The Radisson Blu Ghr Hotel Rome is a makeover of two historic properties: the Grand Hotel Ritz, which opened for the 1960 Olympic Games, and the Regent Hotel.
With a total of 285 rooms of six different types, four restaurants, a congress centre, and a spa, the hotel's new look has not erased its glorious past. Modern comforts, clean lines and minimalist furnishings blend with the original frescoed ceilings, chandeliers, parquet floors, and white marble.
The 360 ° Holiday Restaurant for events
Le Roof, the panoramic restaurant with a bar and terrace, is on the sixth floor while the Osteria Romana on the ground floor serves traditional dishes based on locally sourced ingredients, as well as a selection of organic products. Connecting the two original units there is also an elegant bistro with a winter garden serving healthy and street food, and the renovated 360 ° Holiday Restaurant can host banquets, events, and weddings for up to 250. The hotel has six meeting rooms, one of which is one of the few, if not the only, immersive room in Rome with 18 projectors for 360-degree video diffusion.
Two iconic Roman hotels
"The first Radisson Blu in the capital brings together two iconic hotels,” says General Manager Gianluca Capone. “The renovations, which will be completed by September, have not affected operations. The hotel is open and bookings are looking especially good for the autumn.”
