Il Ristorante – Niko Romito is located on the fifth floor of the hotel and provides a splendid view over the monumental tomb of the Emperor Augustus, making full use of a large terrace area. The atmosphere is elegant and welcoming, with mahogany walls, Bulgari artwork and seating for up to 54.

As created by Chef Niko, the menu reinvents contemporary Italian cuisine in a concept that has been developed exclusively for Bulgari Hotels and Resorts. The most iconic traditional recipes have been re-written to emphasise their essential nature, purity and lightness, and then entrusted to the hands and talent of Emilio Di Cristo, who was sous chef of the Bulgari Resort Dubai for four years. 

This intimate and private space is dedicated to champagne lovers: here they can enjoy a special Dom Pérignon trolley with the best vintages of the maison from Épernay. 

The atmosphere pays tribute to the Roman tradition of garden frescoes. This trompe l’oeil technique magically dissolves the physical limits imposed by walls and creates the illusion of being surrounded by a lush garden. 

In partnership with Pictalab, a lush Roman landscape has been created, dotted with pines, peacocks and ancient ruins against the background of the Tiber valley. All of the wicker furniture has been supplied by Bonacina 1889. 

La Terrazza is the hotel’s spectacular rooftop terrace, and home to sweeping views over all of Rome, from Villa Medici and Trinità dei Monti to the Tiber and the Janiculum Hill. As the day goes on, the atmosphere shifts: it is a place to relax in the sun during the day, sip a glamorous aperitif at sunset, or sparkle under the starry sky after dark. A romantic and exclusive hideout, it serves the same menu as the Bulgari Bar.

The landscaping was designed by P’arcnouveau as quintessential Roman terrace, with over 200 enamel pots and a large variety of local plants and flowers. Inspiration was taken from the gardens at the villas of ancient Rome, such as the Livia’s and Hadrian’s. The flooring  has been entirely made using the opus spicatum technique and a mosaic fountain with the Bulgari star – the hotel’s symbol – pays tribute to the numerous fountains in the city around which Romans like to sit and chat. La Terrazza has 76 seats and 11 charming pergolas. 

THE BULGARI SPA
A true temple of wellbeing, the Bulgari Spa evokes the atmosphere of ancient Roman baths, with marble columns that rise from the swimming pool and coloured glass to bathe the space in soft, warm light. Encompassing 1500 square metres, it’s an oasis of peace to rebalance body, mind and spirit. 

The Spa is home to eight treatment rooms, designed by AB, a Spa Suite with a large bath in ivory onyx and a 20-metre covered pool decorated with sparkling mosaics which draw inspiration from motifs used in the celebrated Baths of Caracalla. It is also home to a fitness centre, salon and Workshop Gymnasium training method that was exclusively created for Bulgari by Lee Mullins.

For Hotel guests only, there is also a small salon space headed by Roberto D’Antonio, where up to two guests at a time can receive a full range of hairstyling services.


THE POOL
In the grand tradition of Roman baths, the Pool is the centrepiece of the Spa experience. The heart of the 1500-square-metre oasis is the large natatio, a 20-metre pool decorated with glistening mosaics by Bisazza, reminiscent of the motifs seen in the celebrated Baths of Caracalla, which are also a source of inspiration for Bulgari’s Divas Dream collection. Eight columns clad in ribbed arabesque marble rise up in the centre of the pool, which is fed by two bronze spouts that echo Morpurgo’s fountain and that were forged with the same lost wax technique that was used for statues in ancient Greece. 


FITNESS CENTER
On the top level of the Spa is the fitness centre, open 24 hours a day. With the very latest technology and equipment. It will include the celebrated Workshop Gymnasium training method that was exclusively created for Bulgari by Lee Mullins. 


WORKSHOP GYMNASIUM
Founded in London in 2014 by renowned personal trainer Lee Mullins, Workshop Gymnasium has successfully applied its unique training approach across the full collection of Bulgari Hotels & Resorts. Based on an innovative mind-body assessment that includes a metabolic examination, the study of functional body movements and body mass analysis, each Workshop Gymnasium session is tailored to address specific fitness needs and desires.  

BULGARI DOLCI
Overlooking lovely Via delle Frezza, Italy’s first Bulgari Dolci boutique showcases signature Bulgari sweets such as Bulgari’s hand-crafted chocolate gems as well as a selection of traditional Italian pastries from the La Pasticceria - Niko Romito menu. 

THE LIBRARY
Located on the ground floor of the hotel and looking onto Via della Frezza, the Library houses an excellent collection of books entirely dedicated to the city of Rome – its history, architecture, traditions and major figures – in bookshelves designed by Albini for Cassina in 1956. The area can also be used for events, and can be opened to the public upon request. The collection is made available to the students of the Fine Arts Academy on Via Ripetta, reflecting the inclusive relationship the Hotel has with the city. 

BULGARI'S ROMA
Rome is an endless source of inspiration for Bulgari, with the design of so many of its jewels rooted in the history and heritage of the Eternal City. This customized series of walks explores a different side of the city, one as seen through the eyes of Bulgari. Individually created to satisfy myriad curiosities and interests, they let guests discover the answers to many of the Maison’s most iconic collections. Learn which brooch was inspired by St. Peter’s Square; which necklace reflects the shape of Castel Sant'Angelo; and about the mosaics of the Baths of Caracalla. Everywhere, a Bulgari secret.

LUNCH IN A PRIVATE HOME
This exclusive experience takes guests behind the doors of some of the city’s most magnificent private residences, experiencing refined dining and breathtaking views of Rome’s spectacular centuries-old architecture.

THE STREETS OF ARTISTS AND ARTISANS
Traditionally, Campo Marzio is the area of Rome where artists and artisans lived and worked. Known for its ateliers, it was a destination for potential customers to come and discover vibrant craftsmanship and one-of-a-kind pieces. This heritage is still alive today, and visitors can still wander the area to explore the shops of marble workers, mosaic makers, framers and antique dealers. This fascinating walking tour provides a window into Rome’s past that is still very much alive today.

ART BEHIND THE SCENES
As night falls, guests are invited to discover Rome’s museums in a more intimate way, exploring the full grandeur of the Eternal City’s sumptuous past. Private access allows for an up-close view of the countless treasures ensconced in the city’s most prestigious palaces, churches and art collections.

COUNTRYSIDE ESCAPE
Private lunches and extraordinary discoveries await, as guests experience some of Rome’s most beautiful countryside residences. Guests are invited to immerse themselves in nature and architecture, and uncover some of the most fascinating stories of the region.