France
Six Senses Spa Courchevel
Spain
Six Senses Spa Marbella
Switzerland
Six Senses Spa Gstaad
Dominican Republic
Six Senses Spa Punta Cana
Bhutan
Six Senses Bhutan
Cambodia
Six Senses Krabey Island
Fiji
Six Senses Fiji
India
Six Senses Fort Barwara
India
Six Senses Vana
Indonesia
Six Senses Uluwatu, Bali
Maldives
Six Senses Laamu
Thailand
Six Senses Samui
Thailand
Six Senses Yao Noi
Vietnam
Six Senses Con Dao
Vietnam
Six Senses Ninh Van Bay
Portugal
Six Senses Douro Valley
Spain
Six Senses Ibiza
Switzerland
Six Senses Crans-Montana (Opening in early 2023)
Turkey
Six Senses Kaplankaya
Israel
Six Senses Shaharut
Oman
Six Senses Zighy Bay
Seychelles
Six Senses Zil Pasyon
France
Six Senses Spa Courchevel
Greece
Six Senses Spa Elounda
Greece
Six Senses Spa Mykonos
Spain
Six Senses Spa Marbella
Switzerland
Six Senses Spa Gstaad
Dominican Republic
Six Senses Spa Punta Cana
Palazzo Salviati Cesi Mellini, which Six Senses Rome calls its home, is a historical building dating back as far as the 15th century which underwent further developments over the following two centuries and is named after the prominent families who once lived within its walls. The main façade, which overlooks Via del Corso, and the central staircase have been restored back to their grand origins.
Six Senses Rome is a green oasis at the heart of the Eternal City, showcasing sustainability through culture, community, and ecology. Located within the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Historic Center of Rome, this expertly restored building also aims for the LEED Gold certification for sustainable design and construction, using the highest possible energy and water efficiency. The hotel is, in fact, supplied with 100 percent green power.
Various historical architectural layers are preserved throughout the building, for example, the 1,300-year-old baptism site dating from the 8th century that can be seen from our ground floor. Our spa recreates a traditional Roman bath with warm and chilled chambers, and the walls of room interiors are plastered using a traditional material from ancient Roman times without plastic or industrial chemicals. Food waste is composted using a machine in the basement, then brought upstairs to feed the lush rooftop gardens, where preservation of food culture and biodiversity go hand-in-hand with the cultivation of rare and traditional Roman plant varieties.
Urban sustainability is about collaboration and forging connections. Guests and local community stakeholders are welcome to meet in our Earth Lab to share ideas for a more sustainable world. Our plastic-free commitment extends to our community, and we have partnered with a local water supplier who collects, sterilizes, and refills the glass bottles we provide, eliminating the need for plastic bottles. Shorter supply chains mean a reduced carbon footprint and support for local businesses. Our aim is to integrate with the fabric of downtown Rome and provide the perfect vantage point to explore the fantastic history and thriving culture this city has to offer.