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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 And Drink

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.

Food and Drinks

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.

Crossing Condotti

Address

Via Mario de' Fiori 28, Rome, Lazio, 00187