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Hotel Barocco Rome is located in Piazza Barberini, one of the best well known squares in Rome with walking distance from many of the popular streets and spots in Rome such as: Via Venetto (only half a block away), Spanish steps (less than five blocks), Fontana de Trevi, Via del Corso and the famous Via Condotti with all the signature stores, so every interesting point is not more than 15 minutes walking from the Hotel. The rooms at Hotel Barocco are nicely decorated. You see a lot of polished mahogany wood all around you, even at the angle between the walls and ceiling, which gives it an effect of wood enclosure as a chamber. The only suite, has a nice ample terrace with view to the Barberini square. Breakfast is served buffet style in a dining room in an adjoining building which is now part of the hotel. Because the Barocco was made joining together three different ancient Roman buildings of which only the facade was kept, the rest was remodeled into the nice four star hotel it is today. The address of the hotel reads Piazza Barberini but there is only a small door at that address (which is always locked), the main entrance is on the cornering street: “Via della Purificazione”. ▪ Classic Room ▪
▪ Superior Room ▪
▪ Deluxe Room ▪
▪ Junior Suite Terrace & Love Pool ▪
▪ Junior Suite Light & Sight ▪
▪ Suite ▪
▪ Annex Classic Room ▪
On the first floor of a period noble building adjoining the main part of the Hotel, the elegance of this quiet, cosy accommodation will welcome you on your return from the buzz of the city. All the services of the Barocco, plus the privilge of the utmost privacy. Rome as its very best. Size: 150 sqft / 14 sqm ▪ Annex Deluxe Room ▪
On the first floor of a period noble building adjoining the main part of the Hotel, the elegance of this quiet, cosy accommodation will welcome you on your return from the buzz of the city. All the services of the Barocco, plus the privilge of the utmost privacy. Rome as its very best. Size: 226 sqft / 21 sqm Rates shown are for reference only; upon requesting a reservation you will be quoted the Best Available Rate at the time of your inquiry
Rates are in Euros Buffet Breakfast, services, 10% VAT included. City Tax not included. City tax can be paid by clients at the end of the stay (3,00 Eur per person per night). Children under 10 are exempt. Cancellation policy: Any cancellation must reach Rome office 7 days prior to arrival date. Penalty: the cost of one night will be charged for late cancellation or non arrival. Cancellation policies and penalities may be different for groups reservations or high booking value. How to reach the hotelTrain Station: Termini Station (2 Kms.) Airport: Fiumicino International Airport - Rome (30 Kms.) From the Autostrada A1: Exit at Via Salaria and take the direction to Via Veneto. At the end is Piazza Barberini. The hotel is located in a small pedestrian street called Via della Purificazione, you have to circle the whole square to find it.
The Basilica of San Pietro
San Peter's Basilica is situated in Città del Vaticano, the residence of Popes since 1377. The present church stands on the ruins of the ancient early Christian church dedicated to Peter, where the grave of the apostle is placed. The dome, clearly visible from many areas of the city, dominates the view of Rome; it was designed by Michelangelo and carried out by Fontana and Della Porta, and is one of the most famous buildings in the world. Arriving in San Pietro from Via della Conciliazione you come to the square designed by Bernini, an endless set of marvelous columns to which two fountains (one by Maderno and one by Domenico Fontana) join, and the central obelisk too. On the background you can see the façade of the Basilica, designed by Maderno and finished in 1614. Within the portico, on the façade, 5 doors open; the one that stands on the right side is the Holy Door. This door is officially opened by the Pope according to a special rite, exactly on Chritmas Day.
Colisseum
The Colosseum or Flavian Amphitheater was begun by Vespasian, inaugurated by Titus in 80 A.D. and completed by Domitian. Located on marshy land between the Esquiline and Caelian Hills, it was the first permanent amphitheater to be built in Rome. Its monumental size and grandeur as well as its practical and efficient organization for producing spectacles and controlling the large crowds make it one of the great architectural monuments achieved by the ancient Romans. The amphitheater is a vast ellipse with tiers of seating for 50,000 spectators around a central elliptical arena. Below the wooden arena floor, there was a complex set of rooms and passageways for wild beasts and other provisions for staging the spectacles. Eighty walls radiate from the arena and support vaults for passageways, stairways and the tiers of seats. At the outer edge circumferential arcades link each level and the stairways between levels.
The Pantheon
Pantheon is one of the greatest, the most majestic and best preserved monuments in ancient Rome. The present building of 80 A. D., wanted by Adrian, stands up on the ruins of the previous temple, built by Agrippa in 27 B. C The sight from Rotunda Square propose us the view of the portico, and of the already mentioned inscription. When you enter, you discover the reason why this monument is famous in the world, as an absolute example of architectural and building skill: the immense dome, symbol of the vault of heaven. On the top you can admire the opening penetrated by the pencil of light that constitutes the only luminous source of the Temple, symbol of the eternal light that enlightens the man, and of time passing by. In fact the sensation you can feel by visiting the building in the different hours of the day is strictly depending on the position of the sun, and so on the position of the ray of light inside the building; 43 mt. high. The most reliable “Review” about this property is that it is in The JP Moser Hotel & Chateau Guide, and Mr. & Mrs. Moser, the authors of the guide, stay at the properties featured in The JP Moser Hotel & Chateau guide (usually for two days and two nights), in order to evaluate thoroughly the installations and services. Therefore, if a lodging establishment is featured in The JP Moser Hotel & Chateau Guide, is because it is exactly as you see it in www.jpmoser.com and you can be sure that if you book this property, there should not be any unpleasant surprises while you stay there.
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24hr Services
Airport Shuttle
All Public and Private spaces Non-Smoking
Bar / Lounge
Dry Cleaning
Family Rooms
Fax/Photocopying
Heating
Ironing Service
Lift / Elevator
Luggage Storage
Newspapers
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Room Services
Safe Deposit Box
Soundproofed Rooms
Wi-Fi Free 

