Rome Cavalieri hosts conferences, exhibitions, product launches, incentive dinners, themed parties and weddings, with about 9,600 m² of event space spread over 25 venues on two levels. The hotel, part of Waldorf Astoria, sits on Monte Mario, the hill to the north-west of the historic center of Rome, in a park with pools and a spa.
Seminars and company events
The meetings offer covers small board meetings as well as large congresses and exhibitions, and the hotel also hosts film and photo productions. Rooms have daylight and current technology, and several open onto outdoor space, which lets a plenary session flow into a coffee break or a lunch outside. The hotel is known for themed parties and dinners for incentive groups. Virtual tours of the main rooms are online, and a dedicated events team handles quotes and planning.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are held in the Salone dei Cavalieri, on the Terrazza degli Aranci and the Terrazza Monte Mario, and in the Sala Belle Arti and the Sala Ellisse. The hotel works with multicultural weddings, including henna evenings and kosher weddings, and also hosts baptisms, bar mitzvahs, anniversaries and birthdays. A seasonal program covers Christmas and New Year's Eve parties.
Rooms and capacities
The Lobby Level holds seven venues over about 4,670 m², and the Garden Lobby Level 18 venues over about 4,920 m². The main named rooms are the Salone dei Cavalieri, the Sala Michelangelo, the Sala San Pietro, the Sala Belle Arti, the Sala Ellisse and the San Giovanni meeting room. The Terrazza degli Aranci, 280 m², works indoors and outdoors, and the Terrazza Monte Mario is an open-air terrace. The hotel does not publish capacities per room online, so organisers should ask the events team for floor plans and layouts.
Accommodation
The guest rooms and suites are in the same building as the event venues, so a residential congress can run without transfers. Guests have access to the Cavalieri Grand Spa Club, with spa, fitness room, pools in the park and tennis courts.
Catering
The hotel runs its own kitchens and several restaurants and bars. La Pergola, on the top floor, presents itself as the only restaurant in Rome with three Michelin stars. The other outlets are Uliveto, Patio 101, the Tiepolo Lounge, the Pool Bar and a wine cellar, with a Sunday brunch. Event menus are prepared by the hotel's own teams.
History and setting
The hotel opened in 1963 and displays its own art collection in the public areas. From the hill, terraces look over the city toward the dome of Saint Peter's. The setting gives a resort feel, with a park and pools, while staying within the city limits.
Getting there
The address is Via Alberto Cadlolo 101, 00136 Rome. Rome Fiumicino airport is the main international gateway, and Roma Termini, the city's main railway station, is reached by car or taxi across the center.
