The Hotel Indigo® Rome - St. George is a 5 star luxury hotel located in Via Giulia right in the historic centre of Rome amidst galleries, boutiques and workshops. Our 5 star luxury hotel perfectly blends modern comforts with hints of our neighbourhood story, as the original travertine marble walls and the murals celebrating the area's long history of artistic expression. At I Sofà Bar Restaurant & Roof Terrace, which moves to the top floor of the hotel during summer, our chef Marco Petroni handpicks seasonal ingredients and crafts farm-to-fork Roman recipes. Relax in our Roman bath including large whirlpool, sauna and Turkish bath at our wellness centre. Our outdoor event space suits 200, and we're walking distance from Pantheon, Vatican City, Castel Sant'Angelo, Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori and the Spanish Steps.
Free access to mini gym featuring treadmill, bicycle, elliptical cardio.
On-Site Fitness Center Available
On a street shaped by some of Italy’s most celebrated architects, our neighborhood is steeped in creativity and our street itself, Via Giulia, has been a byword for craft and invention for centuries. Built by the most inspired creatives of the Renaissance and fuelled for centuries by talented local craftsmen, our neighborhood is now encircled on all sides by a new generation of ambitious artists and artisans. Today, the Via Giulia is the inspirational backbone of this vibrant district, lined with wonderful galleries, boutiques and the workshops of everyone from goldsmiths to mosaic-makers.
Walk towards Farnese Square with its charming palazzo home to the French Embassy, move on to the well-known Campo De’ Fiori, characteristic market every morning and a must for the Roman movida in the evening. Keep walking towards Navona Square to finish off the tour on an artistic note with Bernini and Borromini’s masterpieces
Visit St. Peter’s Basilica and climb onto its dome for an unforgettable view over the city. Book a fast track ticket for the Vatican Museums and take time to contemplate the uniqueness of Michelangelo’s Frescoes decorating the Sistine Chapel. Ask the hotel for the exclusive tickets to the Papal Audience by Pope Francis.
Cross the angels’ bridge to reach St. Angelo’s Castle, with its unique round shape. Visit the museums and walk up to the terrace to admire a 360° view over the Eternal City and the river Tiber. During the summer nights the castle opens its doors to a rich calendar of events such as opera, classical music and jazz concerts.
Enter its portico dominated by large granite Corinthian pillars and look up to the sky to admire its dome with a unique central opening, called oculus. If you are lucky enough to be in Rome on the Pentecost Sunday you will have the opportunity to enjoy the tradition of the rose petals being fluttered down through the oculus.
Built by the famous architect Renzo Piano, the Auditorium Parco della Musica is a multifunctional complex hosting events and exhibitions of high artistic and cultural content. While Auditorium Conciliazione is an amazing theatre and event location for concerts and plays just a few steps from the Vatican.
With more than 30 years of activity, this historic pub located in Prati district offers a great selection of live music. Every evening, starting from 9:30pm, visitors can assist to Italian and international artists covering various music genres: rock, jazz, blues, swing and pop while enjoying a glass of their favorite drink.
This speakeasy inspired cocktail bar and cultural association will seduce you with its sleek and vintage atmosphere. Recycled design furniture makes it an intimate and cozy setting where to sip historical drinks reinterpreted into modern tones while listening to live music every weekend. The perfect place to step back in time.
Vibrant and small bar right in the heart of Trastevere, very popular for its Brazilian touch. Big juicy cocktails with fresh fruit, authentic Brazilian nibbles and real vibes from Rio will make you dive into Latin American moods. Among a wide list of colorful cocktails a must have is the mojito voted one of the best in town.
The Roman ghetto is one of the oldest Jewish districts in the world. Visit “Portico di Ottavia” and the Synagogue and stop for lunch or dinner to taste the famous kosher cuisine. Try Giggetto restaurant, dated 1923, where you can delight your palate with traditional recipes such as Jewish style artichokes and fried cod fillet.
Trastevere is one of the most picturesque neighborhoods of Rome, very popular for the authentic Roman cuisine! Taverna Trilussa restaurant is our suggestion: from the deep-fried appetizers to the tasty Amatriciana and Carbonara, served directly in the pan, to the typical Roman lamb. You won’t be certainly disappointed.
Borgo is the closest district to the Vatican, offering a relaxed atmosphere and one of the trendiest restaurants in Rome: Temakinho, a perfect blend between Japanese and Brazilian cuisine. The colorful design and the amazing terrace open during summer make it the perfect spot for a pit stop after visiting the Vatican Museums.
Food is the top ingredient of a trip. Among the must-eat street food the Supplì, a fried rice croquette with meat ragout and mozzarella, the stuffed Fiori di zucca, deep-fried zucchini flowers with mozzarella and anchovies or a slice of Roman focaccia. For the more adventurous and curious ones, tripe and tail are to be tried.
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.
