My Trevi

The Trevi Fountain represents the power of water, gathering Roman life to it since the 17th century. Depicting the god Oceanus and two wild sea horses held by mythical tritons, it is a typical example of classical Italian art. Despite its overall modern design, My Trevi too celebrates classical art with framed photos of Italian sculpture gracing the room walls. Even the occasional vintage-look leather sofa contributes to the overall blend of modern chic and ancient design.

In fact, Italians are constantly updating their most prized sites, and even their luxury fashion houses foot the bill to make Rome as desirable a destination as possible. Fendi funded the extreme cleaning of the Trevi Fountain, which now looks more romantic than ever at night thanks to its beautiful lighting scheme. In fact, whether you have watched that famous scene in La Dolce Vita or not, you can’t deny the romance of the fountain. Back at the hotel, all the focus has been on creating perfect romantic love nests. Top-quality coffee machines and a mini bar overflowing with snacks, all already included, tempt you to lie in and indulge, while chic lighting in the modern-look bathroom recalls the night-time romance of Trevi...

The Trevi Fountain is above all beautiful for its simplicity, made from creamy local Travertine stone rather than marble, intentionally ragged at the base as though eroded by the water. My Trevi, too, is simple in its offering, with services stripped to the essential and the small guesthouse taken up entirely with their six lovely rooms and a small reception. Yet with a location as central and fantastic as this, they know that’s all you want!