Cavalieri — A Waldorf Astoria Resort, Rome
More photosExpert reviews
“Arriving at the Cavalieri feels a bit like stepping into Rome’s bygone era, a time of endless manicured gardens, cheery butlers, and azure swimming pools where cocktails can be taken at any time of the day, darling.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s Gold List in 2020.
What guests liked
- Swimming pool
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
- Spacious rooms
All you need to know
Giving the spectacular panorama of the whole city that has inspired people to visit it for centuries is located Rome’s most prestigious hotel: The Rome Cavalieri Hotel. Surrounded by huge gardens of the Mediterranean, visitors can view the whole city of Rome and the Vatican from Montemario which is located on a hilltop.
The hotel is 3.5 km away from the Vatican and is at a 25-minutes drive from the Colliseum. It also gives a free hourly ride to the guests to/from Via Veneto.
The place has huge and sumptuous rooms with balconies. The luxurious rooms offer free Wi-Fi, an LCD television with channels of pay-per-view, a marble washroom, and a gallery that either gives the view of gardens or Rome’s historical center. Some even offer access to the Imperial Club Lounge situated on the seventh floor. A huge space is allotted for parking so that guests can park their vehicles easily. Also, a wellness center with an area of 2500 meter square is present.
In total, two restaurants and four bars are available at the Rome Cavalieri. The Michelin La Pergola, which is a rooftop three-star restaurant, serves gourmet food. L’Uliveto has a porch at the side of the pool where the guests can devour great Italian and global cuisines.
Location
Other Rome hotels
Boutique Hotel Campo de’ Fiori, Rome
CNN + 1 more“The best thing about this hotel is its private rooftop terrace, with a 360-degree city view so good that people sit up there even on cold winter evenings. This homey, four-star pad has comfortable baroque-style rooms with expensive drapes, wooden beams and sparkling chandeliers.”
G-Rough Hotel, Rome
New York Times + 1 more“Like a Fellini film, the G-Rough deftly balances the refined and the rugged, creating a sophisticated hotel with both a sense of place and a sense of style.”
B&B Arco Di Lauro, Rome
Lonely Planet“Perfectly placed on a peaceful cobbled lane in the ‘quiet side’ of Trastevere, this ground-floor guesthouse sports six gleaming white rooms with parquet floors, a modern low-key look and well-equipped bathrooms.”
D.O.M. Hotel, Rome
New York Times + 1 more“In a 17th-century palazzo in the historic center, D. O. M is a luxurious hotel with 24 rooms and suites that opened in late 2013. The richly textured décor is an appealing mix of old and new — think artworks ranging from Renaissance-era marble inscriptions to Andy Warhol silk-screens — and the clubby rooftop terrace is a new hot spot for aperitivi in warmer months.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Rome.