Aleph Hotel, Rome

Hotel Introduction
Rome is renowned for its opulent palatial hotels; the Aleph stands out by offering the same calibre of luxury but in a fiercely contemporary setting.

The hotel interiors, designed by Adam Tihany, follow a theme of heaven and hell. The spa is a diaphanous azure slice of heaven, while the bars and restaurants are a boldly sinful red. Guest rooms have a strong 30s influence with rich, earthy tones to soothe and comfort. Though contemporary, the hotel is never minimalist. It is rich, opulent and evocative.

Dining
The hotel's Maremoto restaurant offers sophisticated cuisine in an exuberant atmosphere of vibrant red flames. The Dionisus wine bar is equally sinful and serves lighter lunches and dinners. The Angelo bar is anything but angelic, with its heady blend of scarlet, glossy black and crystal. Lastly, the rooftop restaurant, the aptly named 7 Heaven, offers elegant dining for 70 and divine views across the Eternal City.

Spa
The Aleph's Paradise Spa is an intimate, calming space offering a sauna, hammam, thermal bath and a small gym. Trained therapists offer treatments ranging from the traditional, such as Shiatsu, to the downright decadent (Melted Chocolate Massage, anyone?)

Location
Just a few steps away from the fabulously fashionable Via Veneto.

The hotel is centrally located and about 25km from Rome's international Leonardo da Vinci airport. A taxi would cost around €50 and take around 45 minutes, depending on traffic.

Contact the hotel to arrange a private limousine transfer or to book the shuttle service.

Contacts
Via di San Basilio 15 - Rome - Italy

Tel: (+39) 06 422 901
Fax: (+39) 06 422 900 00