Hotel Lord Byron

Art deco luxury combining elegance and a welcoming atmosphere

Slightly away from the bustling centre of Rome, the Lord Byron hotel provides the weary traveller with a haven of calm in elegant proportions. The hotel has understated but elegant bedrooms, light and chic public rooms and charming staff.

Quiet art deco lounges, works of art, feminine but vivacious, and only 32 rooms exude an air of friendly intimacy and non-confrontational modernity.

Offering one of the best kitchens in Rome and an astonishing wine cellar, the hotel’s restaurant, Sapori, is well worth a visit and will almost make you forget the presence of The Eternal City.

The clientele

Anyone looking for quiet surrounds and good food who would prefer to stay away from the noisy city centre will enjoy this hotel. Its clientele therefore are fairly demanding but attracted by its quiet elegance and the mix of traditional features and art deco style. The location is both the hotel’s strength and its weakness, depending on your needs.