Campo Marzio
Hotel de Russie
Rocco Forte's hotel between Piazza del Popolo and the Spanish Steps, with a terraced garden, Le Jardin and the Stravinskij Bar.
- Terraced garden
- Two-bedroom family suites
- Children's programme
Hotel guide · Campo Marzio, Rome
J.K. Place Roma
A house of 27 rooms in Rome's former school of architecture, near Via Condotti, whose top-floor rooms open onto balconies over the roofs.
J.K. Place Roma at a glance
- Neighbourhood
- Campo Marzio, a few steps from Via Condotti and Via del Corso
- The building
- Rome's former school of architecture, interiors by Michele Bönan
- Category
- 5 stelle on Roma Capitale's register of accommodation
- Rooms
- 27 rooms and suites, on Roma Capitale's register
- Eating and drinking
- The J.K. Cafe, the hotel's restaurant, lounge and bar
- Address
- Via di Monte d'Oro 30, 00186 Roma
Facts checked
01Is it for you?
Is J.K. Place Roma right for your stay?
- Why choose it
- Its size. With 27 rooms on a side street of the Campo Marzio, it is a house rather than a grand hotel, with a hall and the J.K. Cafe for its public rooms, and on the top floor its rooms open onto balconies over the roofs of Rome.
- Who it suits
- Couples, and travellers who would rather have a small house than a large hotel; families too, in the hotel's Family Rooms. For a rooftop and the view, Hotel Eden, above the Spanish Steps, is the one to compare; for a garden, Hotel de Russie.
- What to consider
- The entry rooms are small — the J.K. Classic Room is 18 m², and the hotel says its wardrobe, like the Superior Balcony Room's, takes two small bags or one big one — so for more than a night or two look at the Deluxe rooms and above. The hotel stands inside the historic centre's limited-traffic zone: a car needs a permit to reach the door, and the hotel's team parks it in a garage about 20 minutes away.
02The hotel
The hotel and its rooms
J.K. Place Roma is the Rome house of J.K. Place, whose other hotels are in Capri and Paris. It occupies the building that was Rome’s school of architecture, on Via di Monte d’Oro just south of Piazza Augusto Imperatore, and its interiors are by the architect Michele Bönan: rosewood canopy beds and marble bathrooms in the rooms, shelves of books on fashion, art and design, and in the hall a classical torso beside a palm on a striped rug.
Rooms and suites
The twelve categories come down to two questions: a balcony, and room to spread out. The balconies are on the top floor, the third: the J.K. Classic Room, the Superior Balcony and JKDeluxe Balcony Rooms, the Junior Suite Balcony (44 m², with a bench and table outside) and the JK Master Balcony Suite (50 m²), whose balcony looks across Piazza Augusto Imperatore to the dome of Santi Ambrogio e Carlo al Corso. The Master Rooms (46 m²) have rosewood canopy beds and look over the same square, and the JKMaster Suite (50 m²), on the second floor, a separate living room with a sofa bed and a small library. The Grand Deluxe Rooms face inward, over the neighbouring historic buildings, and the hotel calls them very quiet.
For a family the hotel sells Family Rooms: rooms joined behind one outer door into an apartment of 90 to 106 m² for up to seven, some with balconies. The JKMaster Suite also connects with a JKDeluxe Room for six, and the two Master suites take two adults and two young children.
Tell us when you enquire whether a balcony, a quiet room or connecting rooms matter to you, and we confirm it with the hotel for your dates before anything is booked. If children are travelling, we confirm the hotel’s children’s policy for your group at the same time.
On the practical side: we arrange the transfer from Fiumicino or Ciampino with the hotel’s concierge — about 45 and 35 minutes by car, by the hotel’s reckoning. Room service runs round the clock.
At the hotel
Facilities
- A concierge team round the clock, and the hotel's own programme of J.K. Experiences in and around Rome, among them a gladiator class for children
- The hotel's Fiat 500 e-bikes, on request, with routes from the concierge; complimentary with the JKMaster Suite and the JK Master Balcony Suite
- A minibar of soft drinks and snacks, and national and international calls, at no charge in every room
Eating and drinking
The J.K. Cafe is the hotel’s restaurant, lounge and bar in one, open to non-residents as well as guests, from breakfast through lunch to dinner. Its executive chef cooks Italian specialities and international classics from market produce, Roman classics among them, and there is a children’s menu. The bar serves the house’s signature cocktails and snacks through the day, and aperitivo has a menu of its own. We reserve the tables.
03Location
Where J.K. Place Roma is
J.K. Place Roma stands at 30 Via di Monte d’Oro, in the Campo Marzio rione, just south of Piazza Augusto Imperatore and the Mausoleum of Augustus, with Via del Corso and Via Condotti to the east. By a pedestrian route it is about seven minutes’ walk to Piazza di Spagna, ten to the Pantheon and twelve to Piazza Navona — approximate times — so most of the historic centre is on foot. The map shows it with what is around it: the Mausoleum of Augustus to the north, the Spanish Steps to the east, and the Pantheon and Piazza Navona to the south. Hotel de Russie, another Rome hotel we feature, is to the north by Piazza del Popolo, and Hotel Eden on the hill above the Steps. For the city itself, see our Rome page.
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J.K. Place Roma
Mausoleum of Augustus
Piazza di Spagna and the Spanish Steps
Pantheon
Piazza Navona
More nearby landmarks (2)
Santi Ambrogio e Carlo al Corso
Ara Pacis
04Alternatives
Other featured hotels in Rome
More hotels from our Rome selection, each with a different character.
Ludovisi
Hotel Eden
Dorchester Collection's hotel above the Spanish Steps, with La Terrazza and Il Giardino on the roof and a private spa.
- Rooftop dining
- Above the Spanish Steps
- Two-bedroom Ludovisi Suite
Campo Marzio
Bulgari Hotel Roma
Bulgari's hotel on the square of the Mausoleum of Augustus, with a 20-metre pool in its spa and Niko Romito's restaurant on the fifth floor.
- 20-metre indoor pool
- Facing the Mausoleum of Augustus
- Niko Romito's restaurant
Trevi
Six Senses Rome
A restored palazzo off Via del Corso, with Roman Baths below, BIVIUM in the courtyard and NOTOS on the roof.
- Roman Baths
- Off Via del Corso
- Two-bedroom family suites
05Planning
Planning a stay with Avelia
J.K. Place Roma suits a stay in Rome on foot, from the Spanish Steps to the Pantheon, on its own or as the Rome nights of a journey on to the Amalfi Coast. Before any payment, we send a written proposal with a quoted trip price and what it includes — such as your room, a private transfer from Fiumicino or Ciampino, the Colosseum or the Galleria Borghese with a guide, and reservations at the J.K. Cafe — and refine it with you. Once you approve the proposal and complete the agreed booking requirements, we confirm your arrangements. We coordinate the details and support you while you travel.
How we choose hotels. For their size and character before their brand, and for how they suit the way you travel. No hotel is on our list simply because it sits on a preferred-partner programme. More in our story
Peace of mind
Financially protected. When your stay is part of a package trip, your payments are covered against our insolvency by a guarantee with AXA. A hotel booked on its own is not a package. Plan with peace of mind
Experiences we can arrange
- Private guided visits to the Vatican Museums, the Colosseum and the Galleria Borghese, on request
- Restaurant reservations across Rome
- Private transfers from Fiumicino or Ciampino and from Roma Termini, and onward through Italy
- Days out to Tivoli, the Castelli Romani or Orvieto with a driver, subject to availability
Start planning your stay
A balcony over the roofs of Rome, or Family Rooms for up to seven: tell us your dates and who is travelling.
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