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Six Senses Rome
Six SensesUltra-LuxuryCity

Rome, Italy

96 rooms
Patricia Urquiola / 18th-Century Roman Baroque Palazzo Grand Palace Architecture
Rome, Italy

Rooms & Suites

Six Senses Rome Rooms & Suites

Accommodations at Six Senses Rome comprise 96 rooms and suites styled by Patricia Urquiola in Roman travertine and Cocciopesto with French windows, featuring Piazza San Marcello and courtyard views, plush king beds, and travertine bathrooms with deep soaking bathtubs, TV mirrors, and custom Six Senses amenities.

3 categories on the live list

Before you book a room

  • All 96 rooms feature Patricia Urquiola design, Roman travertine, and marble bathrooms.
  • Mellini Suites feature private stone balconies overlooking historic Piazza San Marcello.

Category 1

Deluxe King Room with Piazza San Marcello View

A sleek Urquiola room featuring travertine boiserie, piazza window, king bed, and marble bath with tub.

32 m² / 344 sq ft

Category 2

Four Seasons Executive One-Bedroom Mellini Suite

Spacious suite featuring separate living salon, private terrace, church view, and luxury bath.

70 m² / 753 sq ft

Category 3

The Salviati Master Presidential Palazzo Compound

The pinnacle luxury residence featuring 2 bedrooms, private rooftop terrace, salon, and dedicated host.

140 m² / 1,506 sq ft

Six Senses Rome rooms FAQ

How many rooms does Six Senses Rome have?
The luxury boutique palace features 96 rooms and executive suites starting at 32 m².
What materials are featured in the rooms?
Rooms feature local Roman travertine, Cocciopesto plasterwork, Italian oak, and bespoke lighting.
What is The Salviati Master Presidential Palazzo Compound?
It is a 140 m² luxury suite with private rooftop terrace, salon, and dedicated host.
What room categories exist?
Categories include Deluxe Piazza (32 m²), Mellini Suites (70 m²), and Salviati Compounds (140 m²).

Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026