HOTEL HIBERIA in Quirinale (Italy)

In a palace in the historical center of Rome, the Hotel Hiberia possesses a skillful balance between classical and modern elements, a positive character that is manifested in the splendid hall, where you are welcomed by a courteous and highly professional staff.At reception you can book guided tours, excursions with private car as well - acquiring all necessary information in order to tour Rome, using the convenient public transportation that stops in the vicinity of the hotel.The setting of the Hotel Hiberia, elegant and furnished with special attention, offers a decorousness superior to the common 3-star hotels; complete with ADSL internet with fax service, a bar open 24 hours and a TV room, is perfect for clients on business trips in search of relaxation.

Rates From £65 per night.
Rooms: 40
Accommodation Type: Hotel

We are about 1,5KM (one mile) from Termini Station. Here are the alternatives to reach us:a) By taxi. Leave the station from the front Exit and go to the Official Taxi Rank. Official taxis have a light on top and code numbers on the side door. Do not go with anyone that comes up to you in or around the station area that offers to help you with your luggage telling you to follow them to a taxi - it may be costly!b) By bus. In the area in front of the station there is a bus park. you can get there number 64, 40 express or 170 and get off at the stop in via Nazionale for the Quirinale. We are just around the corner in via Ventiquattro Maggio at N 8. Bus tickets must be purchased beforehand, either from a machine near the buses or any newsagents or cigarette shop Tabacchi and cost 1 euro each. You should validate your ticket in the little yellow machine on the bus.c) To walk. Go out the front entrance and across the bus park and opposite you will find a tree lined street called Viale V. Einaudi which brings you to Piazza Della Repubblica. From there take the main street on your left this is Via Nazionale, walk to the end of this street, you will see a little roundabout with Palm trees, and we are in the turning on the left hand side, Via Ventiquattro Maggio at N 8.