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Aleph Rome Hotel, Curio Collection By Hilton

Rome, Italy • Ludovisi • SPLURGE

avg. $609 / night

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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At a glance

A converted palazzo in Rome's Ludovisi district with neoclassical exteriors and a glowing green onyx bar.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts exploring Rome's Ludovisi district

Highlights:

  • Early twentieth-century palazzo with original neoclassical facade
  • Bar with backlit green onyx counter and agate-inspired artwork
  • Rooftop terrace with olive trees and neighborhood views
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PB hotel design editorial

Carved from a monumental early twentieth-century palazzo on Via San Basilio, just off the Via Veneto in Rome's Ludovisi district, the building that houses the Aleph Rome Hotel carries its institutional past plainly on its facade — the inscription Dovere Virtù Sia Il Lavoro still cut into the stone above the rusticated ground floor, pilasters rising through two upper storeys to a heavily corniced roofline. The building served as the headquarters of a bank before its conversion into a hotel, and that civic seriousness still governs the exterior's neoclassical massing, while the interiors strike a deliberately different register: contemporary Roman glamour, all Carrara marble flooring, sculpted wave ceilings with cove lighting, and upholstered headboards in cream and greige velvet rising to the full height of each guestroom wall. The bar is the interior's most confident gesture — a backlit green onyx counter that glows with a mineral warmth, paired with cream leather stools and globe pendants suspended at varying heights over marble-veined flooring in pale grey and celadon. Artwork panels mimicking agate cross-sections hang between panelled walls in the same acid-yellow-green register, creating a space that feels less like hotel bar and more like a Roman jewel box. Above it all, the rooftop terrace plants mature olive trees in stone vessels alongside rattan cabana daybeds and white modular seating, with views that confirm the neighbourhood's quiet prestige.

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About

Located in the heart of Rome, the Aleph Rome Hotel was once home to a prestigious bank. After a complete renovation, the hotel is ready to reveal all its charm. 80 modernly designed rooms and suites, a spa, a rooftop restaurant with bar and panoramic swimming pool and the only Cognac & Cigar Lounge in Rome will make your experience unforgettable. Our goal is to offer an unforgettable experience to our guests. Everything in our hotel is designed to make you feel at home with a personalized touch and luxury service.

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Free Internet

Free Wifi

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Aleph Rome Hotel, Curio Collection By Hilton Reviews

778 reviews

"Everything was top notch and Mariateresa did a great job!!! Highly recommended great location"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 21, 2026

"Stayed recently and had a wonderful time. Room was spacious, even with a cot made up for our son. Breakfast was delicious. The rooftop pool was peeeerfect in this hot weather after a long day of sightseeing (just note it's only open until 6). The staff was helpful and kind. It's in a great location to get to many major sites - be aware it is a few buildings away from the US Embassy and this caused several street closures while we were there. It never interfered with our transport, though. It feels very much like a high end place."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 17, 2026

"My wife and I booked a suite at this hotel and were very disappointed. For the money we paid we expected a much better experience. The main bathroom floor flooded every time you had a shower and the TV turned itself off every 5 minutes or so - even after we had told reception. We asked for a small amount of milk to accompany the tea/coffee facilities in the suite which then took 25 minutes to arrive after a follow up phone call. Very disappointing and not what we expect as Hilton Honours members. My advice is to find another hotel in Rome."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 14, 2026

"Great bed, great food, great shower, great welcoming friendly and attentive staff. And the spa - wow! Would highly recommend. Nedea Capaldo & Alan"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 08, 2026

"We are three ladies who have worked hard to get to the top of our professions so are well able to afford ourselves a treat or two. We don't mind paying for these treats, even if they are expensive, but we expect to get something worthy of the cost. Hilton should be ashamed of this offering. We were looking for a good location to spray the day by the pool. We were told over the 'phone that we couldn't book, so we arrived at opening time, 10am, to be sure to get three sun beds together. We were told that we could only have chairs, not poolside, but hey ho, we were there, so settled for that. We were quoted 120 euro including water, a cocktail and one course from the menu. Look at the prices. Look what I got. My burrata and heirloom tomato salad was laughable. It was supposed to come with "rustic bread crostini" which turned out to be packet croutons. No sign of basil or balsamic vinegar reduction either. 4 tiny, I mean tiny, pieces of cheese which may or may not have been burrata, there was hardly enough to take a dna sample. One of my friends couldn't eat the chicken in her Caesar salad as it tasted fishy. They forgot the bread, which eventually arrived including gluten free for one of us. The service was charming, I think the staff was embarrassed, I would be, as they didn't charge for a couple of drinks (also highly priced, 12 euro for a half of beer???) It would have been 1 star if not for that. The pool is small, but ok to sit around in, no Olympic lengths! Sooo disappointed!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 05, 2026

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