The Luxury Travel Intelligence has assigned to Roma second place in the world for new ultra-luxury hotel openings, behind London. And in fact the investments of the main luxury brands and the major players in the sector continue to concentrate on the Capital, so much so that the estimate for 2025 is that of an increase in extra-luxury rooms of 30% and a doubling in the next 5 years.
This year, by intent, the opening of the Corinthia Rome (60 rooms and 21 suites) of the Maltese group of the same name that acquired the former headquarters of the Central Bank of Italy in Piazza del Parlamento. Another new addition this year, opened yesterday, is Casa Monti, first Italian property of the French Leitmotiv which develops over six floors and bears the signature of the designer Laura Gonzalez.
At the end of the year theOrient Expressformerly historic Hotel de The Minerva and the only hotel in the capital that dominates the dome of the Pantheon, the result of the agreement between the Accor Group brand and the Arsenale Group. Romeo Collection also lands in the capital, in via di Ripetta, with the Romeo Rome designed by Zaha Hadid Studio. It will have 74 ultra-luxury rooms and suites overlooking the city’s rooftops and a restaurant designed by the multi-starred chef Alain Ducasse.
However, the opening date of the announcement is not yet known Nobu Hotel and Restaurant Roma of actor Robert De Niro, chef Nobu Matsuhisa and film producer Meir Teper. Located in via Veneto, it will have 122 rooms and suites, including one of 500 m2.
In 2025, we read in Milano Finanza, they will also open the Grand Hotel Nazareno housed in the oldest former school in Europe; Baccarat Hotel Romein via Veneto; the Thompson Rome by Hyatt and the Rosewood which, with 157 rooms and 44 suites, will be housed in the former BNL headquarters.
In San Silvestro square, Palazzo Marini it will become a hotel Four Season. The project promises to be one of the most important real estate operations and boasts a total investment of over 500 million euros.
The renovation of the 10 former Unicredit villas in via Boncompagni has also begun and will be transformed into the luxury hotel complex Mandarin Orientalthe Hong Kong chain that has invested 80 million euros in the project. Expected opening: 2026.
