Hotel Casa Monti Roma - The Contemporary Revival of the Roman Empire

Rome's Casa Monti has been transformed into a contemporary interpretation of how Ancient Roman patricians would have lived today if history had taken a different course.

Inside these walls, you can imagine yourself as part of the upper class of Roman society and celebrate life with an abundance of colors, mouthwatering food, and Italian wine.

The five-star hotel spans six floors in the oldest district of Rome, and it's located in a historic noble palace. The nineteenth-century building, with its facade classified as a monument, is among uneven cobblestones, antique shops, art galleries, and old bookshops in Rome's Monti district.

The "alla Romana" style was cooked up by French interior and furniture designer Laura Gonzalez. Her iconic and bold style reigns over 36 rooms, including 10 unique suites and communal spaces like the spa and the restaurant.

The queen of colors is celebrated for her expert blending of materials, patterns, wallpapers, and fabrics.

You can find references to the Roman houses that inspired the interior designer in every little detail.

Casa Monti Ristorante

At the entrance of Casa Monti Restaurant, rattan chairs and wooden tables surround a scenic ceramic fireplace in shades of blue and green, created by the artist Giuseppe Ducrot.

Simple, fresh, and tasty. The restaurant at Casa Monti takes recipes from the Roman Empire and prepares them using ingredients from the local farmers' market.

The restaurant's terrace on Via Cemarra overlooks the district's buildings, which are full of prideful patina.

Their specialty is fresh homemade pasta paired with fine Italian wines on a sunlit terrace for an authentic Dolce Vita experience.

Going upstairs, you reach the rooftop bar, which is decorated with colorful frescoes. The bar serves cocktails and offers an unprecedented view of Rome.

The rooms and suites are covered with soft Pierre Frey carpets.

Roman Suite

The hotel celebrates the neighborhood's uniqueness by showcasing masterpieces of antiques, local crafts, and art.

The bathrooms have hand-painted terracotta tiles created by the Sicilian Studio Le Nid, while classic cream-colored travertine limestone is used for the floors.

Spa

On the fifth floor, the spa is designed with marble, golden tiles, and amphorae (ancient jars) and offers treatments using Susanne Kaufmann's skincare products.

The Casa Monti spa embodies the atmosphere of ancient Roman baths.