Nestled in the Rigola District, behind an old yet beautiful door on a narrow side street, Chapter Roma is seen as the bedrock of Rome. The hotel is located on a street of blacksmiths, which brings a certain artsy character and aesthetic to the place. And while the streets are quaint and relaxing, the hotel itself is the perfect mix between classic aesthetic and contemporary design.
The original building dates from 1880 and follows a neoclassical design penciled by Tristan Diu Plessis. The designer made use of a lot of brass, raw steel, bronze, and copper so that he could give his creation an industrial touch.
That being said, he also added quite a few contrasting elements that included herringbone oak floors, exposed brick, soft velvet, and Italian furniture to add an extra dose of warmth to the space.
There are 42 minimalist rooms in the hotel, each designed with bright-colored yet inviting furniture, side tables, benches, lighting from British designers, and metal closets. Each room has been carefully decorated with items such as vintage telephones that add an extra dose of character.
Chapter Roma offers anything that you may need, not requiring you to leave the premises (unless you want to). You can do your shopping at the all-in-one on-site grocery store, have breakfast or lunch at 'Hey Baby,' or enjoy some classic Italian food at the lavish 'Campocori.'
