
Crossing Condotti
Elegant neo-Baroque apartment
Chic Condotti side-street
Crossing Condotti hotel is just a laurel-wreath’s throw from some of Rome’s best assets (hello, Spanish Steps and big-name boutiques). With its oil paintings and contemporary furniture, this grown-up boutique bolthole just behind the Piazza di Spagna gives you the privacy and freedom to do as you please, and it might just have the most well-versed concierge in the city.
Food & Drink
Top Table
Settle yourselves into one of the pretty, puffed-up sofas in the library-lounge and admire the aristocratic portraiture.
Dress Code
Black linen, cream silk.
Hotel Restaurant
There’s no restaurant, but your fantastic central location means there’s plenty to choose from locally: the concierge can help you make reservations before they leave at 6.30pm.
Hotel Bar
Help yourselves to free soft drinks and beer from the house fridge or make yourself a coffee from the Nespresso machine. If you like stronger stuff, stroll out to a bar or bring back a bottle of something for after-dinner drinks.
Room Service
None – the Master and Deluxe rooms and Junior Suite have a kitchenette, and the others have a tray of tea-making kit and devilish tasty snacks. If you run out (unlikely) restock from the kitchen, which has a fridge full of drinks, and plenty of snacks.



















