Six Senses Rome

We went to the bar and were treated amazingly. The staff were so nice and it was very friendly and inviting. The food was delicious, and the seating was very comfortable and stylish. I wish I was staying here. Written by an 11 year old companion

Trendy but not pretentious. Expensive but worth every penny. We are so thrilled to have the Six Senses in Rome, and central Rome no less! We had a great 10-day stay here with our family (both children and grandparents). Everything went smoothly, and everyone was quick to help. We loved the included breakfast. And while we didn't do too many other meals at the hotel, there are plenty in the neighborhood. Our room overlooked Via Veneto but the window glass is thick and it was nice and quiet in the room. We will be coming back!

If staying at Six Senses Rome was a sport, my wife and I would be gold medalists in never wanting to leave. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel like VIPs—or maybe long-lost relatives they were thrilled to see again. They’re that friendly, that helpful, and somehow always appear at just the right moment. The design? Imagine a Roman palace had a glow-up: sleek stone finishes, lush indoor greenery, and a vibe that’s both effortlessly cool and deeply relaxing. Our room was a stunner, but the real crown jewel was the spa and Roman baths—absolute heaven. We spent so much time soaking and unwinding that we may now be officially too relaxed to function in the real world. And let’s talk about the best modern touch: their text service. Need an extra towel? A dinner reservation? Perhaps just a kind word of encouragement after too much pasta? A simple text, and boom—problem solved. No awkward phone calls required. The location is another major win. You can practically wave at the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon is a quick stroll away, and Palazzo Venezia is right there—so sightseeing is a breeze (and so is grabbing another scoop of gelato). Bottom line: Six Senses Rome is the place to stay if you want a perfect mix of history, luxury, and “How is this even real?” level hospitality. Would give it six stars if I could!

Everything you would expect from Six Senses - luxury with an understated elegance, fantastic central location, beautiful historic building (which used to be a bank if I understood well), great service, delicious restaurant, very comfortable rooms etc. Unfortunately at that time of the year (late November), we could not enjoy the rooftop bar but it looks amazing (sprawling space, 360 views) and ought to be a "must do" in season. The spa is also very nice with an extensive "Roman baths" experience (multiple baths cold and hot, hammam etc.) which is extremely pleasant (and very much welcome after a whole day of sightseeing and/or shopping!)

Fantastic location, excellent quality products. What I really didn't like was the manager Enzo. He shouted at a bar employee who tried to comply with our request to look for my cousin in the pastry shop for a quick hello. He came across as the manager and he couldn't even speak English. At that point, my French friend thought it might be better to speak in French, but again, he could not help us. We leave very bitter and embarrassed because the bartender was shouted at in a way that was not appropriate to the situation and to where we were. Before leaving we approach the bartender, who apologises on behalf of his manager. In the end we went to have dinner somewhere else despite the fact that we had expressed the desire to have a good meal after the aperitif. I am very sorry to meet people like this, who doesn’t look like a good team leader or even speak a secondo language, especially in this sector. I wonder how recruitment interviews are conducted for important figures....