Palazzo Montemartini Rome, A Radisson Collection Hotel

Palazzo Montemartini Rome, A Radisson Collection Hotel Overview

You know what caught me off guard about Palazzo Montemartini? Walking up to this sleek, modern facade right across from Termini Station, I was honestly expecting another soulless business hotel. I mean, the location screams “transit convenience” more than “Roman luxury,” but step inside and—wow. They’ve done something really special here.

The whole place is built around this incredible concept where ancient Roman statues are just casually displayed throughout the hotel like you’re wandering through a private museum. And I’m not talking about replicas either—these are actual archaeological pieces that were discovered during construction. The lobby feels like someone’s sophisticated living room if that someone happened to be a Roman emperor with impeccable taste. There’s this amazing interplay between ultra-modern design and these 2,000-year-old marble figures that shouldn’t work but absolutely does. The lighting is moody in all the right ways, and honestly, I found myself taking the long way to the elevator just to walk past the sculptures again.

What really sold me on this place (beyond the obvious cool factor) is how they’ve managed to make Termini Station feel like an asset rather than something you just tolerate. Yeah, you’re literally a two-minute walk from Rome’s main train hub—which sounds chaotic but actually makes your life ridiculously easy. Want to hit up Trastevere for dinner? Hop on the tram right outside. Need to catch an early flight? The airport express leaves from across the street. Plus, and this is key, the hotel’s soundproofing is legit. I was worried about train noise, but my room on the fourth floor was surprisingly quiet, even with the windows open. The rooms themselves lean contemporary—clean lines, marble bathrooms that feel spa-like, and these floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the city in a way that makes even the urban chaos look elegant. The bed situation is serious too; I’m talking about the kind of mattress that makes you question your life choices at home.

The staff here gets it—they’re not just going through hospitality motions. The concierge actually knows the neighborhood beyond the tourist basics (ask about the little wine bar on Via Giolitti that locals hit up after work), and the front desk doesn’t make you feel like you’re bothering them when you need restaurant recommendations. Breakfast is served in this gorgeous space where you’re literally eating alongside ancient Roman artifacts, which is probably the most Roman thing you can do without actually time traveling. Sure, you’re paying for the location and the concept, but honestly? After spending a few days here, walking through Rome with that perfect mix of ancient and modern fresh in your mind, it feels worth it. This isn’t just a place to sleep between sightseeing—it’s part of the Rome experience itself.

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Reviews of Palazzo Montemartini Rome, A Radisson Collection Hotel

• James from Ireland (9/10)

  Very well appointed spacious and airy rooms. Excellent housekeeping and service throughout. Meticulously clean, helpful and accommodating staff and just a pleasure to stay there.

• Gintaras from United Kingdom (7/10)

  All the hotel stuff was amazing and helpful, we were very pleased, especially Lucrezia, really helpful, thank you.

• Corinne from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Location was perfect 5 minutes from the central railway station in Rome.

• Miles from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Great location, very friendly and helpful staff

• Manaf from Saudi Arabia (9/10)

  The suite made me feel that I am in a palace.
  The staff was very friendly and helpful.

• Maryam from Iran (7/10)

  It was a good hotel but inside our room wasn’t good

• Arjan from Netherlands (8/10)

  The property is gorgeous in an outstanding location. The SPA is a treat.
  
  They also upgraded us to a junior suite, which was very lovely indeed.
  
  Breakfast was delicious, and restaurant staff in particular were excellent.

• Mohamad from Côte d'Ivoire (7/10)

  Very good

• Sam from Qatar (7/10)

  Clean hotel, big rooms , Ahmad at the restaurant was very helpful and smiles all the time, unlike the other staff in the restaurant were not friendly

• Geoffrey from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Very spacious room in a comfortable hotel in a part of Rome easy to reach and good for both sightseeing, work and nearby restaurants. The staff were especially good – very friendly and helpful at all times.

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