

Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome Hotel
A taste of la dolce vita
This five-star grand hotel, in a Neoclassical palace on one of Rome’s most famous piazzas, is the epitome of refined modern luxury.
Retreat to a peaceful haven in Rome’s city centre, facing Michelangelo’s ancient Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli. The rooms and suites at Anantara Palazzo Naiadi blend the old-world glamour that reflects its palatial origins with contemporary features and exclusive Anantara touches. They feature neoclassical style with silk wall hangings and accents of gilt and bronze. There’s a sense of calm and ease that’s all the more remarkable given the setting in the bustling heart of Rome. There are two fine-dining restaurants here that are go-tos on the city's gastronomic scene.
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Why our experts like it
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“There's something pretty special about travelling by seaplane. The view from the sky is extraordinary - tiny specs of island and shades of blue that barely look real.”


The iconic, mile-long sandbank
Perfect for isolated sunbathing, dramatic photoshoots, and watching breathtaking Maldivian sunsets.

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“If snorkelling and diving isn't for you, it's possible to catch a glimpse of the reef from a glass-bottomed boat instead.”


Kids club at Niva Kuramathi Maldives
Supervised activities through the day, so younger guests get their own adventure while you get a quiet hour by the water.
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Rooms and suites
The 232 rooms and suites are decorated with classic elegance in natural tones that echo the colours of Italian coffee: think cappuccino, latte and shots of espresso. In the cosy Deluxe Rooms, natural features such as high ceilings and almost-as-tall windows help to give a sense of grandeur, while the Travertine-lined marble bathroom complete with rain shower is quietly luxurious. For those looking for more floor space, Premium Rooms in the 18th-century Clementino Wing come with extra-high stuccoed ceilings, and some even have original wooden beams overhead.

Deluxe Room
Compact but airy, with high ceilings and generous windows looking out over the central courtyard. • air-conditioning • queen-size bed or twin beds • television • Wi-Fi • en suite with rainfall shower

Premium Room
Elegantly proportioned accommodation located on the fourth floor of the Clementino Wing. • air-conditioning • queen-size bed or twin beds • television • Wi-Fi • en suite with rainfall shower and bath
Food & drink
Ease your way into the day with cappuccino and fresh pastries at La Fontana. Choose from two fine dining restaurants for dinner before heading to the rooftop bar for city views, cocktails and music.
Ease your way into the day with cappuccino and fresh pastries or something more substantial at La Fontana, overlooking the piazza. It's cool, calm interior – white marble with rustic wooden touches – provides a serene setting for what the hotel bills as ‘one of the most spectacular breakfasts in Rome’. There’s a clubbier, more intimate feel to Ristorante Tazio, named after a famous paparazzo of the Dolce Vita era whose black-and-white snaps line the walls. The focus here is on stylish, unfussy and creative modern Italian cuisine, whether you’re enjoying a leisurely lunch à la carte or an indulgent evening tasting-menu experience. From May to September, there’s also the rooftop Pool Bar & Restaurant, a sleekly contemporary venue for daytime grazing, early-evening cocktails and stunning city views.
Back at ground level, the chic Champagnerie bar offers a well-thought-out selection of still and sparkling vintages from vineyards throughout Italy and beyond. The glossy interior is decorated in a striking palette of red, black and white; on warmer days, however, the terrace overlooking the Fountain of the Naiads is the place to sip prosecco and watch the world go by. Alternatively, there’s the harmoniously proportioned Lobby Bar, whose restful neutral decor is the perfect backdrop for anything from a morning coffee to a post-dinner liqueur.
The views from 'SEEN by Olivier' Rooftop Bar are wonderful with 360° views of the Eternal City.
La Fontana Breakfast Restaurant — Start the day with a sumptuous breakfas. La Fontana features live cooking stations and local delicacies. Large windows overlook the Piazza della Repubblica and show the beauty of Fontana delle Naiadi The elegant statues that decorate the fountain represent the nymphs that protect the water of the world. INEO Restaurant — INEO in Latin means ‘to enter’ or ‘to initiate’. The menu here has been crafted by renowned Executive Chef Heros de Agostinis, who presents his personal interpretation of the flavours and aromas collected on his worldwide travels masterfully combined with those of his Italian roots. SEEN Restaurant and Rooftop Bar — Gastronomy plays a key role within Anantara's hospitality, and that's fully evident here. Based on a concept developed by Chefrepeur Olivier, the SEEN restaurant, located on the rooftop of the Ananatara Palazzo Naiadi, is a combination of cool surroundings, panoramic views and eclectic cuisine with an internationally inspired menu. It's firmly earned its place on the list of go-to gastronomic experiences in Rome. Lobby Bar — The Lobby Bar with its exquisite original Art Nouveau décor takes elegance to the next level is the beating heart of the hotel. Champagnerie Revel in the atmosphere of the funky cocktail bar or watch the world go by on the terrace overlooking the Piazza.



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Things to do nearby
Curated experiences to help you do more, see more, or simply switch off while you're here.

Religious Rome
• Duration: half day • Times: 2pm to 5pm • Departing Monday - Saturday from Rome • Operates April – October • Group experience Good to know — Includes entrance fees and ‘skip the line’ entry. Transfers not included. St. Peter’s Basilica and the Sistine Chapel are closed to the public on Wednesdays and during religious holidays and special events.

Encounter Capri from Rome
Feel the sea breeze and experience the sophisticated vibes of Capri on this day out of the city. Travel south to Naples (approx. 2½ hours by road) and hop on board a ferry which will whisk you over to this pint-sized island in the Gulf of Naples where you’ll be joined by a local guide. The highlight of the trip is the visit to the Blue Grotto, a natural sea cave that you’ll access through a low entrance on a small wooden boat. • Duration: full day • Time: 6am to 9pm • Daily departures • Operates May to October • Group experience

The Borghese Gallery: Discover Caravaggio, Canova & Raphael
Immerse yourself in Rome’s awe-inspiring artistic history on this incredible trip to The Borghese Gallery. Whether you’re a self-professed art aficionado or you’re simply on a mission to cram in as much as possible, this place plays a pivotal part in Rome’s history and offers a breathtaking experience that you definitely won’t want to miss. This ornate 17th century villa is an artistic masterpiece in itself and plays home to some truly magnificent pieces. Take a moment to admire each and every elaborate detail before exchanging fine art for flourishing fauna and flora as you venture out to the sprawling public gardens that surround. A leisurely saunter along the villa’s tree-flanked promenades will leave you calm and refreshed, while the far-reaching vistas of the Pincio Terrace grant a glimpse of The Pincio Piazza del Popolo, the Prati district, Piazza Venezia, the Capitol hill and beyond. • Duration: Half Day • Departs: Friday • Operates April - October • Group experience Good to know — Guests must be at the designated meeting point at least 15 minutes before the start of the tour. Headsets will be provided and the tour will be led by a local English-speaking guide. Photo ID is essential.

Gladiator Tour: Explore the Colosseum for Families
• Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes • Operates on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays • Operates between April and October • Group experience • Transfers not included Good to know Meet at Colle Oppio Park, Via delle Terme di Tito, corner Via Nicola Salvi 15 minutes before starting time. Please bring your passport or ID card with you. Comfortable shoes and a sun hat are recommended. This trip is not suitable for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility.

Archaeological Wonders of Rome
• Duration: half day • Times: 8.15am to 11.15am • Departing daily from Rome • Operates April – October • Group experience Good to know — Includes entrance fees. Hotel pick-up included.

Discover Pompei
Sitting in the shadow of the mighty Mount Vesuvius is the city of Pompeii, a settlement frozen in time following the volcano’s 79AD eruption. You’ll explore the streets, public buildings and homes of the settlement’s doomed inhabitants with a local guide and learn what happened on those two autumn days over a thousand years ago. A traditional lunch of Neapolitan pizza will break up your day of discovery. • Duration: full day • Time: 6.30am to 9.30pm • Daily departures • Operates April to October • Group experience

Renaissance Rome: Villas of Tivoli
Eighteen miles to the east of the capital lies breathtaking Tivoli, a town of palatial villas, rolling hills and thundering waterfalls. You’ll travel out of town and head for the UNESCO-listed Villa d’Este, one of the finest examples of Renaissance architecture and inspirational landscape gardening. The second World Heritage villa of the day will take you even further back in time – this time to the 2nd Century AD. Villa Adriana was built for the Roman emperor Hadrian as a retreat from the chaos of Rome. • Duration: half day • Time: 7.30am/8.30am to 12.30pm • Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday departures • Operates April to October • Group experience
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In the area
On the Piazza della Repubblica, close to the Teatro dell’Opera and St Mary of the Angels.

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Trip ideas
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When to visit
Whether you're chasing guaranteed sunshine or don't mind a little rain with your relaxation, here's how the weather stacks up throughout the year. Use the chart below to find your perfect window, or just pick whenever suits you best, paradise doesn't really have a bad season.
| Measurement | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Average temp | 7°C | 8°C | 11°C | 14°C | 18°C | 23°C | 25°C | 25°C | 21°C | 17°C | 13°C | 9°C |
| Average rainfall | 110mm | 60mm | 75mm | 125mm | 220mm | 175mm | 150mm | 175mm | 200mm | 195mm | 210mm | 215mm |
| Average price | £4,746pp | £4,992pp | £4,149pp | £4,222pp | £4,827pp | £4,835pp | £5,104pp | £5,176pp | £5,176pp | £5,129pp | £3,958pp | £3,958pp |
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Current offers
Savings worth having on the departures we think are worth taking. Every offer below applies to this hotel — check each one for the dates and conditions that come with it.

Save up to £300pp
Based on selected departures in September 2026

Save up to 25% when you book by 6th July
Based on selected departures in September 2026

Save up to 35% + complimentary meal upgrade
Based on 20th July 2026 departure

Free half-board upgrade
Based on selected departures in October 2026

Stay 7 nights, pay for 6
Based on selected departures in November 2026

Save up to £200pp on honeymoons
Based on selected departures in January 2027

Complimentary spa treatment for two
Based on stays of 7 nights or more

Free kids' places
Based on selected departures in August 2026
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Questions? Sorted.
Do I need a visa to visit the Maldives?
British passport holders are issued a free 30-day visitor visa on arrival. You'll need a passport valid for the duration of your stay, a confirmed onward ticket and proof of your accommodation booking.
When is the best time to visit the Maldives?
November to April is the dry season, with the most reliable sunshine and calmest seas. May to October brings shorter rain showers, lower prices and better surf.
What currency is used in the Maldives, and do I need cash?
The local currency is the Maldivian rufiyaa, but resorts price and bill in US dollars and take major cards. Most guests never need cash — a small amount is handy for tipping.
Is the Maldives good for honeymoons outside peak season?
Yes. Off-peak brings noticeably lower rates and quieter islands, and rain tends to come in short bursts rather than all day. Many resorts add honeymoon extras during these months.
What activities are there for older kids and teens in the Maldives?
Most resorts run watersports centres with windsurfing, kayaking and paddleboarding, plus PADI dive courses from around age ten. Snorkelling safaris, sandbank trips and night fishing all suit older children.
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