after those large works. Together they give the richly furnished interiors a character specific to this hotel, not simply a grand scale.

The room list includes connecting rooms, twin-bed options and a Premier Imperial Family Room listed for four guests. Those arrangements answer different needs: connecting rooms can separate bedtimes, while a single family room keeps everyone together. Compare the exact bed configuration and outlook before choosing, particularly if children need a separate place to sleep.

Room service gives a longer stay another dining option. A meal in the room can suit an evening when children are tired, or when people in the party return from Rome at different times. Over several nights, that flexibility matters alongside the restaurants: not every dinner needs a reservation after a full day in the city.

Hotel Eden, on Via Ludovisi, is close to the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain; the hotel states that it has no pool. Rome Cavalieri has a Monte Mario park, tennis and seasonal outdoor pools, while its indoor pool is within the separately charged spa. Eden serves a walking-led visit more directly. Cavalieri gives guests a much larger setting in which to spend time between city outings.

The room-view decision says much about who will enjoy Rome Cavalieri. Guests who expect to spend unhurried mornings on their balcony and return to the hill between city plans are likely to use the hotel's scale. For a short first visit built around a tight schedule of monuments and museums, the journeys may take more from the day than the setting gives back.

Why we love this hotel

Fifteen acres of Mediterranean parkland on Monte Mario give the hotel breathing room and elevated views across Rome and St. Peter's Dome.

Two clay tennis courts and a garden fitness trail offer room to move without giving up the rhythm of a Rome stay.

The Cavalieri Grand Spa Club's amethyst Turkish bath and Roman-style relaxation lounge give guests a distinctly considered place to unwind.

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What to Know About Rome Cavalieri, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel

The Hotel is carrying out a phased restyling of rooms and suites while remaining open. Construction noise should be expected during the week.

Is Rome Cavalieri a good luxury hotel in Rome?

Yes. Rome Cavalieri is a strong choice for travelers who want resort-style space, panoramic views, fine dining, pools, spa facilities, and access to Rome. The hotel has 370 rooms and suites on Monte Mario, within a 15-acre Mediterranean park overlooking Rome and St. Peter's Dome.

Where is Rome Cavalieri located?

Rome Cavalieri is at Via Alberto Cadlolo 101 on Monte Mario, above central Rome and close to Vatican City by car. The setting is quieter than the historic center, so it suits guests who want views, gardens, and more space after sightseeing.

How many rooms and suites does Rome Cavalieri have?

Rome Cavalieri has 370 guest rooms and suites, often described as 345 rooms and 25 suites. Many accommodations have private balconies or terraces, with views of the park, pools, Rome skyline, or St. Peter's Dome.

What room type should I book at Rome Cavalieri?

Book a room with a Rome view if the skyline matters, or choose a suite for more space, terraces, artwork, and a grander stay. Guests who value lounge access should review Imperial Club options, since these can add a quieter layer of service during the trip.

Is La Pergola at Rome Cavalieri worth booking?

Yes. La Pergola is one of Italy's most celebrated fine dining restaurants and is led by chef Heinz Beck. It is best for special occasions, culinary trips, and guests who want a destination dinner without leaving the hotel.