Located in Parioli, the newest Hox boasts 192 bedrooms; Cugino and a café and aperitivo bar run in collaboration with local restaurant and micro-bakery Marigold.
Ennismore Design Studio have impressively transformed the ‘70s building into a Hoxton, collaborating with Fettle Design for the public spaces, and taking cues from the building’s original details and the rich architecture of the Eternal City. The dusty pink façade has remained largely untouched, whilst inside, the building has been completely reimagined, transformed into a 70’s modernist space with a ground floor comprising a large open lobby flooded with natural light; sweeping curved coffee bar and cafe, and a new shaded outdoor terrace.
The 192 bedrooms are spread over seven floors and come in six sizes: Shoebox, Cosy, Cosy Up, Roomy, Roomy Terrace and Biggy. Rooms draw references from the nostalgic interiors of classic Italian cinema, for which Rome is celebrated.
The Hoxton, Rome comes as the 10th hotel for the brand — a milestone moment in its exciting expansion. The Hoxton first opened its doors in Shoreditch, East London in 2006 and now has hotels in some key neighbourhoods across Europe and North America. Locations include London (Shoreditch, Holborn and Southwark), Paris, Amsterdam, New York, Portland, Chicago, and Downtown LA.
