Rendu de la façade de The Meliá Collection Rome sur la Via XX Settembre au coucher du soleil
La façade du futur The Meliá Collection Rome, Via XX Settembre · © Meliá Hotels International

The Meliá Collection Rome hotel to open in 2027 on Via XX Settembre: 67 rooms near Via Veneto

Meliá Hotels International announced on 29 September 2026 the 2027 opening of The Meliá Collection Rome, a 67-room hotel on Via XX Settembre, a stone’s throw from Via Veneto. The Spanish group is establishing its luxury collection in a converted existing building, in a franchise agreement with the Italian company Gruppo Stay.

In brief
  • 📍 Where · Via XX Settembre, central Rome, near Via Veneto.
  • 🗓️ When · opening scheduled for 2027.
  • 🛏️ Size · 67 rooms, restaurant, bar, rooftop bar and wellness area.
  • 🤝 The setup · franchise with Gruppo Stay, based in Cortina d’Ampezzo, which will operate the hotel.
  • 🇮🇹 Meliá in Italy · 19 hotels open or in the pipeline, the second in Rome after Villa Agrippina Gran Meliá.

A converted building on Via XX Settembre

The project involves the refurbishment and change of use of an existing building, whose official rendering shows a Neo-Renaissance style façade. Meliá has not disclosed the street number, the building’s history, or the name of the designer. The hotel will feature 67 rooms, a restaurant, a bar, a rooftop bar and a wellness area, located along the avenue connecting Porta Pia to the Quirinal, lined with ministries.

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The Meliá Collection Rome and its street

Rendering of a room at The Meliá Collection Rome with herringbone parquet and red rug
One of the 67 rooms, in a rendering · © Meliá Hotels International
Via XX Settembre in Rome lined with 19th-century palazzos
Via XX Settembre, a stone’s throw from Via Veneto · © Fiat 500e, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0
Via XX Settembre in Rome at dusk, illuminated façades
Via XX Settembre at dusk · © Dguendel, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0

Gruppo Stay at the helm

The hotel will be operated under a franchise agreement by Gruppo Stay, a company from Cortina d’Ampezzo founded and owned by Andrea Franceschi, which manages eleven properties across the Dolomites, Turin and Trentino. This is its third project with Meliá, following two “Affiliated by Meliá” hotels in the Dolomites. For Gabriel Escarrer, the group’s chairman, Rome is “a natural integration” for the collection and a key destination for its luxury growth.

Meliá’s luxury collection in Italy

The Meliá Collection brings together hotels with strong personalities under the group’s banner, currently numbering around a dozen addresses. In Italy, it already includes Tenuta di Artimino in Tuscany, and is preparing a hotel on the Gulf of Poets in Lerici. Rome becomes the third Italian address announced by the brand. Discover all our news on hotels in Italy.

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The Medici villa of Tenuta di Artimino Meliá Collection amidst olive groves in Tuscany
In Tuscany, Tenuta di Artimino already flies the flag · © Meliá Hotels International

Our perspective

Major groups are multiplying luxury projects in Rome. Meliá has chosen a mid-size property with 67 rooms, in a quieter neighbourhood than the historic centre, leaving operations to an Italian partner. The exact identity of the venue remains to be seen, as details are still closely guarded.

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