The 260-key nhow Roma, located at Corso d’Italia 1, enjoys a privileged position next to Villa Borghese Park and the elegant Via Veneto, full of boutiques and restaurants. Just a short distance from Rome’s iconic Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain, this location enjoys views of the park and the historic Porta Pinciana, representing one of the most iconic entrances to imperial Rome. The nhow Roma building – constructed between 1968 and 1971 on the former site of a convent owned by the Vatican – was designed by renowned architects Vincenzo Monaco and Amedeo Luccichenti.
Renowned artist David Zucker developed this aesthetic, adding graphic elements including the entrance canopy; ceiling wallpaper inspired by Roman stuccos and artistic details in the guest rooms. In the lobby, the combination of materials evoking earth and stone with mirrored surfaces creates a visual play of water and reflections, inspired by ancient Roman baths. In the breakfast area, wall niches recall the architecture of traditional Roman domus, while the floors in the rooms pay tribute to intricate ancient mosaics.
Among the most exclusive room categories are the nhow Suite Bacchus Beats and the Junior Suite Veni Vidi Vino, both offering next-generation sound systems and a curated wine selection. The Imperial Suite Bar & Beyond, with its panoramic terrace overlooking Villa Borghese and a private bar, is the perfect setting for an evening with friends or an intimate private event.
A great solo travel tip spotted this week on Hotel Designs.
