Six Senses Rome

28sq m | View over the hotel’s courtyard, San Marcello al Corso church or Via dell'Umiltà | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Queen-size bed | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating and bronze fittings | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products

23-41sq m | Views over the hotel’s courtyard or the Via di San Marcello | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Sitting area | King-size bed | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating and bronze fittings (some have double sinks too) | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | Some of these rooms are accessible for guests with mobility issues | On request these rooms interconnect

28-39sq m | Views over the hotel’s courtyard, Via di San Marcello, or Via dell’Umiltà | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Sitting area with a sofa | King-size bed (can be twinned on request) | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating and bronze fittings (some have double sinks too) | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | A baby cot can be added

29-32sq m | Views over the hotel’s courtyard or San Marcello church | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Sitting area with a sofa | King-size bed (can be twinned on request) | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating and bronze fittings (some have double sinks too) | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | A baby cot can be added

40-56sq m | Laid out like a studio | Views over Via del Corso or cobbled Via dell’Umiltà | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a touch of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls, rainbow-hued Travertine flooring and polychrome-marble walls | Sitting area with a sofa | King-size bed | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating and bronze fittings (some have a bath tub or double sinks too) | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | A baby cot can be added

47sq m | Set at the corners of the hotel | Views over the surrounding’s grand architecture | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Sitting area with a sofa | Two twin beds | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating, twin sinks and bronze fittings | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | An extra bed or baby cot can be added

50-65sq m | Set at the corners of the palace | Views over the hotel’s courtyard, Via di San Marcello, or Via dell’Umiltà | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Separate living room with a sofa and dining area | Bedroom with a king-size bed | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating, twin sinks and bronze fittings (some have a bath tub too) | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | An extra bed or baby cot can be added

40-49sq m interior | Set on the third or fourth floors of the palace | Expansive views over the neighbourhood | 40sq m to 75sq m terrace with living and dining spaces | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Sitting area with sofa | King-size bed (can be twinned on request) | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating, twin sinks and bronze fittings | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | An extra bed or baby cot can be added

71-81sq m | Set on the corner of corner of Piazza San Marcello and Via del Corso, so have dual-aspect city views, including over the Altare della Patria | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls, marble triclinium and original bay windows | Separate living room with a sofa and dining area | Bedroom with a king-size bed | Travertine marble bathroom with a bath tub, walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating, twin sinks and bronze fittings | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | An extra bed or baby cot can be added

112sq m interior | Set on the third floor | 27sq m private furnished terrace | Dual-aspect views over the hotel’s courtyard where a sculpture by Ludovico Quaroni is on display, and the Piazza San Marcello | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Kitchenette | Living room with a sofa, dining area, media library and fireplace | Laundry room | Two bedrooms each with a king-size bed, one of which can be split into twins | Two bathrooms, both in Travertine with bronze fittings and underfloor heating. One has a walk-in shower and bath tub, the other a walk-in shower | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | An extra bed or baby cot can be added