Hotel Modigliani in Rome (Italy)

Hotel Modigliani in Italy

Via della Purificazione,42,
Rome,

Near the Spanish Steps and Via Veneto, 24 rooms with all modern comforts, air conditioning, bath shower, hairdryer, minibar, safe, satellite tv, lift. The Hotel Modigliani is the ideal to have a pleasant stay while in Rome for business or holiday. The delightful inner garden offers the quietness so rare in a city like Rome.The Superior rooms on the top floor offer a spectacular view on the historical center. The other rooms face the garden or the quiet old street. The owners are a nice couple of artists: she musicians and he writer. Their particular philosophy of life reflects the characteristics of the staff working in this typical hotel: professionalism, elegance and kindness. Hotel is in ROME CENTRE. The Leisure and hotel facilities are: SHOPPING (Spanish steps, via Frattina, via Condotti) PARKING LUDOVISI (via Ludovisi), SCOOTER-CAR RENTALS, NEARBY SIGHTSEEING AND WALKING TOURS,FAX SERVICE AND INTERNET ACCESS, RESERVATIONS FOR RESTAURANTS, MUSEUMS, ETC... POSTAL SERVICE FOR LETTERS AND COPY SERVICE, FREE MAPS OF THE CITY AND TAXI BOOKING, CHANGE AND INTERNET POINT (Piazza Barberini), AIRPORT PRIVATE PICK UP

Rates From £92 per night.
Rooms: 23

From Termini station, take subway (A line - direction Battistini) and get off at Barberini station (duration 5 minutes). You are in Barberini square: Via della Purificazione is between Via Veneto and Via Sistina.From The main Airport (FCO) take the train (available every half hour) to Termini station and then take subway (A line)- Duration 30 minutes.From motorway take GRA and follow direction to Rome Centre (exits: Roma Nord Salario). Then ask for Via Salaria direction Villa Borghese

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