On Piazza della Repubblica, The St. Regis Rome occupies an 1894 palazzo close to the Baths of Diocletian and Via Nazionale. Restored rooms and suites combine frescoes, Murano glass, classical mouldings and contemporary furniture, with individual layouts shaped by the historic building. Lumen serves Italian dishes and afternoon tea beneath the lobby chandeliers, while Akira Back adds modern Japanese cuisine. A compact spa and fitness area provide treatments and exercise facilities, but there is no hotel swimming pool. Roma Termini station, Santa Maria Maggiore and the Quirinal are accessible on foot, with the streets towards the Trevi Fountain descending through the city centre.