Pros

  • 2016-refurbished hotel, between the Trevi Fountain and famous Spanish Steps
  • Near San Pietro Basilica, shopping avenues, and the metro
  • Nearby bus stop for transport to Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Vatican
  • Sleek rooms have flat-screen TVs, safes, kettles, and Nespresso machines
  • Swanky marble bathrooms with Etro cosmetics, hairdryers, and bidets
  • Free welcome minibar with water and soda
  • Free breakfast buffet includes quality cooked and continental options
  • Intimate cocktail bar with happy hour and free appetizers
  • Gym access at sister hotel (free for guests)
  • 24-hour front desk, plus room service
  • Free Wi-Fi throughout
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Cons

  • Some rooms have uninspiring views
  • No full restaurant or gym on-site
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Bottom Line

The clue is in the name at the four-pearl Rome Style Hotel, where 2016-refurbished interiors are as on-trend as the property's central location. Modish layouts honor the hotel's setting close to shopping avenues, although the nearby Spanish Steps and Villa Borghese also make it a great pick for sightseeing. The 33 rooms are minimalist chic, outfitted with smart TVs, free welcome minibars, Nespresso machines, and knock-out marble bathrooms. A cocktail bar serves free appetizers in the evenings, and free buffet breakfasts, though there's no full restaurant. Despite the sleek, moody interiors, families join leisure couples and fashionistas here, but the upscale setting comes at a price. The Relais Trevi 95 Hotel is a touch cheaper, and offers a rooftop terrace.

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Amenities

  • Cribs
  • Internet

Oyster Hotel Review

Rome Style Hotel

Scene

Design hotel in the heart of Rome, popular with well-heeled couples

Italy's notorious chicness is alive and well at the Rome Style Hotel, where minimalist, sleek elegance pervades throughout. Back-lit black marble, slate-gray concretes, and contemporary chandeliers welcome guests behind the property's 1900-built facade. Initial monochromes give way to lighter blues and taupes in the bar/breakfast room with parquet wood floors and chairs in shiny brown fabric. Free appetizers during evening Happy Hour gives guests a chance to mingle, and a skylight indoor patio offers additional seating. Spending their days sightseeing or hitting the nearby shops, guests generally don't mind the few on-site features. 

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Location

Five-minute walk from Trevi Fountain, plus near piazzas, shops, and restaurants

The hotel sits in the heart of Rome, and attractions surround it in every direction. Via Condotti's designer boutiques and more affordable shops on Via del Corso are both a six-minute walk away, while the famous Trevi Fountain and Piazza di Spagna's Spanish Steps are one minute closer. Baroque masterpiece Fontana della Barcaccia is five minutes away on foot, as is the late-Renaissance Trinita dei Monti. Villa Borghese's still waters and manicured gardens are a 15-minute walk. It's around twice that for the Colosseum and Roman Forum, with the Vatican is a little farther. Busses from the nearby Trevi Fountain shorten journeys to major sights. Barberini metro station is a four-minute walk, and main Roma Termini train station is a 15-minute metro ride. Churches, pizzerias, and gelaterias dot surrounding streets. Leonardo da Vinci International and Ciampino Airports are both a 50-minute drive, or just over one hour by public transport.

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Rooms

Sleek, mood-lit rooms with smart TVs and gorgeous marble bathrooms

Stylish rooms are outfitted in a primarily neutral-tone palette of dark-wood flooring and furniture, white and gray walls, brown and black geometric-patterned bedding, and romantic black-and-white photographs. Some rooms have golden yellow bedding for a pop of color. The sleek look continues with back-lit headboards, metal accents, and wall-mounted flat-screen TVs. All rooms have Nespresso machines, kettles, and a wide variety of teas, plus Smart TVs, laptop-sized safes in large closets, and free welcome minibars. Free Samsung phones are provided for free Wi-Fi and international calls to select countries.

Classic Rooms are a compact 215 square feet (20 square meters), though that's typical for Rome. Larger Deluxes clock in at 280 square feet (26 square meters), and the roomiest Open Suites are 344 square feet (32 square meters). Swish honey-toned marble bathrooms honey have either rainfall showers or shower/tub combos, plus bidets, Etro cosmetics on back-lit vanity sinks, hairdryers, and terry towels. Rooms can be fitted with cribs, and all have AC. Street-view rooms are more animated than back-facing ones, where wall views are drab, but these are less noisy. 

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Features

Free buffet breakfast, a cocktail bar, and off-site fitness access

Warm bronzes complement navy blues in the bar-come-breakfast room, where swirl-print stools contrast geometric patterns on the tables and banquettes. The free breakfast buffet offers scrambled and boiled eggs, plus a continental spread of pastries, cereals, yogurt, and fruit. Tea, coffee, and juice come standard, and to-go breakfast bags are available. An adjacent glass-ceilinged patio has a few indoor plants around chairs in metallic leathers, but it's not a proper lounge. Free appetizers accompany wines, cocktails, and soft drinks each evening at the bar. However, there's no full restaurant. Guests can use sister property Rome Times Hotel's gym for free. The concierge can arrange city tours, babysitting, and airport transfers for a fee. The hotel has no parking facilities. Vehicles are generally unnecessary here, but a parking lot is a five-minute walk. Wi-Fi is free throughout.

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Oyster Hotel Review

Rome Style Hotel

Scene

Design hotel in the heart of Rome, popular with well-heeled couples

Italy's notorious chicness is alive and well at the Rome Style Hotel, where minimalist, sleek elegance pervades throughout. Back-lit black marble, slate-gray concretes, and contemporary chandeliers welcome guests behind the property's 1900-built facade. Initial monochromes give way to lighter blues and taupes in the bar/breakfast room with parquet wood floors and chairs in shiny brown fabric. Free appetizers during evening Happy Hour gives guests a chance to mingle, and a skylight indoor patio offers additional seating. Spending their days sightseeing or hitting the nearby shops, guests generally don't mind the few on-site features. 

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Location

Five-minute walk from Trevi Fountain, plus near piazzas, shops, and restaurants

The hotel sits in the heart of Rome, and attractions surround it in every direction. Via Condotti's designer boutiques and more affordable shops on Via del Corso are both a six-minute walk away, while the famous Trevi Fountain and Piazza di Spagna's Spanish Steps are one minute closer. Baroque masterpiece Fontana della Barcaccia is five minutes away on foot, as is the late-Renaissance Trinita dei Monti. Villa Borghese's still waters and manicured gardens are a 15-minute walk. It's around twice that for the Colosseum and Roman Forum, with the Vatican is a little farther. Busses from the nearby Trevi Fountain shorten journeys to major sights. Barberini metro station is a four-minute walk, and main Roma Termini train station is a 15-minute metro ride. Churches, pizzerias, and gelaterias dot surrounding streets. Leonardo da Vinci International and Ciampino Airports are both a 50-minute drive, or just over one hour by public transport.

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Rooms

Sleek, mood-lit rooms with smart TVs and gorgeous marble bathrooms

Stylish rooms are outfitted in a primarily neutral-tone palette of dark-wood flooring and furniture, white and gray walls, brown and black geometric-patterned bedding, and romantic black-and-white photographs. Some rooms have golden yellow bedding for a pop of color. The sleek look continues with back-lit headboards, metal accents, and wall-mounted flat-screen TVs. All rooms have Nespresso machines, kettles, and a wide variety of teas, plus Smart TVs, laptop-sized safes in large closets, and free welcome minibars. Free Samsung phones are provided for free Wi-Fi and international calls to select countries.

Classic Rooms are a compact 215 square feet (20 square meters), though that's typical for Rome. Larger Deluxes clock in at 280 square feet (26 square meters), and the roomiest Open Suites are 344 square feet (32 square meters). Swish honey-toned marble bathrooms honey have either rainfall showers or shower/tub combos, plus bidets, Etro cosmetics on back-lit vanity sinks, hairdryers, and terry towels. Rooms can be fitted with cribs, and all have AC. Street-view rooms are more animated than back-facing ones, where wall views are drab, but these are less noisy. 

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Features

Free buffet breakfast, a cocktail bar, and off-site fitness access

Warm bronzes complement navy blues in the bar-come-breakfast room, where swirl-print stools contrast geometric patterns on the tables and banquettes. The free breakfast buffet offers scrambled and boiled eggs, plus a continental spread of pastries, cereals, yogurt, and fruit. Tea, coffee, and juice come standard, and to-go breakfast bags are available. An adjacent glass-ceilinged patio has a few indoor plants around chairs in metallic leathers, but it's not a proper lounge. Free appetizers accompany wines, cocktails, and soft drinks each evening at the bar. However, there's no full restaurant. Guests can use sister property Rome Times Hotel's gym for free. The concierge can arrange city tours, babysitting, and airport transfers for a fee. The hotel has no parking facilities. Vehicles are generally unnecessary here, but a parking lot is a five-minute walk. Wi-Fi is free throughout.

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Amenities

  • Air Conditioner

  • Airport Transportation

  • Babysitting Services

  • Balcony / Terrace / Patio

  • Cabanas

  • Cable

  • Concierge

  • Cribs

  • Internet

  • Kids Allowed

  • Laundry

  • Mini Bar (with liquor)

  • Poolside Drink Service

  • Room Service

  • Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space

  • Swim-Up Bar

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