The First Roma Dolce

Hotel · Campo Marzio

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The First Dolce by The Pavilions Hotels & Resorts

"What are your first impressions?The First Roma Dolce has a futuristic design, with curved lines and lots of gold. The entrance feels like an uber-luxe salon and library—one where the books all happen to be pastry-themed. What's the story behind this place?This is the second one of the three hotels in Pavilions Hotels’ Rome-centric The First Experience collection. Sister property First Roma Art is all about contemporary art, while The First Musica focuses on…you guessed it, music. Dolce, meanwhile, does what it says on the tin: some exquisite sweets and pastries. You'll encounter your fair share of confectionary during your stay, like eclairs, pralines, and mignons, as well as chocolate tastings. In the afternoon, the Salon del Tea hosts English Afternoon Tea with finger sandwiches and Marriage Frères tea. Tell us all abut the digs.Our room was a gorgeous corner suite with wood paneling, a white marble bathroom, colorful contemporary art, and coffee table books. There was also great tech—smart lights, et al—and Technogym Wellness equipment. And the Wi-Fi?Free and high quality. Tell us more about the sweets.Dolce's focus is pastries, so you'll encounter your fair share of confections, including eclairs, pralines, mignons, and even chocolate tastings. In the afternoon, the Salon del Tea hosts English Afternoon Tea with finger sandwiches and Marriage Frères tea. Breakfast, included in the room rate, can be entirely customized to your liking. How did you find the service?Service was professional, smooth and efficient. The concierge has a menu of experiences (from art walks to wine tastings) up his sleeve; he'll also organize transport in the hotel's Tesla. Who tends to stay here?Luxe travelers—everyone is dressed impeccably (and the handbags are amazing!). Where's it located?Dolce is in the very center of the Via del Corso, a busy shopping area, yet despite the crowds, it manages to keep a low profile. The location is perfect for anyone looking for good pedestrian access to shopping and historic sites. Any standout features, or secrets you can let us in on?The First Experience partnership gives guests priority access to the rooftop at the First Roma Art hotel. What's the bottom line?You're in the very center of the city—nothing could be more convenient." - Erica Firpo

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Via del Corso, 63, 00187 Roma RM, Italy Get directions

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