Aleph Hotel Rome

Although the hotel is a bit of a walk from the some of the key Rome sites including the Trevi Fountain and Parthenon, it was a perfect choice for us. The hotel and our room were stylish and comfortable, on a quiet street. One evening we returned late in the evening from an all day tour and were too tired to venture out for dinner. So, we dined in the lobby bar. The service and the food were very good! Our only disappointment with the hotel was that the roof deck was not yet open for the season (missed it by a week).

This was our first time staying at this hotel, and we were so glad to have found it. The location is absolutely perfect, and the hotel itself is beautiful—clean, elegant, and with spacious rooms. From the moment we arrived, every staff member made us feel incredibly welcome. A special thank you to Amira, who went above and beyond by preparing our room for a special occasion before we even arrived. Her thoughtful assistance truly made our stay unforgettable. I highly recommend this hotel for its ideal location, excellent service, and overall wonderful experience.

We’ve not stayed at a lot of Curio / Hilton luxury hotels in the past, but decided to give the Aleph a try based on the reviews. We are so glad that we did! This is a gem of a hotel. It’s the perfect size for us - not too big, but still has a rooftop pool, a gym, a wonderful bar and restaurant with delicious food. The hotel is very centrally located near the Barberini station and it’s walkable to Trevi fountain, the Pantheon, and many of the typical sites in Rome. Very very convenient. The rooms are of a a very good size for Rome - nice king sized beds, plenty of room to open suitcases and walk around, modern bathrooms, plenty of charging points around the room. Our room had a view of another building (an inner view) and next time I think we’d upgrade to a better view. Service at the hotel is exception across the board. The concierge was very helpful in booking restaurants, providing recommendations, etc. Every interaction with hotel staff was great. Food in the restaurant was also very good. After dinner, we had a drink in the hotel lobby bar and they made probably the best Negroni I’ve ever tasted. All in all, we’d definitely return to the Aleph!

It's a nice and comfortable hotel, but would get by on the strength of its concierge service alone. It's conveniently located (right next to Barberini metro station and walkable to the Pantheon, etc) and has a pretty decent breakfast. The bar was amazing as well, and everyone we interacted with was so kind and thoughtful.

This Hotel is fantastic. Would’ve picked 4.5 rating if was given the option on TripAdvisor but you can only do either 4 or 5. Small elevators which isn’t even a criticism, rather just a reality/truth which is fine because it’s a historic building. Was incredibly quiet, until our fifth night at which point folks in the suite above us seemed to be stomping around and moving furniture etc. late in the evening and then again the next morning and that was very disturbing. We encountered similar issues at the Mandarin, Oriental, Ritz in Madrid last year and I think a lot of this, is just that it’s one of the downsides to staying in historic buildings; which also has some tremendous plusses, so it is what it is. There is a weird smell in the basement level where the little gym and spa are and sometimes it even infiltrates into one of the elevators- almost a sewage, plumbing-issue smell. This also might just be part of being an old historic building but if there’s anything that can be done to fix this it should be done. I’m not a Hilton/Curio guy, however we are traveling with another party this trip who are loyal Hilton Diamond members and they proposed this hotel for the Rome portion of this year’s European “vacation”. I was reluctant to stay here and started doing my own research prior to committing, and came on Tripadvisor (who I trust for the most part) and saw literally nothing but five star reviews, so I agreed. I am so happy that I did because this hotel is great. We’re in a small one bedroom suite which is great… marble flooring, VERY good air-conditioning, comfortable bed, good shower/water-pressure, clean, no smells, elegant, - you name it. My spouse is incredibly picky food wise and absolutely loves the morning breakfast. We were there go 6 nights and I would be hard pressed to find a staff member that is not a delight. The gym in the basement level is ill-equipped, but with the 10 miles of walking a day in Rome- so be it. Special mention to Michele G. who is/was Reservations Manager who assisted us a couple times pre-arrival with some complex issues and she was fantastic. This hotel is roughly half the price of the St. Regis or the Edition or some others and is likely superior.