Daniel´s Hotel * * * *

Bar
Have you ever tasted the capuccino at Daniel's? We hope so, otherwise you will miss a unique aroma and a superb cream; don’t be afraid to ask the bar the strongest coffe, it will be served with kindness but it will make you start a brand new day full of energy; of course Daniel's has the largest variety of tea and if you need something to relax the hotel can easily prepare whatever infusion you want. The bar is at your service, why don't take advantage.

Roof Garden
Daniel’s Hotel is proud to offer you a wonderful terrace (in addition to a breakfast lounge on the ground-floor) where you can enjoy a superb panorama: you can choose among Saint Peter’s Dome, the Unknown Warrior (Altare della Patria) or Santa Maria del Popolo, you will be really surrounded by beauty and history. The Roof Garden will be the fittest place where you can savour a rich buffet before starting a new day or a cold dinner in the warm Roman evenings, prelude of romantic nights looking for the Dolce Vita.

But the sight is not the only dish the hotel can serve; as a matter of fact the barmen can prepare excellent cocktails that will witness the first-rate hospitality even in long-time intervals between your sojourns in Daniel’s Hotel.

Daniel’s Hotel lies in Via Frattina 107, a very beautiful and old street, parallel to the famous Via Condotti, the road of luxury and Italian Fashion, where you can buy the exclusive masterpieces of art and design that spread the Italian beauty all over the world; there you can even sip something in the historical Caffé Greco, where once artists like Leopardi, Berlioz and Wagner used to collect their thoughts; just a few steps and you will be plunged into a quarter that poets like Keats and Goethe chose wisely for their sojourn, Piazza di Spagna and the Stairs of Trinita dei Monti.

The hotel recommends climbing the stairs at sunset time and taking a look at the romantic panorama over Pincio, in the green and historic Villa where the noble Borghese Family had their residence and the Italian writer D’Annunzio found the inspiration for his lustful novels. If you like better you can take a walk along Via del Corso, a starting point towards the very close Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Fontana di Trevi, Piazza Venezia and Piazza del del Popolo, sights that anyone fond of art history and beauty shouldn’t absolutely miss to visit.