Crossing Condotti, Rome

Crossing Condotti, located on the first floor of an 18th-century townhouse near Via Condotti, houses Spagna, featuring an ancient portrait and a modern piece by the artist Wetfloor, offset by antique furniture and handicrafts. Rooms include a 40" LCD TV with SKY sports and movie channels, slippers, and a hairdryer. Some rooms have two bronze lamps made by the Roman metalsmith Riccardi and two seats made by Milan's Glab laboratory. The Spagna room features black artwork and a vintage mirror from a flea market. The bedroom includes top quality linens and a large wardrobe overlooking the internal courtyard. Superior rooms accommodate up to 2 adults and 1 baby, while deluxe rooms fit 2 adults and 1 child. Junior and Master Suites house up to 4 adults, and the Penthouse Suite and Apartment accommodate up to 6 adults. The Mezzanine overlooks the living room.

Crossing Condotti provides guests with access to a kitchenette, decorated with Fornasetti wallpaper and a Le Corbusier lamp, and stocked with daily essentials, including a fridge, kettle, and coffee machine. A kitchenette bar is perfect for a glass of wine from downtown wine bars. Many boutiques in the center of Rome use La Buvette for catering. For a classic Roman meal, a Roman Osteria offers carbonara, amatriciana, tripe, and ox tail. The Michelin-starred chef Nino Graziano offers a food and wine journey with unique flavors and aromas.

Guests can relax on the armchair or sofa near the two floor lamps. The Appia Antica, the old Roman Appian Way, features ruins, old houses, and catacombs. Guests can take bus ATAC number 492 to the Piazza San Silvestro stop, 500 meters from Crossing Condotti. The hotel is near over 900 churches. Some suites come equipped with a small patio. Guests also can enjoy the swimming pool, gazebos and charming terraces at Crossing the Rock, a Luxury Villa in Sicily.

Crossing Condotti is near the stairway of Trinità dei Monti, surrounded by monuments on the first floor of an ancient building and near high fashion shopping, restaurants, and cafes. It is located near Piccadilly, offering trains every few minutes. To arrive by Metro, take line A, direction Battistini until the stop Spagna, 100 meters from Crossing Condotti. The hotel is a short distance from La Buvette, offering quiet calm outdoor seating. We advise that you leave your car at the Villa Borghese parking lot (the fee is 20 euros per day) or at the Ludovisi parking lot (the fee is 18 euros per day).

Francesco and Davide are available as the concierge team. Francesco can prepare coffee, offer tips on local attractions, and manage special requests. Fatima and Lara maintain the rooms. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The Double Deluxe, Junior Suite, and Master Rooms have a kitchenette and bar. A shared kitchenette is equipped with a Nespresso machine, ice maker, and fridge stocked with soft drinks. Guests can store luggage. The concierge desk operates daily from 8:30 am to 6:30 pm.