Quirinale
Roma
, in
Via Nazionale 7
The Hotel
Built in 1865, before even Rome’s famous Opera House was founded, the Hotel Quirinale has been a mainstay for visitors to Italy for well over a century. The building itself is historic and elegant, once serving as the Roman headquarters for New Zealand’s army in during the Second World War. Over the years, this luxury Rome hotel has played host to royalty, stars, and artists. Today, the Hotel Quirinale has been modernizing to meet the demands of the modern traveller. As always, Rome’s most beloved sites are just steps away from the front door. The Spanish Step and the Trevi Fountain are a short stroll away. Inside, the muted earth tones in the classic Italian décor are soothing, and the furnishings are rich and comfortable. All guest rooms include satellite television, independent climate control and laundry service, if require. Hardwood floors and dramatically large windows with elegant draperies give each room a luxurious touch of style. Wireless internet service is available throughout the hotel. The hotel also has two excellent restaurants, and a bar which is famous for its trademark Cosmopolitan cocktails. This deluxe Rome hotel also has a fully equipped fitness room, for guests who want to keep up their exercise regimes while on vacation. Photos
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