"The new Six Senses Rome is an urban oasis that leans into sustainability, cultural heritage, and contemporary art and design. Set in the historic Palazzo Salviati Cesi Mellini along the southern end of Via del Corso, the hotel is located steps from Piazza Venezia. The well-being program is light years ahead of any other hotel in the city, with its bi-level spa featuring three plunge pools that are a call back to Ancient Rome’s sprawling bath centers. The classic architecture of the palazzo is juxtaposed with Spanish architect Patricia Urquiola’s contemporary-feeling interiors. The 96 guest rooms are clad in travertine, warm woods, and artwork from contemporary Italian sculptors, painters, and photographers. The expansive rooftop bar, Notos, pairs botanical-themed cocktails with views of Chiesa di San Marcello, a baroque church next door; the recent restoration of its facade was funded by Six Senses Rome. From $910" - Erica Firpo, Laura Itzkowitz