STAY > Hotel H’all Tailor Suite

You know it is not all about the breakfast but at this hotel it is definitely a consideration. Hotel H’all is a boutique hotel of just 14 suites each with it’s own style and identity. It is also home to Michelin Starred Ristorante All’Oro (ALMANAK 18/20) which is downstairs. That means that breakfast at the Hotel H’all is going to be one to remember with house made patisseries, jams, maritozzi and bombe. Other choices include perfect eggs, pancakes, sliced meats and cheese and of course a selection of champagne.

There are five styles of room from Classic to Superior which are excellent rooms with neoclassical furniture. There are three sizes of suite Junior, Standard and Family.

The Jacuzzi Suite is 35 square meters and has a king sized bed, Lavazza Espresso Machine, a pillow menu and more. There are the expected complimentary toiletries and slippers but the suprise that amused me was the cigar menu with a selection of the finest quality cigars (especially as it is a non smoking hotel).

All rooms have parquet floors, brass lighting fixtures and Murano glass showers.

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EAT >

The obvious point is you are staying at a hotel with a Michelin Star restaurant so make sure you get along there. But the immediate area around the hotel is not full of amazing choices so we suggest you get out and explore Rome is full of amazing places to eat so check for our latest updates in the ALMANAK GUIDE > ROME.

WORK OUT >

The hotel does not have any gym equipment, but this Rome so get out there and walk the streets, or even better go for a run down along the banks of the River Tiber. It is about 2.5 kilometres to the Vatican so if running is your thing that would make a nice 5km circuit.

SEE and DO >

Walking in Rome is fairly easy and some of the Eternal City’s most fascinating sites can easily be reached by foot from the hotel. Starting at the beautiful Piazza del Popolo which is just up the street, you can enter Rome’s most elegant luxury shopping streets (Via del Babuino, Via del Corso and Via di Ripetta), head to the Spanish Steps then the romantic walk on top of the Pincio Hill, with a beautiful view of Rome. From there it is not far to the large Villa Borghese park and its Gallery (why not rent a bike or four wheeler to explore the park), The Borghese Museum houses masterpieces by Bernini, Caravaggio, Antonio Canova and other important Italian and international artists.