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The Hoxton, Rome

Rome, Italy • Salario • OPTIMIZE

avg. $254 / night

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At a glance

A 1970s concrete hotel in Rome's Salario district with salvaged Murano glass and a Milanese brasserie restaurant.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors in Rome

Highlights:

  • 1970s concrete building in residential Salario, not centro storico
  • Rooms with salvaged Murano glass, local marble, and herringbone parquet
  • Milanese brasserie restaurant with curved banquette and dark marble bar
Mid-century-modernistresidential

PB hotel design editorial

Rome has a way of making newcomers prove themselves, which makes the particular confidence of The Hoxton, Rome all the more striking. Rather than chasing the city's ancient grain, the hotel leans fully into its 1970s concrete host in the residential Salario district — a seven-floor building that carries none of the centro storico's grandeur and is better for it. Ennismore Design Studio and London-based Fettle Design channelled mid-century Italian modernism into the 192 rooms, layering salvaged Murano glass chandeliers, local marble, terrazzo, and herringbone parquet with a collector's ease rather than a decorator's anxiety. The rooms show two distinct moods: darker configurations with deep walnut grid-panelled walls, scallop-topped upholstered headboards, and Murano-style swirl lamps that pull from the Seventies without parody; lighter rooms swap in sage green panelling and burnt-terracotta bouclé chairs alongside warm timber windowsills that frame Rome's ochre rooftops like a postcard you'd actually keep. The restaurant carries the whole thing together — a curved banquette anchoring the room, kentia palms spilling around a dark marble bar set beneath arched wood-framed mirrors, the atmosphere closer to a Milanese brasserie of 1968 than any Roman trattoria. The ivy-draped outdoor terrace, wicker chairs catching the afternoon light against a backdrop of Liberty-era apartment facades, is where the building's unfashionable neighbourhood quietly reveals itself as the point.

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About

Our newest hotel, and our big number 10! The Hoxton, Rome has 192 bedrooms, a coffee bar and takeaway counter, a large light-flooded restaurant, and a beautiful outdoor terrace.

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The Hoxton, Rome Reviews

852 reviews

"We had an excellent experience. We had spent 3 days right in the crowded city center of Rome and moved to the Hoxton to find a quieter part of the city. The family was exhausted and it gave us everything we were looking for. A full service hotel with comfortable rooms and beds with great air conditioning during a week where it reached the high 80's. The neighborhood is great for walking and finding good restaurants. We ate at the hotel and had wonderful service from Riccardo and Fabrizio at Elio. They were top notch, and the food was great.Claudio at the Reception desk was extremely helpful too. I would absolutely stay here again. If you are looking to be close to the city and willing to take a few taxis if need be to see any sights but want a quieter area for dinner and evenings, this is the place."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 26, 2026

"The hotel was nice, but the front desktop was not so friendly, the bar staff and the restaurant was nice"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 25, 2026

"A truly delicious brunch in a super relaxed atmosphere. Riccardo, Teresa, and Valerio were fantastic and very attentive! I highly recommend it!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 24, 2026

"We had a great brunch on a lovely Sunny Rome! Riccardo, Teresa were excellent and the food made from Valerio was yummy ! ! With to visit 🌻"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 24, 2026

"We chose The Hoxton Hotel in Rome for its location and because Oceania Cruises uses this hotel as a departure point for cruises from Civitavecchia. On our first evening, we decided to have dinner at their Elio restaurant because of its stylish atmosphere, relaxed neighborhood feel, and contemporary Italian cuisine. Our server, Cecilia, greeted us with a wonderful and warm smile. Since my partner Sharon is vegan, Cecilia went out of her way to ensure that she would have a delicious and wholesome dinner experience. Cecilia took the time to speak at length with Chef Michele S., who then prepared a very special vegan dinner that exceeded Sharon’s expectations. Chef Michele personally came to our table to ensure that we were happy with our meal, and indeed we were. Cecilia, with her contagious smile, warmth, and bubbly personality, helped create an atmosphere that we will remember fondly for a very long time. We were also fascinated by the teamwork between Cecilia, Valerio in the kitchen, and Gabriele and Mario as servers. Watching them work together felt almost like watching a beautifully coordinated performance. We also enjoyed meeting the people at the front desk, whose kindness added to the warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout our stay. We would certainly recommend The Hoxton Hotel in Rome and its restaurant Elio to all of our friends. With sincere gratitude, Sharon and Bill"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 19, 2026

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