The
Hotel Lord Byron is one of the highest rated
hotels in Rome. Located downtown, the small
and exclusive resort fulfills the desires of
its guests with courtesy and speed. It's
location is ideal for sightseeing in the
Eternal City and is within walking distance of
the Rome's most popular attractions such as
Trevi fountain and the Spanish Steps.
The
Golden Tulip Ambra Palace is a wonderful hotel
that is built inside a renovated building
built in 1850. It combines the best in modern
amenities with the old world charm of Rome.
The hotel's central location puts it just
steps away from the famous Colosseum and the
Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore.
The
Starhotel Michelangelo is a fantastic option
for visitors to Rome, especially those who are
interested in seeing the Vatican. Just
a short walk from St. Peter's Square, the
hotel is quite modern when compared to other
establishments. Guests will find modern
conveniences including satellite television
that carries English-speaking channels,
high-speed internet access and room service.
One
of the most recognized structures in the
world, the Colosseum is one of Rome's
"must see" attractions. The ruins
date back to AD 80 and once held 50,000
spectators who came to see numerous events,
festivities and the famous gladiator battles.
Legend
has it that if you toss a coin over your
shoulder and into Trevi fountain, you'll one
day return to Rome. This might be part of the
reason the fountain's area is one of the most
visited places in Rome. Pope Clement XII
ordered the construction of the fountain in
1735 on a spot where a drinking fountain had
been for centuries. A beautiful plaza filled
with strange and wonderful statues, the
fountain gained much recognition after it was
featured in the movie "La Dolce
Vita", directed by Federico Fellini.
One
of the two areas in the Vatican that is open
to tourists, visiting St. Peter's basilica is
an unforgettable journey to what many consider
to be the greatest church in the world. Filled
with priceless works of art including
Michelangelo's Pieta, the Basilica is also an
architectural treasure in its own right. Free,
one hour tours in English are offered
daily.
The
Hotel Lord Byron is one of the highest rated
hotels in Rome. Located downtown, the small
and exclusive resort fulfills the desires of
its guests with courtesy and speed. It's
location is ideal for sightseeing in the
Eternal City and is within walking distance of
the Rome's most popular attractions such as
Trevi fountain and the Spanish Steps. 
The
Golden Tulip Ambra Palace is a wonderful hotel
that is built inside a renovated building
built in 1850. It combines the best in modern
amenities with the old world charm of Rome.
The hotel's central location puts it just
steps away from the famous Colosseum and the
Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. 
The
Starhotel Michelangelo is a fantastic option
for visitors to Rome, especially those who are
interested in seeing the Vatican. Just
a short walk from St. Peter's Square, the
hotel is quite modern when compared to other
establishments. Guests will find modern
conveniences including satellite television
that carries English-speaking channels,
high-speed internet access and room service.
One
of the most recognized structures in the
world, the Colosseum is one of Rome's
"must see" attractions. The ruins
date back to AD 80 and once held 50,000
spectators who came to see numerous events,
festivities and the famous gladiator battles.
Legend
has it that if you toss a coin over your
shoulder and into Trevi fountain, you'll one
day return to Rome. This might be part of the
reason the fountain's area is one of the most
visited places in Rome. Pope Clement XII
ordered the construction of the fountain in
1735 on a spot where a drinking fountain had
been for centuries. A beautiful plaza filled
with strange and wonderful statues, the
fountain gained much recognition after it was
featured in the movie "La Dolce
Vita", directed by Federico Fellini.
One
of the two areas in the Vatican that is open
to tourists, visiting St. Peter's basilica is
an unforgettable journey to what many consider
to be the greatest church in the world. Filled
with priceless works of art including
Michelangelo's Pieta, the Basilica is also an
architectural treasure in its own right. Free,
one hour tours in English are offered
daily. 
