When it debuted in 1889, Hotel Eden defined Roman elegance, a title it maintains to this day.
The Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star hotel is known for having the best address in the Eternal City — a corner in the Via Veneto neighborhood, the inspiration for the Fellini film La Dolce Vita. The area is known for its tranquility and stunning views of the city.
The Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star hotel is known for having the best address in the Eternal City — a corner in the Via Veneto neighborhood, the inspiration for the Fellini film La Dolce Vita. The area is known for its tranquility and stunning views of the city.
Hotel Eden proudly reigns as the undeniable harbinger of style and hospitality. The hotel updated its look to classic yet contemporary art deco, with high-ceiling rooms, custom furniture and wide spaces.
Our Inspector's Highlights
- Public areas are comfortable, livable and have a logical flow, while rooms are both more spacious and personal.
- The hotel’s attentive staff and guest experience team create bespoke experiences. Plus, one of Rome’s top concierges, in-the-know Alessandro Arciola, will help make your stay a memorable one.
- Hotel Eden’s ground-level lounge La Libreria, a gorgeous jewel of a sitting room with a box ceiling and color-marbled walls, is the perfect setting for a quiet moment. Take a long look at the bookshelves, especially the left side for a secret bar hidden behind the mirrored doors.
- Hotel Eden offers a breath of fresh air, whether it’s from its terrace or its close proximity to Villa Borghese, Rome’s largest park, just a four-minute walk away.
- All three of the Eden Spa’s exclusive treatment rooms — one for couples — feature private steam baths for guests to enjoy customized body treatments, rituals and massages using Valmont and holistic Italian brand MEI brand products.
The Rooms
- Hotel Eden’s rooms boast high ceilings, large picture-frame windows, custom furniture and lamps and rich white linens. The contemporary art deco décor comes in a relaxing palette of ecrus and ochres.
- You’ll want to stay inside all day (or at least for an hour) playing around with the in-room, iPad whose capabilities include temperature and lighting controls.
- Cinema buffs will love the Bang & Olufsen televisions and sound systems, but we were equally impressed with the collection of Rome-centric books, including Shawn Levy’s Dolce Vita Confidential. It’s great pleasure reading for the luxury hotel.
- Bathrooms are beautiful examples of simplified luxe — floor-to-ceiling white marble, walk-in rain showers and separate bath, and tasteful gilded fixtures.
- Our favorite details are the in-room amenities, including the Bottega Veneta beauty kits, GHD hairdryer (suites have Dyson dryers), customized his-and-hers beauty bags, a Hotel Eden LP and gorgeous vintage wallpaper-paneled closets.
The Restaurants
- Hotel Eden boasts two of the city’s most enviable rooftop bars and restaurants — La Terrazza and Il Giardino Ristorante.
- The relaxed and informal Il Giardino Ristorante offers modern Italian cuisine, mesmerizing vistas and a wonderful terrace.
- La Terrazza’s elevated Mediterranean cuisine and location — the hotel’s top floor — have made it one of Rome’s most coveted dinner reservations.
- A curvaceous and contemporary cocktail bar, Il Giardino Bar provides one of Rome’s buzziest aperitif scenes, with unique cicchetti (finger foods) and creative cocktails. Try the La Grande Bellezza, a pink vermouth libation that goes down easily as you watch the sun set behind St. Peter’s Basilica.
Amenities
24-hour room service 
Babysitting services
Bar
Gym
House car
Meeting rooms
Pet friendly
Restaurants
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