Hotel d’Inghilterra Roma, a favoured home for the international jet-set since its conversion into a hotel in the mid-19th century, reopened today having been restored to its original magnificence.
The extensive refurbishment includes a new facade, upgraded rooms and suites, together with the redesign of the common areas such as the bar and famous restaurant Cafè Romano, and the intimate lounges that for centuries have welcomed artists, writers, and travellers from all over the world.
The property, a member of Starhotels Collezione, is once again welcoming guests thanks to the work of Italian master craftsmen who restored the hotel to enhance its historical charm enriched with contemporary luxury and comfort.
Originally built as a private residence for the guests of Palazzo Torlonia, located directly opposite, the hotel’s superb location is just a few steps from the iconic Spanish Steps and the glamorous Via Condotti, with its innate elegance.

Top of page: Elisabetta Fabri, President of Starhotels Group, cuts the ribbon at today’s opening watched by Massimo Colli, General Manager Hotel d’Inghilterra – Starhotels Collezion, and staff members. Above: the hotel, now restored to its original magnificence
The project was curated by the Starhotels’ team of designers, with all phases of the work coordinated by Elisabetta Fabri, President and CEO of Starhotels, as an homage to the hotel’s remarkable heritage.
This meticulous approach included the preservation of historical architectural elements, as well as the restoration of valuable antique furniture and furnishings.
To bring out the hotel’s timeless elegance, the spaces have been reimagined, drawing inspiration from the atmospheres that once captivated travellers during the era of the Grand Tour.
Like an inviting private residence, the rooms and suites – reduced from 84 to 80 to provide more space for luxurious interiors – boast their own distinct character and design.

A hillside view from one of Hotel d’Inghilterra Roma’s balcony suites
The furnishings combine finely restored antique pieces from the hotel’s collection with creations of contemporary high craftsmanship, giving the hotel a renewed sense of authenticity.
The renowned Café Romano Restaurant, expanded and transformed into a true Roman lounge for convivial moments, will also unveil a refreshed gastronomic experience in the coming weeks.
Also, Hotel d’Inghilterra will soon present an intimate and unique spa, ideal for a relaxing retreat in Rome, and an exclusive rooftop terrace, providing a privileged view of the Eternal City.




