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This up-market hotel lies at the heart of Rome, just minutes from the old part of town and the main train station; it is the ideal location to explore plenty of historical attractions.
The hotel was built in 1910. Units include 71 rooms located in a 5-storey main building and an auxiliary building. Check-in and check-out are possible at any time at the reception desk. A cloakroom, baggage storage service, safe and currency exchange service are available. Wireless internet access allows guests to stay connected while on holiday. The tour desk offers assistance with booking excursions. The hotel offers various facilities for guests with disabilities. A lift and wheelchair-accessible facilities are available. There are a number of shops as well. Additional facilities include a TV room. Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the garage or in the car park. Other services include a 24-hour security service, a babysitting service, a childcare service, a car hire service, medical assistance, a transfer service, room service, an alarm call service, a laundry service, a hairdresser, a coin-operated laundry and a hotel shuttle bus. Active guests can make use of the bicycle hire service to explore the surrounding area. A business centre with fax machine and projector is available.
Air conditioning and central heating ensure that rooms maintain comfortable temperatures. Rooms have a double bed or a queen-size bed. Extra beds can be requested. A safe, a minibar and a desk are also available. A direct dial telephone, satellite television, a radio, an alarm clock and WiFi (no extra charge) provide all the essentials for a comfortable holiday. A hairdryer and a telephone are available in the bathrooms, which are equipped with a shower and a bathtub. As a special feature, bathrooms are also stocked with cosmetic products and a selection of towels. Wheelchair-friendly rooms can be booked. The hotel has family rooms and non-smoking rooms.
The outdoor pool complex provides invigorating refreshment. The sun loungers are perfect for soaking up some sun. There are many ways to relax or stay active at the hotel, including cycling/mountain biking, a gym and a spa. Parents can unwind while the kids can participate in an entertainment programme full of fun activities.
Various dining options are available, including a non-smoking restaurant, a café and a bar. A generous breakfast buffet guarantees a great start to the day.
Via Massimo D'Azeglio 16
Check-in from 2:00 PM · check-out by 11:00 AM
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704 reviewsUser: Ann N
Trip type: Couples
Shocking
Location was awful but that’s my fault - I thought booking near the termini would be good for getting about …there was graffiti where ever you looked and just felt dirty ….Staff were very unhelpful - especially the breakfast lady and one lady on reception , fe…
User: Mark K
Trip type: Business
Terrible experience that ruined my visit to such a beautiful city
Terrible room, my photos do not match the sites photos. Door lock worked but look at the picture. Cracks in tiled floor, not good underfoot. Poorly tiled bathroom, small flush on toilet not working. Room needs painting. I avoided staying in the room as much as…
User: Dana K
Trip type: Family
Hell on earth
Horrible experience, terrible staff.Upon our arrival, the reception staff refused to accommodate me and my daughter. I was told that my reservation made through booking.com didn't have my full name. The reception guy told me that I won't get my pre-paid room u…
User: filios P
Trip type: Solo travel
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THE WORST BY FAR I HAVE EVER BEEN !!Dirty , toilets door wouldnt close ,the only chair was broken ,toilet seat was broken .After i send them photos and video of the damages they offered me an other room .I went in with the receptionist and tryed to close the s…
User: Beth D
Trip type: Couples
No air con in euro heat wave
A perfectly fine hotel if there is not a euro heat wave - Rome hit 37° and the rooms don’t have air con. The rooms have a mobile “air con” unit that do not work. I lay awake at night with a wet towel over me in order to cope. It was unbearable and I was reflec…
