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The Standard Room surrounds guests with rich Roman charm and peaceful modern comfort. Stylish furnishings and colorful fabrics create a warm and lively interior atmosphere....
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The Standard Room surrounds guests with rich Roman charm and peaceful modern comfort. Stylish furnishings and colorful fabrics create a warm and lively interior atmosphere....
In the Deluxe Room, stylish details offer a serene Roman escape with modern comfort. The space features 24 sqm of well-designed interiors with sleek, modern...
Soft daylight fills the Superior Room through soundproof windows facing Via Cadore and gardens. Bold colors create warmth beside stylish Italian furnishings and detailed decorative...
The Premier Deluxe Room overlooks the garden from a quiet private balcony. Natural light enters through double windows, brightening the spacious interior beautifully. Old and...
Soft light surrounds the Premier Room beside wide windows overlooking the lively city. A private balcony opens gently above streets filled with movement and evening...
Warm daylight fills the Studio Room and highlights the graceful Italian character throughout. Large windows frame beautiful views and invite soft natural brightness across elegant...
The Spectacular Terrace Room, above the lobby, offers graceful comfort beside Rome. A spacious terrace holds comfortable furniture for quiet lounging and relaxed evening moments....
The Urban Suite at W Rome presents vibrant style with refined Roman character. This junior suite blends classic details with modern comfort and lively atmosphere....
Inside the W Suite, daring Italian design meets comfort, space, and rich historic character. Four suites present individual charm through bold details, graceful textures, and...
The spacious 2 Bedroom W Suite offers calm comfort across 73sqm of elegant interiors. Two king bedrooms provide restful stays for 6 guests, featuring soft...
The fifth-floor Supreme Rooftop Terrace Suite offers wide views across beautiful Rome rooftops. A large terrace creates a calm space for quiet mornings and peaceful...
The 3 Bedroom W Suite offers a calm, generous space with refined privacy. Three king bedrooms create peaceful sleeping spaces for families or small travel...
The spacious 4 Bedroom W Suite offers calm comfort for 8 guests. Three bedrooms feature one king bed with pillowtop mattresses and soft duvets. The...
The Penthouse Rooftop Terrace Suite offers elegant Italian style and modern comfort. Its impressive 241m2 layout creates generous space for rest, dining, and private relaxation....
W Rome sits inside a historic palazzo in the heart of the city, close to the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Piazza di Spagna, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, and Villa Borghese. The hotel takes a classic Roman shell and fills it with bold design, music, color, and a social rhythm that feels more like a city club than a formal palace hotel.
The setting is central and easy to use. Via Liguria puts guests near fashion streets, galleries, aperitivo routes, and many of Rome's most familiar landmarks. It is a strong address for travelers who want to walk, pause, eat well, and return to a hotel with its own evening scene.
Marriott describes W Rome as home to 148 rooms and suites. The best spaces balance expressive interiors with calmer private moments. Some rooms and suites add balconies or terraces, which matter in Rome because the city is often best read from above, between rooftops, domes, and warm stone facades.
The room design is vivid but still practical. Expect rich color, sharp details, modern lighting, and a mood that feels Roman without becoming nostalgic. The style is not quiet beige luxury. It is more graphic, more social, and more closely tied to the W Rome personality. Suites create more breathing room inside the palazzo. Marriott highlights private terraces in selected suites, giving guests space to slow down and look across the city. These rooms work well for longer stays, celebratory trips, or travelers who want Rome outside the window, not only outside the lobby. The hotel suits guests who want a contemporary take on Rome rather than a museum-like address. It keeps the grandeur of the building in view, but the experience is shaped around light, sound, food, cocktails, and movement.
Giano Restaurant is the main dining room and one of the hotel's anchors. Chef Ciccio Sultano brings a Sicilian point of view to the menu, with cooking that uses Italian memory, handmade pasta, fish, meat, vegetables, and shared plates. The room serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so it is part of the daily rhythm of the hotel. Breakfast at W Rome is tied to Giano and uses a hybrid format with buffet choices, one a la carte dish, sides, and pastries prepared in house. It gives the morning more character than a standard hotel breakfast room, especially for guests who plan a full day on foot. Zucchero x Fabrizio Fiorani adds the pastry side of the hotel. Fabrizio Fiorani's work brings cannoli, cassata, chocolate, ice cream, cakes, and playful desserts into the W Rome food story. It gives the property a sweet counterpoint to the louder bar and rooftop scenes. W Lounge is the any-hour social room. It moves from aperitivo to late-night cocktails, with music, DJ sets, and a curated drinks list. The space is designed for guests and locals, so it keeps the hotel connected to the city after the sightseeing day ends. Giardino Clandestino is the open-air courtyard and one of the hotel's most Roman spaces. It works for shared plates, aperitivo, conversation, and entertainment glimpsed through the garden setting. The courtyard gives W Rome a softer outdoor core below the rooftop. Citrico Rooftop - Pizza e Cocktail is the current rooftop dining address at the hotel. It pairs naturally leavened pizza, Mediterranean flavors, crudo, signature cocktails, and skyline views. The mood suits sunset drinks, dinner, and warm evenings above the city.
The sixth-floor Wet Deck is a compact urban escape with an outdoor plunge pool, lounge chairs, towels, and views over Rome. It is not a resort pool. It is a city rooftop pause, made for warm afternoons, light bites, drinks, and a different angle on the Eternal City. The rooftop is part of the reason W Rome feels livelier than many central hotels. Guests can move from the palazzo interiors to open air without leaving the building, then return downstairs for Giano, W Lounge, or the courtyard.
FIT is open 24 hours a day and covers cardio, strength, and stretch work. Marriott lists cardiovascular equipment, ellipticals, exercise bikes, free weights, rowing machines, stair climbers, strength equipment, treadmills, and weight machines. The hotel also connects fitness with the FUEL x Petra Studio idea. For travelers who keep a routine in Rome, the setup is more complete than a token gym. It supports quick training before breakfast, a reset after meetings, or a focused session before dinner.
W Rome works because it does not try to hide the tension between old and new. The palazzo gives the property weight, while the interiors bring color, reflective surfaces, contemporary art energy, and a strong social layer. It is Roman, but not conservative. The hotel is also shaped by happenings, music, design collaborations, and community programming. That gives the public spaces a reason to change through the week. It can feel calm in the morning, then more animated as aperitivo and late-night drinks take over. This is the right choice for travelers who want Rome with edge, not only Rome with antiques. The strongest moments are food, rooftop time, courtyard drinks, and the sense of stepping from historic streets into a hotel that is fully current.
The official address is 26/36 Via Liguria, Rome. From here, a walk can take in Piazza di Spagna, Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, and Villa Borghese. The hotel is also close to shopping streets and a good base for moving between the centro storico and wider Rome. For first-time visitors, W Rome keeps major sights close without placing the stay in a purely tourist corridor. For repeat visitors, the draw is the combination of palazzo setting, food, bars, rooftop, and modern design in a part of Rome that stays useful throughout the day.
W Rome suits couples, solo travelers, design-focused guests, and city-break visitors who want their hotel to be part of the trip rather than just a room key. It is especially strong for travelers who care about restaurants, cocktails, rooftop time, music, and an address that makes walking Rome feel natural. Choose W Rome for a contemporary hotel inside a historic Roman frame, with Giano, W Lounge, Giardino Clandestino, Citrico Rooftop, Wet Deck, and FIT all giving the stay its own pace. The result is polished, lively, and unmistakably urban.
The hotel is located on Via Liguria, next to the Spanish Steps. The perfect location to explore the Eternal City.
Book a room with a private balcony or terrace to enjoy the iconic views!
Have a cocktail on the hotel´s rooftop bar. It is the place to be and where locals celebrate their weekends.
26/36 Via Liguria, Italy
Yes. W Rome is worth it for travelers who want a bold luxury hotel near Via Veneto, Piazza di Spagna, and Trevi Fountain. The hotel has 148 rooms and suites, Giano Restaurant, W Lounge, Giardino Clandestino, Citrico Rooftop, WET Deck, and FIT gym.
W Rome is on Via Liguria, close to Via Veneto, Barberini, Piazza di Spagna, Villa Borghese, and Trevi Fountain. The location works well for first-time Rome stays, fashion shopping, central sightseeing, restaurants, and evening walks through the historic center.
W Rome stands out because it brings a playful W mood into historic Roman palazzi. The hotel mixes heritage architecture with contemporary design, music, rooftop energy, Sicilian dining, and social garden spaces.
W Rome has 148 rooms and suites, with several categories that include balconies, terraces, or more generous living space. The hotel feels intimate for a city luxury property, especially compared with larger hotels around central Rome.
The rooms at W Rome are modern, expressive, and carefully detailed, with a softer mood than the lively public spaces. They suit travelers who want a stylish base with Roman character, rather than a classic grand-hotel room.
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