Wellness luxury vacation in eternal Rome - we present to you the newly opened Six Senses Rome, which focuses on sustainability and well-being.
Hotel Six Senses Rome is placed in the former Palazzo Salviati Cesi Mellini, whose history dates back to the 15th century and offers the spirit of grandeur of prominent Roman families. It is located next to the church of San Marcello al Corso, whose attractive baroque facade by Carlo Fontana dominates the small square of San Marcello. The location is suitable for this. Trevi Fountain it's only a five minute walk away, the Pantheon as well, but in the other direction.
In 96 rooms and suites, guests can choose from twelve different categories. The most that the hotel offers are three top-quality apartments with large outdoor terraces, with views of the city and luxurious bathrooms in the style of antiquity. The architects have not forgotten the heritage of Roman palaces when it comes to furnishing, so luxury is subtly reflected at every step, in decorative finishes and sumptuous materials.
Looking for something for your taste buds? Take a look at the restaurant-cafe-bar BIVIUM. The lively space, which stretches almost the entire length of the ground floor, brings the concept of an all-day restaurant to Rome. The kitchen, led by chef Nadia Frisina, is modern Italian, with Rome at its center and an emphasis on plant-based nutrition. The NOTOS roof terrace offers snacks and an excellent wine list with a panoramic view of the Eternal City.
One of the pillars of the Six Senses group is wellness, which in this case shines through the introduction of traditional ancient Roman bathing. The three plunge pools offer a 60-minute journey through the calidarium, tepidarium and frigidarium to reduce inflammation and muscle pain. There are five treatment rooms, a hammam, biohacking and meditation rooms, a fitness room and an outdoor yoga terrace.
