"We just popped in for a drink as a pit stop whilst walking round Rome. We hoped to go to the rooftop bar however it was being used for a private event so we had a drink in the ground floor bar area. It's very spacious and open however it was a bit lacking in atmosphere. It's in a very good central location- close to Trevi fountain - but it's also a very busy area."

"Although we only stayed one night, Six Senses Rome left a fantastic impression. The room was beautifully designed, extremely comfortable, and made for a wonderful night’s sleep. Every detail reflected the quality and style you would expect from the Six Senses brand. The rooftop was one of the highlights of our stay. It’s a beautiful place to relax with stunning views of Rome and a wonderful atmosphere. Breakfast was outstanding, with high-quality ingredients, plenty of choices, and excellent service. It was the perfect way to end our stay. Most importantly, the staff were exceptional. From the moment we arrived in the evening until we checked out the following morning, everyone we encountered was warm, professional, and genuinely welcoming. We only wish we had stayed longer to enjoy everything the hotel has to offer. Based on our short visit, we would absolutely return and highly recommend Six Senses Rome."

"Want to start by saying as a family we are big Six Senses fans and have stayed in numerous resorts over the last few years so we were excited and intrigued to try one of the city properties. From the moment we started communication with the hotel, trying to book guided tours it felt off! Especially for the price. We are used to the GEM service at the other resorts and whilst I appreciate in a city hotel it’s very different and that probably wouldn’t work I did expect more of a dedicated concierge type service. The rooms were fine, nothing special but nice. The atrium/bar area was nice but other than that it felt a bit bland. Lunch when we arrived and breakfast on day one was nice, service was good. I didn’t feel breakfast was the same quality as other Six Senses we have stayed in in terms of choice and presentation and the service at breakfast one morning was bad, we tried to get water 4 times and only received it after 30+ minutes. Dinner on the roof was really good. Great food and service. Spa again was ok. My massage was very hard and my partner who asked for deep Tissue said it was a tickle. Not great for the price. My therapist also seemed a little annoyed by the tension in my shoulder blades and suggested next time I had a massage “you should try to relax that” which having loved every spa treatment in other Six senses resorts felt way off. The grand finale was the lift jamming with us inside (I think our key card wasn’t working which also happened at my daughter room on day one) The doors then wouldn’t open. We pressed the alarm twice, holding my finger on it the second time. It was very hot in the lift so we sat on the floor (it’s right next to reception) and no one came. Eventually another guest requested the lift from outside and the doors opened. I also felt the main bar area on the Saturday we were there felt way to public. We asked for ice cream and it felt like an issue so we said to leave it. There were a lot of people there just for drinks so the service was slow. I guess we were expecting more of a private members/resort type feel when you are paying around 4000€ per night for two small rooms."

"What impressed me the most about Six Senses Rome is the balance between understated luxury and a true sense of calm. It’s not a typical “show-off” hotel everything feels thoughtful, refined, and intentional, from the scent of the space to the overall design and the way the staff interacts with you. What stood out in particular: * The spa & wellness concept exceptional, yet subtle, with a real focus on regeneration, not just relaxation * Interior design a perfect blend of modern aesthetics and Roman heritage, without being overdone * Atmosphere a rare sense of privacy and tranquility in the middle of a busy city * Service discreet"