Evoking our neighbourhood’s millennia of passionate creativity, Hotel Indigo® Rome - St. George embraces you with a sensitive blend of contemporary comfort and historic charm only found in a luxury boutique hotel. Striking murals and parquet floors furnish our elegant guest rooms where you’ll drift off into blissful sleep. Revitalise Roman-style in our serene spa or reconnect with superfast WiFi.
Outside our city-centre hotel, travel back to ancient Rome in the Pantheon or cross the River Tiber to the Renaissance-era Sistine Chapel, jewel of the Vatican Museums. At night, savour elevated Roman cuisine at I Sofà Restaurant, and take a leisurely passeggiata to sip prosecco at bars overlooking baroque fountains in Piazza Navona.
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At the heart of Rome’s historic core, our Regola district was shaped by the great stars of the Renaissance. Step outside our city-centre hotel and you’re witness to its connections to 16th-century Rome. The vast travertine slabs lining its facade are known locally as the ‘sofas of Via Giulia’ and are all that remains of a vast courthouse designed by Renaissance grandee Donato Bramante.
Today Regola and Via Giulia still hum with creativity. Explore our ancient district’s meandering cobbled alleys and sun-washed piazzas to chance upon the workshops of antiques restorers and mosaic-makers, goldsmiths and leather workers. You’ll find masterpieces by Raphael and Caravaggio tucked away in baroque churches, and discover eye-catching work by emerging artists exhibited in contemporary galleries.
A cluster of sublime artworks by world-class names populate the gilded rooms of these museums. Look out for graceful classical sculpture, Renaissance masterpieces by Da Vinci and papal suites adorned with Raphael frescoes. But the real showstopper here is Michelangelo’s awesome Sistine Chapel ceiling, swathed in Biblical scenes.
Looming over the River Tiber for 2,000 years, this gaunt, circular fortress has been imperial mausoleum, jail and papal refuge. Today, an internal spiral ramp leads you past prison cells and Renaissance bedchambers to a museum of medieval weaponry. Carry on up to the roof terrace for a rare bird’s-eye view over the Vatican City.
Bristling with Baroque beauty, Piazza Navona’s ornate fountains sit against a magical backdrop of stately churches and majestic, pastel-coloured palazzos. Here, you’ll rub shoulders with artists eager to paint your portrait, buskers and jugglers. Take time out amid the gentle chaos to enjoy a Negroni cocktail in a sunny terrace café.
The piazza’s morning market lies at the heart of Roman life. You’ll be hit with an aromatic assault on the senses among the jumble of stalls piled high with plump grapes and ripe tomatoes, strings of garlic and fiery red chillies. At night, join the fun as the restaurants and cafés fill and the piazza morphs into party central.
The eccentric Renzo Piano-designed arts complex has 3 stages in ‘pods’ clustered around an outdoor amphitheatre and hosts concerts from classical to rock. Hear an orchestra play in the pure acoustics of the Santa Cecilia Hall or join exuberant crowds at Roma Summer Fest to see stars including Sting and James Blunt.
Confiscated from a powerful Mafia boss, the elegant, 1930s Villa Osio is now a temple of musical activity, embracing everything from Dixieland to experimental sounds. Catch local and internationally renowned musicians in the intimate auditorium or mingle with passionate jazz fans at summer festivals in its tree-shaded grounds.
Descend a winding staircase to this speakeasy-style cellar bar near Campo de’ Fiori for late-night cocktails and live music. Oriental rugs and framed art contrast with rustic brick walls in the subterranean space, where a hip crowd perches on ornately carved armchairs and battered leather sofas to hear sounds spanning blues, jazz and rock.
Take in sublime classical sounds beneath frescoes and gilded stucco in the atmospheric 17th-century sacristy of a Francesco Borromini-designed church. The diverse programme is packed with choral concerts, Baroque chamber works by Vivaldi and Telemann, and opera singers belting out stirring Verdi and Puccini arias.
Our elegant hotel restaurant adds a gourmet treat to your stay. At breakfast, tuck into freshly baked pastries and coffees in our suntrap courtyard. Over lunch and dinner, our chefs offer a menu of timeless Roman favourites bursting with Mediterranean flavours. Try our pasta dishes with craft beers or pair lamb with robust Lazio red wines.
In summer, we take our dining outdoors. Stop by our leafy roof terrace for a light lunch of pasta and a glass of prosecco. Later on, we’ll mix your cocktails as you watch the sunset brushing the city’s domes and towers with pink. After dark, up the romance factor and enjoy locally sourced, Mediterranean dishes à deux under the stars.
Serving the freshest of pastas, this simple, white-tiled café has a chalkboard menu of daily specials. Line up with hungry locals at the takeaway counter for classic carbonara or Rome’s traditional tortelli stuffed with pumpkin and sage. Eat in at cosy tables or assemble a picnic to enjoy overlooking the Tiber.
With whitewashed walls, mismatched tables and vintage sofas, local favourite Barnum is a one-stop, all-day café. Swing by for a frothy morning cappuccino or a lunchtime panini stuffed with veggies from Campo de’ Fiori market. After 7pm, settle down with stylish urbanites to sip cocktails or craft beers with salami or cheese aperitivos.
The hotel features one Boardroom ideal for small executive meetings or interviews. Natural daylight and design atmosphere characterizes this elegant room with direct access to the internal courtyard.