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Soho House Rome

Rome, Italy • San Lorenzo • SPLURGE

avg. $554 / night

Includes $29 / night in cash back

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

Room upgrades

Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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PB hotel design editorial

Rising ten storeys above San Lorenzo — Rome's historically working-class neighbourhood east of Termini, long claimed by students and anarchists before anyone thought to build a hotel there — a rationalist tower clad in warm ochre render gives Soho House Rome an address that feels genuinely countercultural for the brand. The building, with its strongly horizontal banding, curved balcony edges, and steel-framed crittall-style windows, carries the feeling of 1930s Italian modernism revised for the present, its roofline crowned by a planted terrace and infinity pool tiled in deep burgundy ceramic that mirrors the Roman sky rather than competing with it. Scallop-edged white canvas umbrellas and green-and-yellow striped daybeds furnish the pool deck in a register that lands somewhere between Fellini and Slim Aarons. Inside, the house aesthetic — that specific Soho House grammar of mid-century comfort lightly worn — finds one of its more considered expressions. Guestrooms are arranged around sinuous upholstered bedheads in tobacco and amber velvet, burl wood nightstands, terrazzo floors softened by geometric wool rugs in dusty rose and terracotta, and the recurring brass-and-rattan chandelier that reads as a knowing quotation of 1950s Italian lighting design. Freestanding soaking tubs positioned at the foot of beds, walls finished in warm limewash plaster, and black rotary telephones on the nightstands complete an atmosphere closer to a curated Roman apartment than to any conventional hotel room. The rooftop restaurant, its pergola columns threaded with climbing vines and hung with bell-shade lanterns, commands an unobstructed panorama across the city's terracotta roofscape.

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Soho House Rome Reviews

"Not the strongest Soho House in Europe but it sits in a beautiful building in a quirky corner of Rome with impressive amenities, including a stunning rooftop, and a genuinely happy team that lifts the entire experience."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Dec 02, 2025

"My wife is a member and we often eat and stay in soho houses. This hotel is beautiful. The room was called ‘medium’ and has everything you could want. Beautiful decor and radio and Bluetooth speaker. Tv excellent with Netflix Apple TV etc. the roof top restaurant Cicconi’s is very special. The lounge and the pool area on the same 10th floor level. Dinner was excellent. My first experience of breakfast was not good. It’s all served and no buffet which is very rare nowadays. Unfortunately that day the service was appalling and I complained to the manager. He promised he would sort it the next day. He did and it was perfect. For me a served breakfast is the only way that works. Queuing for tea and toast and eating cold eggs is not acceptable. Anyway this has been my favourite hotel of our trip round Europe. It also was not very expensive. I do like soho houses as a chain and would be happy to stay in them all over the world."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 26, 2025

"We only stayed one night but we had a really nice experience. We stay at the Soho House more for the terraces/restaurants and the overall interior design then for the rooms. But a room should still reach the following minimum standard I ask for in a Hotel where I pay a couple of hundred Euros a night. It should be clean, quiet and possibly have a comfortable bed. We first had a nosy room because it was located next to the hotel toilets due to construction work. We asked for a change and they followed up on our request without hesitation. So we had a nice stay with a wonderful lunch on the beautiful terrace."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 13, 2025

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