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I would assume boy, but I would also assume it was the dog’s name.

I'm not a fan of this name.

I don't think that the M and L consonants really mesh in this name. I prefer Romilly, but I don't like that one either.

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I prefer it for guys, but otherwise it can be feminine. The NN Romy pronounced roe-mee is very cute though. :)

I think it's terrible. Masculine, borderline unisex but still awful.

It's one of those names that I really don't like on either and feel as though it's better as a surname or place name, but at the same time I can actually picture it on both a guy and a girl pretty easily. All-around, I suppose it's unisex, but REALLY not my style.

Make it Romilly and then we’ll talk :)

I don't like it as a human name

I think it sounds more like a place name than anything a human might use. Romley Avenue. Romley Crescent. Romley Industrial Park.