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Hotel Chapter Roma

Rome, Italy • Regola • SPLURGE

avg. $355 / night

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At a glance

An 1888 Roman palazzo converted into a hotel with exposed brick, mid-century interiors, and rooftop Vittoriano views.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors in Rome

Highlights:

  • 1888 palazzo with original rusticated travertine facade
  • Exposed Roman brick throughout rooms and restaurant
  • Rooftop terrace overlooking the Vittoriano monument
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PB hotel design editorial

The date carved above the arched entrance — A.MDCCCXLXXXVIII, placing the building's completion in 1888 — announces that Hotel Chapter Roma is working with a structure that arrived long before boutique hospitality was a category. Set on Via di Santa Maria de' Calderari in the Regola rione, the palazzo's rusticated travertine facade has the solid, self-assured grammar of late nineteenth-century Roman civic architecture, its proportions unchanged despite the contemporary steel-framed windows cut into the ground floor to display a figurative sculpture that signals the hotel's appetite for art programming. Inside, the conversion keeps the original brick walls exposed throughout — pale yellow Roman brick visible in both the guestrooms and the ground-floor restaurant, where marble-topped tables and velvet tub chairs in taupe sit beneath Murano glass chandeliers in an atmosphere closer to a candlelit private club than a hotel dining room. Guest rooms layer dark-stained oak floors, forest-green upholstered bed frames with scalloped headboards, terrazzo bedside tables, and touches of blush pink and amber velvet that give the interiors a mid-century Roman sensibility without sliding into pastiche. The rooftop terrace pulls sharply in a different direction — terracotta paving, Acapulco chairs in yellow, printed cushions, and a neon sign with the Vittoriano monument visible on the horizon — trading the palazzo's measured gravity for something entirely more festive.

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About

If Rome is your oyster, then Chapter Roma’s your bedrock. Find us behind an old door in a narrow side street of Regola. We’re not fancy, and we’re not not-fancy.Glamorous and gritty, the hotel’s public spaces are filled with a mix of classic and contemporary art and graffiti to parallel the creative spirit and energy of the famously vibrant neighborhood, with featuring art by Alice,Cyrcle & Warios

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Hotel Chapter Roma Reviews

187 reviews

"When I booked this hotel through Expedia, I booked it primarily for location and proximity to a few major attractions. In pictures, the hotel looks decent; however to my surprise, I was shocked when I walked in as the hotel is nothing like the pictures. Most photos are photoshopped, dim lighting and advertising the hotel as a 4 star with rooftop, a popular restaurant etc. First, the hotel is not a 4 star establishment. I found it to be a dump. The rooms are not very clean, cheap stained furniture, including chairs, tables with stains that were likely not cleaned for days/weeks, terrible cheap sheets, extremely uncomfortable beds and the paper thin walls with noise from next room or worse rooms above you...on top of that, the hotel has a rooftop bar (open till 1 AM) where guest including outsiders visit till late hours and many are drunk, walking down the stairs at 1 am with loud conversations and screaming drunk people in the alley....good luck getting any sleep here. 2nd, I was horrified by unprofessional and appalling communication from the management of the hotel including their GM. They accused me of taking items from their mini bar and not paying for it. I noticed the extra change on my visa so I informed the hotel but to my surprise, I received some shocking email exchange from their unprofessional staff further accusing me that they stand correct and I took bags of chips and never paid for it. The hotel management are extremely rude, don't know how to handle guest inquiries properly and shockingly exchanging emails continuing to blame the guest for something I did not do or take from their mini bar. Be careful with their house keeping as likely most are stealing from the hotel, including clearing the mini bar and blaming guests. On top, at check out, the front desk never asked me if I consumed anything from the mini bar or bothered contacting me after I left to confirm...they automatically charged my card. 3rd, the hotel called a taxi for me to the airport and warned me that taxis at 5:30 AM charge extra 65 euro vs. standard 55 euro. I have confirmed on google that taxi fares in Rome from city to airport is 55 euro regardless of time. This tells you how dishonest this hotel is and they likely work with local taxi drivers to split the extras and tips. Regardless, I paid the driver 75 euro upon arrival at airport only because he was super nice and very professional gentlemen helping me with my luggage. 4th, breakfast service is very average. Food quality and selection is poor. The hotels restaurant was good, but a bit overpriced. The restaurant staff were highly professional and the server was excellent, but I honestly questioned the prices for what they served. I did get 20% off of food as was advertised. Overall, this was not a great experience for me and was very stressful dealing with their management team which are not properly trained and extremely rude, unprofessional."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 01, 2026

"Chapter Roma is in a wonderful location and has the friendliest and most helpful staff. The room was comfortable and I enjoyed my stay. I would definitely stay there again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 16, 2026

"A must go when in Roma. Wonderful rooms quiet and confortable. Stunning bzr"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 27, 2026

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