Roma Capitale Luxury Hotels

Roma Capitale, the Metropolitan City in Lazio comprising Rome and 120 surrounding municipalities, is home to six verified luxury hotels affiliated with international brand alliances. The metropolitan area extends from the Tyrrhenian Sea coast to mountain ranges inland, making it accessible via three major airports and an extensive metro system.

Roma Capitale at a glance

Roma Capitale is the Metropolitan City of Rome Capital in Lazio, Italy, comprising Rome and 120 additional municipalities. Established in 2015, it is the largest metropolitan city in Italy. The region encompasses varied terrain, from flat areas around the Roman and Tiber Valley to mountains in the north, east, and south. The coastline along the Tyrrhenian Sea extends approximately 130 kilometres (81 mi) from Civitavecchia to Torre Astura, with several volcanic lakes scattered throughout the northern and southeastern areas.

Luxury brands and alliances in Roma Capitale

Six verified luxury hotels operate in Roma Capitale, representing five international brand alliances. Hotel Eden carries the Dorchester Collection flag; J.K. Place Roma and Hassler Roma affiliate with The Leading Hotels of the World; Six Senses Rome represents the Six Senses brand; W Rome operates under W Hotels; and Palazzo Manfredi is part of Small Luxury Hotels of the World. All six hotels are located in Rome.

Getting there and around

Roma Capitale is accessible via three airports. Leonardo da Vinci International Airport near Fiumicino to the southwest is Italy's chief airport and handles intercontinental flights. Rome Ciampino Airport serves the southeast with civilian and military operations. Rome Urbe Airport to the north handles general aviation and private flights.

The metropolitan area's principal railway hub is Roma Termini, one of the largest railway stations in Europe. As the most heavily used railway station in Italy, Roma Termini serves as a major transport hub for central Italy. Roma Tiburtina, the second-largest station in the city, functions as a high-speed rail terminus and has been redeveloped to accommodate modern rail travel.

A metro system operates throughout Roma Capitale with three lines: A, B, and C. Lines A and B intersect at Roma Termini station, with the A line extending from Ottaviano to Anagnina and the B line serving additional areas including Rebibbia. The B1 branch, which opened in 2012, connects to the main B line at Piazza Bologna over 3.9 km (2 mi). The C line is currently under construction with an estimated 30 stations planned over a distance of 25.5 km (16 mi).

Questions about staying here

How many verified luxury hotels are in Roma Capitale?

Six verified luxury hotels operate in Roma Capitale: Hotel Eden, J.K. Place Roma, Hassler Roma, Six Senses Rome, W Rome, and Palazzo Manfredi.

Which luxury brands and alliances are represented in Roma Capitale?

Five international brand alliances are represented: Dorchester Collection, The Leading Hotels of the World, Six Senses, W Hotels, and Small Luxury Hotels of the World.

Which airports serve Roma Capitale?

Three airports serve the metropolitan area: Leonardo da Vinci International Airport near Fiumicino (southwest), Rome Ciampino Airport (southeast), and Rome Urbe Airport (north).

What is the population of Roma Capitale?

As of 2026, Roma Capitale has a population of 4,224,901 across the metropolitan area comprising Rome and 120 surrounding municipalities.

What public transport is available in Roma Capitale?

Roma Capitale has a three-line metro system (A, B, and C lines) and is served by Roma Termini, one of Europe's largest railway stations, with extensive intercity and international rail connections.

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