Inside a renovated 19th century Fabi Altini building, Leon’s Place Hotel is an upscale property with an elegant and charming
style where details make the difference. The grand lobby looks luxurious and has several small seating areas. Unique
chandeliers hang from the high ceilings. It manages to look chic and alluring, rather than cloying. Sirio Restaurant, which also serves as the breakfast room, is a modern take on a classic look, with a vaulted brick ceiling, checkered floors, and mood lighting, while Visionnaire Cafe is a stylish place to sip a cocktail or coffee throughout the day. Off the cafe there is a courtyard with white wicker furniture. This property is stylish throughout, creating an inviting retreat from the busy streets of Rome, and drawing plenty of tourist couples, families, business travelers, and solo guests.

Leon’s Place Hotel is on a busy, historic Roman road (Via XX Settembre) near the Ludovisi neighborhood in central Rome. Via Veneto, one of the city's most high-end streets, is a 10-minute walk from the hotel, while the Villa Borghese Gardens, Palazzo Barberini, and the Roma Termini train station all within a 15-minute walk from the hotel. There are plenty of restaurants and cafes towards Via Veneto, and the nearest metro station is a 10-minute walk from the hotel at Castro Pretoria. The Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain are 15 minutes from the hotel by public transportation. Ciampino Airport is a 30-minute drive (or a one-hour metro
ride) from the hotel and the Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (Fiumicino) is a 30-minute drive (or a 45-minute train ride) away.

These rooms are stylish, polished, and contemporary while maintaining a classic elegance at the same time. This effect is achieved by an attention to details, like original crown
molding, quality furniture in dark modern shades with vintage lines, and a sober gray and black motif. Mirrors help make the Classic and Deluxe rooms feel larger than they are, while gray carpet and
brown chairs give them a plush finish. All rooms include flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, minibars, Eataly snacks, and air-conditioning. Padded statement headboards look sharp over the white-linened beds. Some rooms have terraces with views of Via XX Settembre and Porta Pia, while Skylight Rooms have big skylights and lots of extra space.
Junior Suites offer high ceilings, wood laminate floors, and gray couches for extra seating. Refined marble bathrooms have black-and-white checkerboard floors and include large sinks and mirrors, welcome kits, heated towel racks, and rainfall showerheads. Shower/tub combos are featured in many bathrooms, and toiletries are available, though some bathrooms only have showers.

A hot buffet breakfast is included in the room rate and offers a wide range of options including baked goods, yogurt, juice, cereal, meats, and cheeses in addition to eggs, bacon, coffee, sausage, and fruit; it receives excellent reviews. Breakfast is served in the stylish restaurant, while Italian cuisine is served at the Visionnaire Cafe in the form of a light lunch menu, appetizers, and small plates; wine, champagne, and cocktails are available as well. There is also a cool dimly lit cocktail bar with plush velour seating. At the Musa Spa, there are massages in addition to a sauna, steam room, and hot tub. The small, updated fitness center has wood floors plus a few cardio and weight machines.There is a computer and printer in the lobby, and valet parking is available for a fee. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, though it can be spotty.