Hyatt Regency to make Italian debut

Hyatt Regency Rome Central is set to open its doors in Spring 2026, marking the brand’s debut in Italy.

Set in the heart of Rome’s Esquiline district, the 238-key hotel introduces a dynamic new chapter for the capital’s hospitality scene, blending contemporary design with panoramic rooftop experiences and a renewed sense of Roman vibrancy.

Originally designed by King Rosselli Architects in the early 2000s, the building reflects a modern interpretation of Rome’s architectural language. Its sculptural lines subtly echo the curves of the nearby Anio Vetus aqueduct, anchoring the structure within its historical context while asserting a forward-looking identity.

Meanwhile, interiors by Studio Moren and Studio Aelan introduce bold, contemporary aesthetics defined by rich colour palettes, tactile materials and warm lighting. Public spaces are conceived to foster connection and energy, while guestrooms offer refined comfort and understated elegance. Several rooms and suites feature private balconies overlooking either the hotel’s courtyard or views of the Eternal City. The hotel’s signature Regency Suites include expansive terraces designed as open-air summer dining spaces.

At the heart of the property is Rome’s largest hotel rooftop – spanning nearly 2,200m2 and offering 360-degree wraparound views across the city’s iconic skyline. Designed as a destination in its own right, the rooftop features a 20m swimming pool with private cabanas and sun loungers; three distinct culinary venues, an expansive fitness and wellbeing area, including an outdoor yoga terrace; and open-air hot tubs overlooking the city.

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