All the rooms illustrate the “Made in Italy” style on which the whole space is based, dominated by the absolute linearity and sincerity of the shapes, without renouncing the caress of a sober and elegant decoration.
Our Rooms
Glass Suite
Composed of a double bed, a living area with a coffee table and two armchairs, a private bathroom with freestanding bathtub, large walk-in shower and double sink.
- Max Occupancy: 3 Person(s)
- Size: 30sm
Suite
Composed of a double bed, a corner living room with armchairs or chaise longue and coffee table, a bathroom with a large walk-in shower and a double sink, soundproof windows.
- Max Occupancy: 2 Person(s)
- Size: 27sm
Deluxe Rooms
Composed of a double bed, a relax area with armchairs and a coffee table, a bathroom with a shower cabin, soundproof windows.
- Max Occupancy: 2 Person(s)
- Size: 20sm
Family Rooms
Composed of two double beds, relax area with armchairs and coffee table, two bathrooms with shower cabin, soundproof windows.
- Max Occupancy: 4 Person(s)
- Size: 40sm
Superior Rooms
Composed of a double bed with two single mattresses joined together, a bathroom with a shower cabin, soundproof windows.
- Max Occupancy: 2 Person(s)
- Size: 18sm
Availability and Reservation
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Breakfast @TriviHo
In the Lobby & in the Room
Guests will be awakened with a selection of dishes served in the lobby or directly in the room, from 8.00 to 10.30.
Cocktails, exclusive breakfasts and unforgettable aperitifs on the terrace overlooking St. Peter’s.
A hidden gem above the rooftops of Rome, TH Roof is where elegance meets ease — for a drink, a sunrise, or a golden-hour toast. No rush, no noise, just the quiet luxury of feeling above it all.
Services and Amenities
Our staff reserves the maximum care and availability to guests
Around TriviHo
TriviHo is located in one of the most ancient and central areas of the city, the Trevi district, between the Trevi Fountain and the church of S. Maria in Trivio , a few steps from Piazza di Spagna and Trinità dei Monti.
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