Name: Hotel Oxford
Address: Via Boncompagni, 89, 00187, Roma, Lazio, Italy

Roma, Lazio

Hotel Oxford – Q’4rt Cucina & Vino

A contemporary exhibition and dining venue within Rome’s historic Hotel Oxford, blending cultural programming with refined hospitality in the heart of the capital.

At a glance

Hotel Oxford houses Q’4rt—Cucina & Vino, a recently renovated bistro-restaurant that doubles as an exhibition space. The hotel itself represents nearly five decades of quality accommodation in Rome’s central districts.

History

Hotel Oxford has served the capital’s hospitality sector for almost 50 years, establishing itself as a reliable 4-star establishment. The recent renovation of Q’4rt reflects the property’s commitment to evolving its cultural and culinary offerings.

What you see

The renovated bistro-restaurant space combines contemporary design with functional exhibition areas. The setting accommodates both dining and cultural presentations, creating a hybrid venue that merges gastronomy with art.

Cultural significance

Q’4rt’s exhibition programming brings contemporary culture into Rome’s hotel landscape, offering visitors and locals an accessible venue for art and dining. The integration of culinary and cultural experiences reflects modern approaches to hospitality in the Italian capital.

Key facts

Address: Via Boncompagni, 89, 00187 Roma
Coordinates: 41.9091288, 12.4962162
Phone: 06 420 3601
Website: https://www.quartahospitalityinrome.com/

Practical information

Hours of operation and exhibition schedules are available through the hotel’s official website. Reservations for dining are recommended, particularly during peak seasons.

Getting there

Hotel Oxford is located on Via Boncompagni in central Roma. Public transport connections serve this well-established neighborhood; consult local transit maps for current routes and schedules.

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