Suite Privileges Terms

• One-way Airport Transfer:
  • Deluxe Suite
  • Grand Suite with Terrace
• Roundtrip Airport Transfer:
  • Panoramic Suite with terrace,
  • Canova Suite
  • Roma Suite
  • Suite de la Ville

Transfer available to and/or from Rome FCO Rome airport.

Information and pricing is subject to change without notice, including changes in the currency exchange rate. All prices are per night, per room, double occupancy, unless otherwise noted. Prices may vary by day of travel, season, duration and are subject to availability at time of booking. Valid on new reservations, not combinable with other offers unless otherwise noted and not applicable to groups. Resort fees, gratuities and taxes are not included unless specified.

Celebrating the 70th Anniversary of Roman Holiday

On occasion of seventy years of 'Roman Holiday', Hotel de la Ville proposes an exclusive tour of the Eternal City on two wheels.

Hotel de la Ville, a Rocco Forte Hotel celebrates the 70th anniversary of “Roman Holiday” with an exclusive experience on two wheels that will take guests on a tour of the iconic locations of Rome featured in the legendary movie.

Released in 1953 and directed by William Wyler, the film helped to establish the Eternal City in the collective imagination as the embodiment of the Dolce Vita lifestyle.

Created exclusively for hotel guests, this exhilarating scooter ride will trace the steps of the film’s two leading characters, played by Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck, taking in all the Roman locations made iconic by the multi-award winning picture.

See the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain, Mouth of Truth and the Victor Emmanuel II National Monument, and on to Piazza di Spagna where Audrey Hepburn in the role of Princess Anna buys a gelato to eat on the Spanish Steps. Next comes the Roman Forum and the Colosseum, and lastly, Via della Stamperia where, in order to avoid being recognized, the princess decided to have a haircut. The actress was so utterly captivated by her “Roman Holiday” experience that she went on to spend twenty years of her life in the capital.

This exciting scooter itinerary is the Hotel de la Ville’s tribute to the strong ties between Rome and the film industry. It offers guests an opportunity to make an unforgettable discovery of the city’s most enchanting corners, and all on two wheels, echoing Hepburn’s own scooter ride around Rome in the most celebrated of 1950s American romantic comedies

Dream Portraits: a work of art inspired by your sleep

The novel "Dream Portraits" project by Rocco Forte Hotels invites guests to turn their dreams into reality with the help of Roman artist Matteo Nasini.

From intangible to material, "Dream Portraits" is a project by Rocco Forte Hotels, allowing guests of Hotel de la Ville’s suites and the Rocco Forte House private residences in Rome to have their dreams visually and audibly brought to life. In partnership with renowned Roman artist Matteo Nasini, the experience includes a dream recording, the creation of a sculptural work of art or an audio track delivered to guest's homes following their stay. The ultimate personal keepsake from a very special sojourn , the sculpture will become a memory in physical form, capturing each guest’s state of mind during their time in Rome.

Matteo Nasini aims to make the dreamlike state tangible by translating the chemical activity of the brain into shapes and sounds. During their stay, guests are invited to wear a comfortable headset equipped with EEG sensors that subtly record brain activity. Whilst they sleep, a real time conversion software transforms the data into audio signals resulting in the creation of sound waves to be turned into a sculpture.

The process involves 3D printing technology, creating unique fine porcelain sculptures that each tell a story of depth and individuality, never before captured. A rare opportunity to interact with a dream of their own design, the resulting work of art is intricate and deeply personal to each guest. Matteo Nasini has long been fascinated by the possible ephemeral and material forms that dreams can produce. The instinctive human desire to consciously witness our dreams led him to explore the sounds generated by different sleeping phases, turning them into a physical representation of once inaccessible emotions, thoughts and feelings.

The project is a first-of-its-kind experience that combines contemporary art, craftsmanship, and the luxury of staying in a Rocco Forte Hotels suite. To access the experience, guests can choose from 15 elegant suites with stunning views of the Eternal City at Hotel de la Ville or one of five luxury private apartments at Rocco Forte House within an 18th-century palazzo.

Hotel de la Ville and Ginori 1735 unveil the first Café Ginori in Rome

Ginori 1735 and Hotel de la Ville announce the first Café Ginori with a menu designed by Fulvio Pierangelini.

Café Ginori seamlessly blends the art of pottery, hospitality, and cuisine, offering an exceptional experience to be discovered at Hotel de la Ville.

Bold yet refined, playful yet sophisticated: Café Ginori features an expertly curated boutique alongside the culinary creations of Chef and Creative Director of Food for Rocco Forte Hotels, Fulvio Pierangelini to offer a timeless space where guests experience a dynamic and unexpected journey in the Eternal City. Crafted by Chef Pierangelini, the gastronomic experience perfectly complements the porcelain collections that reflect the essence and style of Ginori 1735: Oriente Italiano (Italian Orient), Il Viaggio di Nettuno (Journey of Neptune), and Labirinto (Labyrinth).

Café Ginori at Hotel de la Ville welcomes guests daily, from 10:30AM to 10:30PM, and offers a diverse culinary experience with three distinct menus: an all-day menu available until 7:00 PM, and a lunch and dinner menu, both enriched by daily specials that enhance the seasonality of local ingredients. Specialties of Chef Pierangelini’s dishes include scampi with caramelized Sciacca mango, artichokes, and Asetra caviar; cacio e pepe with lobster; and caesar salad with crispy chicken and seasonal truffles.

Reflecting the atmosphere of Ginori 1735’s flagship boutiques, the fabrics and furnishings - from Maison’s “Domus” home decor collection create an elegant backdrop for Café Ginori at Hotel de la Ville. The pottery’s iconic patterns are paired in stylish and refined combinations and the brand’s icons become part of the Roman Café Ginori décor: from the “Oriente Italiano” wallpaper to the embroidered fabrics used on cushions, upholstery, and chairs.

Upon entering Café Ginori at Hotel de la Ville, guests are first greeted by the branded boutique, where they can explore the pottery’s refined creations. Each unique collectible piece offers the opportunity to take home the unparalleled craftsmanship of Ginori 1735 Art of Plating along with the captivating experience of the new landmark outlet.

Experience a dazzling revival of disco nights at Cielo

Experience a dazzling revival of disco nights with Cielo Bar’s summer cocktail menu. Inspired by the electric energy and glamour of Studio 54, the New York City nightclub that defined an era, each creation by Simone di Serio and his team is a vibrant and playful tribute to the golden age of nightlife.

On Rome’s most iconic rooftop terrace, revel in the complex and exciting flavors of Friday Night Fever, the rich, rounded sweetness of Sunset Boogie, or the smoky undertones of Neon and Bubbles – bold blends evoking the magnetic spirit of the 1970s. Check the new menù HERE.

Hotel De Russie and Hotel De La Ville Immersive Journeys

The Rome properties of Rocco Forte Hotels celebrate the Eternal City with a curated series of very special experiences designed by Imago Artis Travel exclusively for guests of Hotel de Russie and Hotel de La Ville. These immersive journeys offer a fresh perspective on the city of Rome and its historical landmarks, with a special focus on both the sacred and the secular during the Jubilee year. Led by expert Roman insiders, these unique tours grant private access to sites typically closed to the public, unveiling hidden treasures throughout the city.

Rome:

Echoes of Eternity in Roman Basilicas| Taking in the sacred architecture of Rome, this unique trip explores some of the city’s most iconic landmarks and its revered Papal Basilicas. The basilicas showcase a distinct architectural style and uphold timeless traditions, each with a Holy Door symbolising a sacred passage. The experience begins at the Basilica di San Paolo fuori le Mura, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and the second largest basilica in Rome after St Peter’s. Guests will also visit San Giovanni in Laterano – the oldest of Rome’s basilicas – designed by Francesco Borromini, a leading figure in Roman Baroque architecture. The tour ends with the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, where guests will have the rare opportunity to have a private tour of the Loggia and Bernini Staircase The experience also includes private access to the basilica’s domes and terraces, which offer magnificent city views.

Capturing St. Peter’s - Walking Tour and Art Class on a Private Terrace| Celebrate one of Rome’s most famous landmarks, with a walking tour that begins in the recently renovated Piazza Pia, a pedestrian square, symbol of the Jubilee, connecting Castel Sant’Angelo to St Peter’s Basilica. Led by a private guide, guests will cross the Tiber and make their way through the historical core of the city towards the Vatican. They will then be invited into a noble Roman palazzo, for a plein air painting class set on a private terrace with wonderful uninterrupted views of St Peter’s Basilica.

Lazio:

Retreat for the Senses in Castelli Romani | This day trip takes in the remarkable landscapes that lie South of Rome in the Castelli Romani, an area of rolling vineyard landscapes where the art of wine making traces its roots to the Roman Empire. The experience includes a tour and wine tasting at a local vineyard, where wines are paired with edible flowers such as dahlias, begonias and exotic blooms, offering a one-of-a-kind tasting experience. The trip includes a visit to the Papal Palace of Castel Gandolfo, where guests will have the rare opportunity to tour the Palace’s private apartments and visiting the Papal Gardens.

Palaces of Tuscia - Palazzo Farnese in Caprarola and Viterbo |Perfect for a day trip, the Tuscia countryside offers gentle hills, lakes and delightful hamlets dating back to Etruscan times. The tour starts in the town of Caprarola with a visit to the Palazzo Farnese, symbol of one of the Renaissance’s most influential noble families. Shaped like a pentagon, the Palace has a striking hillside location and houses several grand halls, italianate gardens framed by fountains, a hunting lodge, and a magnificent cycle of Mannerist frescoes. The visit will be followed by a walking tour of Viterbo, a medieval town known as the ‘City of Popes’. Viterbo served as the papal seat during the 13th century, as evidenced by the imposing Palace of the Popes, with its grand architecture and striking courtyard.

Suite Summer Shopping

Rocco Forte Hotels launch a new shopping experience led by an Arab speaking stylist.

May 2025 - Celebrating its first 25 years this month, Hotel de Russie has been a symbol of Roman elegance and hosted the most stylish guests since its opening. Then came Hotel de la Ville adding a dynamic overview of the latest trends in Italian fashion. Now the two hotels have teamed up to design the ultimate curated shopping itinerary for their Middle East suite guests, led by an Arab speaking stylist with top connections in the Capital.

The expert stylist will open doors to the most glamorous private or after-hours shopping opportunities in the Capital visiting famous international brands and independent creative designers alike. Discerning guests will be guided through the secrets of bespoke artisans and craftsmen who create one-of-a-kind garments, jewels and objects of desire. An open electric vehicle is available for guests who want to tackle the charming pedestrian streets of Rome in comfort.

Guests with a passion for fashion will also be able to enjoy two stunning exhibitions currently showing in Rome:

“From the Heart to the Making” - available at Palazzo delle Esposizioni until August 13th, showcasing a series of immersive rooms where discover the inspirations behind the iconic creations of Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana;

“Horizons - Red” - available from June 11th until October 25th at brand new Fondazione Valentino Garavani and Giancarlo Giammetti, showcasing some of the iconic Valentino Haute Couture “Reds” interspersed by contemporary artists masterpieces.

Rocco Forte Hotels has more terrace suites than any other group in Rome, ranging from romantic garden view and famous artist suites at Hotel de Russie, to stunning terrace suites at Hotel de la Ville commanding breathtaking views over the entire city. The presidential suites at both hotels may be expanded to include extra bedrooms and the services customized to suit the most discerning guests for a spectacular summer stay.

NOTE TO EDITORS: “Suite Summer Shopping In Rome” is tailored for people with a flair for luxury and style. The tailor made shopping experience is available, upon availability and reservation, from Summer 2025 as a dedicated Suite Experience for stays in Rome. Among benefits, guests can enjoy:

Personal shopping experiences with expert stylists and local insiders;

Private boutique access, including after-hours appointments at flagship stores;

Tailor-made itineraries through high fashion houses, emerging designers, and heritage labels;

Hands-free shopping with same-day delivery to your suite;

In-room fashion consultations and exclusive previews of new collections;

Tax-free shopping support for extra EU travelers.

Hollywood Meets the Eternal City, Hotel De La Ville & Cinecitta Unveil

This Christmas, Cinecittà Studios brings the enchantment of cinema to Rocco Forte Hotels Roman address.

Rome, 24th November - Hotel de la Ville, the Rocco Forte Hotels landmark perched in the heart of the Eternal City, and Cinecittà Studios, the historic symbol of Italian and international cinema, join forces in a project that celebrates Rome as an everlasting film set.

This Christmas, Cinecittà Studios brings the enchantment of cinema to Rocco Forte Hotels Roman address. Rome, 24th November - Hotel de la Ville, the Rocco Forte Hotels landmark perched in the heart of the Eternal City, and Cinecittà Studios, the historic symbol of Italian and international cinema, join forces in a project that celebrates Rome as an everlasting film set.

Throughout the festive season, Hotel de la Ville shines a spotlight on Cinecittà and its extraordinary artisans, those whose talent and imagination give tangible form to cinematic dreams. The collaboration transforms the hotel into a refined “house of cinema,” where elegance meets creative vision. Conceived exclusively for Rocco Forte Hotels, Cinecittà lends its craftsmanship to bring the concept to life. Within the hotel, evocative installations pay tribute to the atmospheres that have made Rome-based cinema iconic.

“Rome, the Eternal Set is a visual narrative that weaves together hospitality, artistry, and cinema“. declares Anna Gricini, General Manager at Hotel de la Ville. Rome takes centre stage as a muse that, for centuries, has inspired directors, artists, and travellers alike, an ever-changing tableau that offers infinite perspectives to discover. On the ground floor, “Papal Rome” recalls the scenography of productions such as Conclave by Edward Berger and The Young Pope by Paolo Sorrentino, a celebration of Rome as a spiritual capital and a crossroads of world culture.

In the courtyard, “Rome of the Gladiators” reawakens the epic imagery of classics like Mervyn LeRoy’s Quo Vadis? and William Wyler’s Ben-Hur, films that carried Cinecittà’s vision of ancient Rome across the globe, from ruins to arenas and legendary chariot races.

Integrated into this narrative are two remarkable Christmas trees, both conceived and crafted by Cinecittà’s scenography construction department. These installations deepen the cinematic journey by celebrating both sides of filmmaking, what the audience sees, and what happens behind the scenes.

In the lobby, guests encounter “The Film Reel Tree,” a sculptural homage to the magic of celluloid. Wrapped in images sourced from the Archivio Luce Cinecittà, the tree presents a visual timeline of Rome through decades of cinema. Selectively chosen photographs reveal the Eternal City as the ultimate film set, a place where history, artistry, and storytelling converge.

In the courtyard, “The Maestro Tree” rises from the wooden “cavalle,” the structural supports traditionally used to build Cinecittà sets. “Thanks to the expert hands of the Cinecittà artisans, a unique creation comes to life symbolizing the union between the power of imagination and the value of know-how through the use of simple materials: with their skills our amazing workers have contributed to the creation of thousands of visionary worlds and thanks to them to the global fame of Cinecittà” adds Manuela Cacciamani CEO of Cinecittà Studios.

Imagined for Hotel de la Ville's Suites guests, the “Behind the scenes experience” allows guests to visit areas of Cinecittà Studios that are usually closed to the public. Amongst them is the Studio's carpentry workshop, where Cinecittà's artisans make designs and constructions for major films, giving shape to the creativity and visionary ideas of directors, set designers and interior designers. During the experience Suite guests will also have the possibility to visit an exceptional opening of the Film Camera Museum and peek at the set of Rome (this will be sensitive to ongoing productions) . The tour will continue inside Cinecittà with the exhibition regarding the history of cinema, a tribute to the director Federico Fellini. The dreamy lifestyle of Rome becomes an integral part of the hotel experience together with the themed cocktail list “Once upon a time at Cielo Bar….” designed by our Director of Mixology Simone di Serio.

Hollywood meets the eternal city: Hotel De La Ville & Cinecittà unveil

This Christmas, Cinecittà Studios brings the enchantment of cinema to Rocco Forte Hotels Roman address.

Rome, 24th November - Hotel de la Ville, the Rocco Forte Hotels landmark perched in the heart of the Eternal City, and Cinecittà Studios, the historic symbol of Italian and international cinema, join forces in a project that celebrates Rome as an everlasting film set.

Throughout the festive season, Hotel de la Ville shines a spotlight on Cinecittà and its extraordinary artisans, those whose talent and imagination give tangible form to cinematic dreams. The collaboration transforms the hotel into a refined “house of cinema,” where elegance meets creative vision. Conceived exclusively for Rocco Forte Hotels, Cinecittà lends its craftsmanship to bring the concept to life. Within the hotel, evocative installations pay tribute to the atmospheres that have made Rome-based cinema iconic.

“Rome, the Eternal Set is a visual narrative that weaves together hospitality, artistry, and cinema“. declares Anna Gricini, General Manager at Hotel de la Ville. Rome takes centre stage as a muse that, for centuries, has inspired directors, artists, and travellers alike, an ever-changing tableau that offers infinite perspectives to discover.
On the ground floor, “Papal Rome” recalls the scenography of productions such as Conclave by Edward Berger and The Young Pope by Paolo Sorrentino, a celebration of Rome as a spiritual capital and a crossroads of world culture.

In the courtyard, “Rome of the Gladiators” reawakens the epic imagery of classics like Mervyn LeRoy’s Quo Vadis? and William Wyler’s Ben-Hur, films that carried Cinecittà’s vision of ancient Rome across the globe, from ruins to arenas and legendary chariot races.

Integrated into this narrative are two remarkable Christmas trees, both conceived and crafted by Cinecittà’s scenography construction department. These installations deepen the cinematic journey by celebrating both sides of filmmaking, what the audience sees, and what happens behind the scenes.

In the lobby, guests encounter “The Film Reel Tree,” a sculptural homage to the magic of celluloid. Wrapped in images sourced from the Archivio Luce Cinecittà, the tree presents a visual timeline of Rome through decades of cinema. Selectively chosen photographs reveal the Eternal City as the ultimate film set, a place where history, artistry, and storytelling converge.

In the courtyard, “The Maestro Tree” rises from the wooden “cavalle,” the structural supports traditionally used to build Cinecittà sets. “Thanks to the expert hands of the Cinecittà artisans, a unique creation comes to life symbolizing the union between the power of imagination and the value of know-how through the use of simple materials: with their skills our amazing workers have contributed to the creation of thousands of visionary worlds and thanks to them to the global fame of Cinecittà” adds Manuela Cacciamani CEO of Cinecittà Studios.

Imagined for Hotel de la Ville's Suites guests, the “Behind the scenes experience” allows guests to visit areas of Cinecittà Studios that are usually closed to the public. Amongst them is the Studio's carpentry workshop, where Cinecittà's artisans make designs and constructions for major films, giving shape to the creativity and visionary ideas of directors, set designers and interior designers.

During the experience Suite guests will also have the possibility to visit an exceptional opening of the Film Camera Museum and peek at the set of Rome (this will be sensitive to ongoing productions). The tour will continue inside Cinecittà with the exhibition regarding the history of cinema, a tribute to the director Federico Fellini.
The dreamy lifestyle of Rome becomes an integral part of the hotel experience together with the themed cocktail list “Once upon a time at Cielo Bar….” designed by our Director of Mixology Simone di Serio.

Rocco Forte Unveils the Italian Art Nouveau Universe in Rome & Palermo

Explore Italy art nouveau heritage through a new unedited itinerary exclusively available at Hotel de la Ville and Villa Igiea

Rocco Forte Hotels launches a new itinerary, unveiling the beauty and savoir-vivre of the Belle Epoque in Italy. A cultural journey connecting Hotel de la Ville and Villa Igiea in Palermo in Rome, inspired by the elegance of Art Nouveau and the new Roman exhibition on the genius of Alphonse Mucha launched on October 8th 2025 until March 2026.

Conceived in dialogue with the Mucha Exhibition at Palazzo Bonaparte, the itinerary explores how the painter’s Art Nouveau ideals; harmony, ornament, and the celebration of femininity, found a Roman echo in the city’s Liberty architecture. The Belle Epoque Journey offers new avenues of exploration in Italy, with exclusive and tailor-made liberty-led experiences celebrating the artistic dialogue between two Italian cities that embraced the flamboyant Art Nouveau style in distinctive ways at the turn of the 20th century.

ROME ITINERARY: CELEBRATING THE ETERNAL CITY BELLE EPOQUE WITH MUCHA | The Belle Epoque Journey, designed by The Maptique, begins in Rome. In the Eternal city, Liberty emerged with a different character: playful, eclectic, and often blended with Renaissance and Baroque influences. The experience begins with a walking tour through Galleria Sciarra, Casina delle Civette, and Quartiere Coppedè to be completed with a private visit to the Mucha Exhibition at Palazzo Bonaparte, of which Hotel de la Ville is cultural partner. Through architecture, frescoes, and stained glass, the itinerary traces Mucha’s legacy from his celebration of the female figure and the decorative interplay of geometry and nature to the Roman expressions of Liberty’s fantasy and refinement. Guests will enjoy privileged access, including private and after-hours tours guided by art historians, and bespoke cultural moments designed to deepen the dialogue between Mucha’s universe and Rome’s Liberty heritage.

PALERMO ITINERARY: ON THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE FLORIO | The itinerary culminates in Palermo which flourished as a cosmopolitan hub, driven by visionary families such as the Florios. The tour, realized in partnership with Essence of Sicily, touches on the most representative places of the family's history, including: the Cala, Via Libertà, Villino Florio, Villa Malfitano, the Massimo Theatre and Villino Quattro Pizzi. It ends with a private visit of Villa Igiea’s interiors, including the worldwide famous Bergler’s Sala degli Specchi at Villa Igiea where the guests can indulge in a special afternoon tea. The journey continues inside the Rocco Forte properties, at Cielo Rooftop Bar and Igiea Terrazza Bar, where three signature cocktails by Maestro Salvatore Calabrese together with Simone di Serio and Nicola Loiacono, will be making their debut.

This cultural bridge brings together Palermo’s floral sensuality and Rome’s urban eclecticism, connecting them through the European language of Art Nouveau and the universal imagery of Mucha whose imagery defined the Art Nouveau movement in Europe.

THE LIBERTY JOURNEY: THE COCKTAIL LIST BELLE DE NUIT | Altamura Vodka, Campari Cask Tales Bourbon, Mancino Sweet Vermouth, Acqua Bianca Liqueur, Lemon twist. “Inspired by the charm and beauty of Parisian nights during Belle Epoque”.

PARISIAN CHIC | Angostura Bitters, Courvoisier VSOP, Artistic Alternative Jasmine Kombucha. “Inspired by fashion and style of that Golden Age”.

FROM ROME TO PALERMO | Fresh lemon juice, Simple Syrup, Red Prickly Pear Puree Boiron, VII Hills Gin, Stillabunt Magic Velvet, Essentia green mandarin finish. “The harmonious blend of the two cities that will accompany guests throughout this journey”.

FLORIO BLOOM | Sicilian Citrus Gin, Marsala wine reduction, Elderflower Liqueur, Sparkling tonic. “A nod to the Florio family legacy and Sicilian blossoms”.

THE SEASONS (1896) | Pear Cognac VSOP, Chamomile American Vermouth, Acqua Bianca Liqueur, Honey Syrup, Orange Bitter. “Such as Mucha’s women, this cocktail dresses up with light and colour, and each flavour tells a season”.

GISMONDA (1894) | Spanish-style Rum, Violet Liqueur, Orange Liqueur, Honey Syrup, Fresh Lemon juice, Champagne. “A toast to the divine Sarah Bernhardt, whose theatrical elegance made her an icon of the Belle Époque”.