Elegant guest house in the heart of Rome, just steps from Piazza di Spagna, with period-style rooms, a Turkish bath and dedicated concierge service for guests.
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Crossing Condotti is a charming guest house located on the first floor of a historic building in Rome, just steps from Piazza di Spagna and its famous staircase. The building houses period furnishings belonging to the owner’s private collection, including original wooden ceilings, prints, paintings and antique furniture that coexist with contemporary details.
The accommodations, with parquet flooring, range from the classic double room to suites with a separate living area, kitchenette and Turkish bath with chromotherapy lighting, designed both for short stays as a couple and for families needing more space, as in the case of the independent 60 sqm apartment. All rooms have tea and coffee sets, slippers and a TV with Sky channels.
The location, right in the Spagna district, is among the most appreciated strengths: restaurants, boutiques and historic cafés surround the building, while Spagna metro station is just 300 metres away. An address that combines Roman authenticity with convenience for those who want to explore the centre on foot.
The six room types available at Crossing Condotti share the stylistic imprint of the historic building that houses them: parquet flooring, period furniture alternating with contemporary elements, air conditioning, private bathroom, flat-screen TV with Sky channels and tea and coffee making facilities. Options range from the more compact Double Room, at 20 sqm, up to the 60 sqm Apartment in a separate building, designed for groups or large families thanks to two bathrooms and a full kitchen.
Among the intermediate options, the Junior Suite and Suite stand out, both with a separate living area and kitchenette, along with the Deluxe Double Room/Twin Room, which offers flexible bed configurations. Several accommodations include special details such as a Turkish bath with chromotherapy, an included iPad, or a view of an inner courtyard, making the choice of room an integral part of the stay experience.
A compact 20 sqm room furnished with a mix of period and contemporary furniture, designed for romantic stays as a couple. Equipped with a flat-screen TV with Sky channels, a coffee machine and soundproofing, it offers a cosy and quiet setting in the heart of the historic building.
Identical in size to the Double Room but designed for two people travelling without sharing a bed, with two separate single beds. Same period and contemporary furnishings, TV with Sky channels and tea and coffee set, ideal for friends or colleagues visiting Rome.
Larger than the double rooms, this 35 sqm junior suite has a separate living area, a kitchenette with free minibar and a Turkish bath with chromotherapy lighting, plus an independent entrance. It overlooks a small private courtyard and is among the few accommodations with a sofa bed for extra guests.
At 40 sqm, this is the largest of the classic suites, featuring a separate living area, kitchenette and Turkish bath with chromotherapy lighting. Compared to the Junior Suite, it adds an included iPad and an iPod docking station, for a stay with more attention to technological details.
The only room with a flexible bed configuration, a choice between two singles or a large double bed, also suitable for a third guest. Equipped with a kitchenette with free minibar and a shower cabin with chromotherapy, it stands out for the included iPad and the option to add a crib.
The largest accommodation in the property, 60 sqm in a separate building with an independent entrance, a distinct bedroom, a living room and two bathrooms with shower and bidet. The full kitchen with dishwasher and utensils makes it the only truly self-sufficient option, ideal for large families or extended stays.
Crossing Condotti offers a range of services designed to make a stay in Rome as comfortable as possible. Among the strengths noted by guests are the Turkish bath with spa/wellness packages, massages on request and free WiFi available throughout the property, as well as the option to bring pets at no extra charge.
Guests also have access to a concierge service, luggage storage, currency exchange and a tour desk to arrange visits and experiences in the city, including cooking classes, walking and cycling tours and themed evenings. Daily housekeeping, laundry service and an in-room safe complete the practical offering.
Every room has a private bathroom with bathrobe and free toiletries, a minibar, a coffee machine or electric kettle and a fridge, while the flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels provides entertainment during downtime.
Crossing Condotti is located in the Spagna district, one of the most elegant stretches of Rome’s historic centre, where cobbled lanes host luxury boutiques, art galleries and historic cafés. The building is surrounded by monuments and just steps from the Trinità dei Monti staircase, the beating heart of Roman life for centuries.
The Spanish Steps and the Fontana della Barcaccia are just 100 metres away, while the Trevi Fountain can be reached with a walk of about 550 metres. Spagna metro station, 300 metres away, quickly connects to the city’s main hubs, and Termini station is 1.8 km away. For those arriving by air, Fiumicino airport is about 19 km away and Ciampino airport 13 km.
Walking from here, you can easily reach Piazza del Popolo (700 m), Villa Borghese (1.4 km) and Piazza Navona (1 km), making the district a convenient base for exploring much of the historic centre on foot. In summer, evenings come alive with rooftop bars and outdoor restaurants in the surrounding lanes, while in winter the Christmas window displays along Via Condotti and Via del Corso attract evening strolls. Museums such as Palazzo Venezia and archaeological sites such as the Imperial Forums can be reached in a few minutes, making the area ideal for both cultural tourism and shopping.
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Guests especially praise the location, with a top score of 10, and the quality of the hospitality, rated nearly 10. Cleanliness and room comfort are also highly appreciated, while value for money, though still solid, remains the more modest score among the categories.
Crossing Condotti is located at Via Mario De’ Fiori 28, in the Spagna district, just 100 metres from the Spanish Steps and 300 metres from Spagna metro station.
Yes, Crossing Condotti accepts pets on request and at no extra charge.
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No, Crossing Condotti does not offer on-site private parking; it is advisable to check public parking options nearby in the Spagna district.
Crossing Condotti accepts cash payments only.
Yes, Crossing Condotti offers free WiFi throughout the property.
Crossing Condotti offers six room types, from the 20 sqm Double Room to the 60 sqm independent Apartment, including the Junior Suite and Suite with separate living area and Turkish bath.
