Hotel Eden

The Eden Spa is every inch as luxurious as you might expect from this decadent hotel. Calm and exquisite, the original architecture has been sensitively restored, with classic Roman vaulted ceilings and state-of-the-art facilities. There is a gym within the hotel, but the piece de resistance are the spa treatments.

Small but perfectly formed, you will find two luxury private spa suites and a couple’s suite, each with a private consultation area and en suite bathroom with shower. For natural and highly effective results, distinguished Italian brand Officina Profumo Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella offers a range of authentic products made by skilled artisans with sustainably sourced botanicals. Soothing facial and body treatments are offered by Anmin Cosmetics, which combines traditional craftsmanship with luxury ingredients for complete indulgence, including precious 24-karat gold and amber extract. Luxury treatments are exclusively offered by award-winning skincare specialist Sonya Dakar, who has personally trained the therapists in her innovative techniques.

Part of the Dorchester Collection and located in the heart of Rome, Hotel Eden sits close to the famous Spanish steps. A glamorous hotel featuring elegant and sumptuous design, the hotel is a city oasis that dates back to 1889 and throughout its illustrious history has welcomed royalty, dignitaries and numerous celebrities. There are 98 rooms and suite, all of which offer a luxurious and classical feel with fine fabrics and detailed artwork for both relaxation and comfort.

The hotel has two restaurants and a lounge; La Terrazza, Il Giardino and La Libreria bar and lounge. La Terrazza is a rooftop restaurant that offers sophisticated gourmet dining combined with captivating panoramic views over Rome, while the Chef’s Table at La Terrazza seats eight people and is designed for special occasions and intimate dinner parties. Meanwhile, Il Giardino Ristorante and Bar is a chic place that’s open throughout the day for classic Italian pasta dishes, pizza and cicchetti, while La Libreria serves light snacks, salads and afternoon tea. It’s also a great place to enjoy an aperitivo or post-dinner drink.

Board basis: room rates are based on a bed and breakfast basis however upgrades are available on request.