IHG signs Kimpton hotel development in Rome with Castello SGR, opening set for 2029

By Public Technologies
  • IHG signed a Kimpton hotel in Rome with Castello SGR’s Rome Hotel Development Fund, targeting a 2029 opening.
  • Project converts an existing Via Veneto building into a 114-room luxury lifestyle hotel with rooftop bar, restaurant, wellness, events space.
  • Plan includes restoring an on-site theater into a multifunction arts and events venue, positioning the property as a local cultural hub.
  • Deal adds to IHG’s Italy expansion, where it operates 33 hotels with 21 more in the pipeline as of June 30, 2026.


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