New Hyatt Hotel in Rome Opening Soon, Bookable with 12,000 World of Hyatt Points
The Eternal City is getting a brand new hotel right in the heart of the city, which is a great option for redeeming World of Hyatt points.
The Hyatt Regency Rome Center will open on February 3, 2026, just a few blocks from Roma Termini Train Station on the historic Esquiline Hill. The Colosseum and the popular Monti neighborhood are within easy walking distance.
Best of all, redemption rates for Hyatt loyalty memberships start at just 12,000 points. I recently stayed at Hyatt Regency hotels in Mexico City and Chicago and loved their modern design, efficient service, and spacious rooms. The redemption at a brand new hotel seemed like the only reason to book a flight to Rome. (Okay, so are pizza, pasta and incredible architecture.)
Want to visit? Here’s everything we know so far about staying at the Hyatt Regency Rome Centro.
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The Hyatt Regency Rome Center will open in February and will have 238 rooms, including 20 suites. All rooms feature premium amenities such as bathrobes and slippers, as well as elegant bathrooms with marble sinks and jade green tiled showers.
A unique feature of the hotel is the heated rooftop swimming pool, a rarity in Rome, especially in the city centre. There is also a poolside bar and lounge – one of the hotel’s four dining options. Other options include Asian-inspired Niroma, Italian-American breakfast bar and evening bar space Ciao, Brooklyn!, and all-day lobby lounge and bar Juno.
The hotel will also include the brand’s Regency Club Lounge, available to guests who book “Regent Club” rooms and World of Hyatt Globalist members.
How to book
When the hotel opens on February 3, Hyatt loyalty members will be able to use 12,000 points to book a room most of the month, including select weekends.
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After January, we found that redemption rates in the first half of the year would not exceed $18,000 per night, even in peak travel months like June.
If you don’t have a ton of Hyatt points, cash rates for Hyatt Loyalty members start at $238 per night.
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