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Hotel de Russie, a Rocco Forte Hotel

Name: Hotel de Russie, a Rocco Forte Hotel
Telephone: 39-06-32-88-81

Rome’s city center luxury retreat

VERIFIED LUXURY

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Hotel de Russie, a Rocco Forte Hotel is a hidden oasis in Rome’s chaotic historic center. Once the go-to spot for international luminaries such as Pablo Picasso, composer Igor Stravinsky and poet Jean Cocteau, the early-19th-century de Russie unveiled a new, contemporary look in 2000 that quickly propelled it to the top of Rome's luxury hotel scene.

The hideaway is discreet, stylish and fabulous. The de Russie's modest façade cloaks an incredible palazzo and garden where glitterati from around the world love to take refuge. And since tranquility and discretion are paramount to the de Russie service, guests are guaranteed a peaceful and private getaway.

Our Inspector's Highlights

The Roman hotel’s tranquil spa has an amazing variety of treatments including massages, body scrubs, facials, manicures, pedicures and hair removal. The spa also features a well-equipped gym, marine hydro-pool, sauna, Turkish steam bath and Jacuzzi.
Hotel de Russie is in Rome's posh Tridente neighborhood, the city’s shopping mecca featuring boutiques from haute cuisine favorites like Valentino, Hermès, Azzedine Alaïa, Céline, Gucci and Prada.
Hotel de Russie's 30,000-square-foot cascading, terraced garden, Le Jardin de Russie, is one of the most romantic spots in the city. The Sunday brunch is legendary among locals and tourists alike.
The Rome hotel is within walking distance (about 10 minutes) to the city's main squares and monuments such as Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Campo de’ Fiori.
The Stravinskij Bar boasts some of Rome’s best cocktails. Expert mixologists have conjured a magical menu of libations, including the French mojito with champagne and strawberries, as well as an equally inspired list of nonalcoholic drinks.

The Rooms

Subdued modernity permeates the ambience at Hotel de Russie. Expect to see a palette of pastels, rich grays and dark woods.
Robert Mapplethorpe flower prints, plush furniture, resplendent marble and mosaic tiles accent each of the de Russie’s 98 rooms and 24 suites.
Consider booking an interior room, which comes with a terrace overlooking the luxury hotel’s garden.
The Nijinsky Suite is what you’ll want to reserve if you’re looking for city views. This top floor, luxury apartment has a nearly 2,600 square foot private terrace, perfect for your personal party.

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