Design hotel in Rome just steps from Villa Borghese, with free bicycles, terrace, restaurant and 24-hour front desk.
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The Hoxton, Rome is a 4-star hotel located 700 metres from Villa Borghese, designed for those looking for a contemporary urban style without giving up the amenities of a higher-category hotel.
The entirely non-smoking property offers six types of air-conditioned rooms ranging from the compact 15 sqm Shoebox to the spacious 28 sqm Biggy, with options featuring a balcony or private terrace along the way. Every room has a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, flat-screen TV, safe and soundproofed walls, making for a practical stay for both solo travellers and couples.
Standout amenities include free bicycle rental, meeting and event spaces, room service and a 24-hour front desk with multilingual staff. Pets are welcome with no extra charge. The area, popular with couples for its proximity to Villa Borghese park and metro stations, allows guests to reach the main points of interest in Rome’s centre on foot or with just a few minutes on the metro.
The six room types at The Hoxton, Rome share air conditioning, soundproofed walls, a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and a flat-screen TV, ensuring a consistent standard regardless of the option chosen. The range starts with the compact Shoebox, designed for solo travellers, and gradually increases in size up to the Biggy, the largest at 28 sqm with a separate lounge area.
The Cosy and Cosy Up rooms offer a large or extra-large double bed with a tea and coffee set and a safe, while the two Roomy versions stand out for the addition of a balcony or a private terrace respectively, ideal for those who want their own outdoor space. All rooms have an independent entrance and parquet floors, a detail that adds to the boutique character of the property.
The most compact of the six room types, designed for solo travellers. It has an independent entrance, air conditioning and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and hairdryer, in an essential yet functional 15 sqm space.
A 19 sqm double room with soundproofed walls, a tea and coffee set, a safe and parquet floors. Compared to the Shoebox, it offers more space and accommodates couples, while keeping a compact but complete layout.
A slightly larger version of the Cosy, with 22 sqm of space and the same tea and coffee set, safe and parquet floors. The main difference from the Cosy lies precisely in the larger floor area.
A 20 sqm room with a separate lounge area and a private balcony, as well as a desk and flat-screen TV. The balcony sets it apart from the Cosy rooms, offering a personal outdoor space not found in the smaller room types.
The same floor area as the Roomy Room with Balcony, but with a private terrace instead of a balcony: a larger outdoor space to relax in, plus an indoor lounge area and desk.
The most spacious room in the property, with 28 sqm and a separate lounge area with a flat-screen TV. Compared to the Roomy rooms, it gains indoor square metres rather than outdoor space, making it the ideal choice for those seeking maximum indoor comfort.
The Hoxton, Rome provides guests with free bicycles and organises bike tours, a practical way to explore the Villa Borghese area without relying on public transport. The front desk stays open 24 hours a day with staff speaking Arabic, English, Spanish and French, while room service and daily housekeeping ensure a worry-free stay.
The property has an in-house restaurant and bar, with breakfast also available in the room, plus a bar service with wine and champagne. Meeting and banquet spaces are available, useful for work stays or small events.
On the accessibility front, the hotel offers rooms and facilities designed for guests with disabilities, wheelchair access, tactile signage and Braille aids. All rooms are air-conditioned, soundproofed and non-smoking, with a lift connecting the upper floors.
The Hoxton, Rome is located on Largo Benedetto Marcello, in the Salario-Nomentano district, an elegant residential area north of the historic centre, just 550 metres from Villa Borghese and its Uccelliera. Around the hotel, the neighbourhood mixes early 20th-century buildings with small local venues, with the restaurant Cugino practically right at the entrance and several cafés within 200 metres.
The nearest metro station, Castro Pretorio, is about 1.5 km away, while Piazza di Spagna and its famous steps can be reached in just under 2 km. Ciampino Airport is 14 km away, and Fiumicino Airport is about 20 km away. Piazza Fiume, with shops and connections towards the centre, is 750 metres away, and the Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome is 650 metres away.
Guests staying here can walk to the gardens of Villa Borghese for a stroll or a bike ride using the hotel’s free bicycles, or head towards the historic centre: the Trevi Fountain is 2.3 km away, Piazza Navona about 3 km, and the Imperial Forums just a little further. In summer the park offers shade and open spaces, while in cooler months the neighbourhood’s streets are perfect for evening walks among bars and traditional Roman trattorias.
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Reviews particularly praise the comfort of the rooms (9.5) and cleanliness (9.4), as well as the friendly, multilingual staff (9.3). Value for money and location, while still solid, are the relatively lower scores among the categories rated.
Yes, The Hoxton, Rome accepts pets and doesn’t charge any extra fee for their stay.
No, based on available information The Hoxton, Rome doesn’t offer on-site parking.
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Yes, The Hoxton, Rome is about 550 metres from Villa Borghese, an easy walk away.
Yes, The Hoxton, Rome provides free bicycles for guests and organises bike tours.
The Biggy room is the largest in the property, with 28 sqm and a separate lounge area featuring a flat-screen TV.
Yes, The Hoxton, Rome offers accessible rooms, wheelchair access, tactile signage and Braille aids.
