Steps from Villa Borghese and the storied Via Veneto, nhow Roma Vittorio Veneto reopened in September 2025 as a bold reinvention of the former NH Collection property, following a 25-million-euro, four-year overhaul that grew it from 190 to 260 rooms. Interior designer Emiliano Calderini's "New Old Times" concept uses a décollage technique to layer classical Rome with urban art: Venus de Milo in headphones, reception desks shaped like Roman chariots and karaoke-fitted elevators. Room floors echo ancient mosaics; the lobby nods to Roman baths. LUDO, an Italian-American brasserie with DJ sets and live shows, anchors the dining, alongside a hidden speakeasy and gym. It suits travellers wanting Rome with a playful, contemporary edge.
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