Rome Marriott Grand Hotel Flora

The Grand Hotel Flora stands on Via Veneto, the broad boulevard that runs between the ancient Roman walls and the edge of Villa Borghese. Both are immediately outside: the walls date back two thousand years, and the gardens begin next door. The position is one of the quieter corners of central Rome despite the address — the street is wide and tree-lined, and the park begins where the pavement ends.

The building is Neoclassical, with the high ceilings, detailed plasterwork, and formal proportions that belong to the style. Rooms and suites have been refurbished while keeping that framework. The hotel works for both business travel and longer leisure stays, and the room category range reflects that.

The Cabiria restaurant serves Mediterranean food; the bar adjoins it, facing onto Via Veneto. The Flora Rooftop Terrace — one floor above the main building — is used for weddings and private events, and gives a view across the Rome roofline. The solarium has a hot tub.

Via Veneto is walkable to the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain, and the Borghese Gallery sits inside the park directly behind the hotel.