Travel 2 minutes 31 October 2024

Hotels with Michelin Restaurants in Rome

Discover fine dining in top hotels across the city.

In Rome, many of the hotels featured in The Michelin Guide also boast a fine dining restaurant. Discover the best the city has to offer in high-end hospitality and fine dining, starting with the hotels that have received the highest accolade: the Michelin Key. Below, find hotels with Michelin Keys and Starred and recommended restaurants, as well as Michelin-Starred restaurants in recommended hotels. We've also included a few tips on attractions nearby.

Hotel Vilòn (Two Michelin Keys) and Adelaide restaurant

Via dell'Arancio 69
This magnificent 16th-century private residence annexed to the Palazzo Borghese housed a nunnery for much of the 20th century, and today boasts 18 guestrooms designed by architect Giampiero Panepinto and decorated by interior and set designer Paolo Bonfini.
Adelaide, whose seasonal cuisine combines the chef's origins in Campania with the most authentic Roman culinary tradition, is housed in intimate, welcoming spaces that have a distinctly theatrical feel.

Nearby: art and shopping. Tridente and luxury shopping, the Ara Pacis (Altar of Peace) and the Caravaggio paintings in Santa Maria del Popolo


© Hotel Vilòn
© Hotel Vilòn
© Far agency/Adelaide
© Far agency/Adelaide

Hassler Rome (One Michelin Key) and Imàgo restaurant (One Michelin Star)

Piazza Trinità dei Monti 6
At the top of the Spanish Steps, in one of the city's most prestigious locations, this hotel has become part of the history of Capitoline hospitality. Managed since 1890 with passion and great professionalism by the Wirth family (now with the sixth generation at the helm), it makes the most of its privileged position. Take in the city views from the windows of the Michelin-Starred Imàgo, as you tuck into cuisine based on Italian traditions and ingredients, often from Lazio, to design creative and meticulously choreographed plates. A faultless performance by the only establishment to boast both a Key and a Star under the same roof.

Nearby: Rome's green spaces. Piazza di Spagna, Villa Medici and the Pincio Gardens.

© Hassler Roma
© Hassler Roma
© Alberto Blasetti/Imàgo
© Alberto Blasetti/Imàgo

Eden Hotel, Dorchester Collection (1 Michelin Key) and La Terrazza Restaurant

Via Ludovisi 49
This hotel between Villa Borghese and Via Veneto is the epitome of charm and sophistication in the heart of la dolce vita. Opened in 1889, it continues to enchant travelers. At that time, it was the first in Rome to boast an elevator, electricity, heating and running water, and the press praised its views over the city and surrounding countryside. Today, the countryside is a little further away, but Eden's views remain breathtaking, especially from its restaurant, La Terrazza, which serves fine dining cuisine.

Nearby: art and dolce vita. Via Veneto, Piazza di Spagna, Palazzo Barberini, Bernini's The Ecstasy of St Teresa in Santa Maria della Vittoria

© Hotel Eden, Dorchester Collection
© Hotel Eden, Dorchester Collection
© Hotel Philosophy/La Terrazza
© Hotel Philosophy/La Terrazza

Bulgari Hotel Rome (1 Michelin Key) and The Restaurant - Niko Romito

Piazza Augusto Imperatore 10
In the heart of Rome's Campo Marzio rione or district, housed in a monumental 1940s building characterized by its profusion of marble and precious materials, this hotel harkens back to the splendor of Imperial Rome.
On the fifth floor, as well as commanding a splendid view of the Mausoleum of Augustus, Il Ristorante - Niko Romito also serves up cuisine that aligns with Italy's culinary tradition but is reworked with a light, elemental, and modern touch by Niko Romito for the Bulgari.

Nearby: art and shopping. Tridente and luxury shopping, the Ara Pacis (Altar of Peace), Palazzo Altemps with its Roman masterpieces

© Bulgari Hotel Roma
© Bulgari Hotel Roma
© Il Ristorante - Niko Romito
© Il Ristorante - Niko Romito

The First Arte, Rome and Acquolina restaurant (2 Michelin Stars)

Via del Vantaggio 14
A luxury hotel a stone's throw from Piazza di Spagna and entirely dedicated to art. The terrace has one of those thrilling views that are only to be found in the Eternal City; meanwhile, on the ground floor, the Two MICHELIN Star Acquolina serves creative and refined seafood cuisine that showcases the Mediterranean by drawing on its ingredients, aromas, and traditions.

Nearby: art and shopping. Tridente and luxury shopping, the Ara Pacis (Altar of Peace), Piazza del Popolo

© The First Arte, Rome
© The First Arte, Rome
© Acquolina
© Acquolina

Palazzo Manfredi Hotel and Aroma restaurant (1 Michelin Star)

Via Labicana 125

A gorgeous 17th century aristocratic palazzo is home to this unique luxury hotel. On its doorstep, one can admire the vestiges of the Ludus Magnus, where gladiators were trained before combat in the nearby Colosseum. Ensconced within the elegant, refined interior, you can feast your eyes on unparalleled views of some of Ancient Rome's most iconic sites.
On the panoramic terrace of the Michelin-Starred Aroma, savor Italian cuisine with a creative spin and detailed attention paid to the ingredients.

Nearby: Imperial and early Christian Rome. The Colosseum, Domus Aurea, Basilica di San Clemente

© Hotel Palazzo Manfredi
© Hotel Palazzo Manfredi
©sm/Aroma
©sm/Aroma

Hero image: © Hassler Hotel

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