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Grand Hotel Palace Rome
Roma, Rome
Perfect for nature loversOnly 1.1 km to Villa Borghese and 1.4 km to Villa Borghese
Tourist attractions nearbyOnly 1.5 km to Bioparco (Rome Zoo)
Dining service availableNo need to go out for meals! This accommodation provides a restaurant.
Near shopping centersOnly 857 m to Rinascente Roma Tritone and 857 m to Rinascente Roma Tritone
Nice location! Near public transportOnly 465 m to Barberini Station and 775 m to Spagna Station
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Popular Facilities
Sports & Recreation
1
Fitness Facilities
Public Facilities
4
Air Conditioning
Elevator/Lift
Swimming Pool
Restaurant
Hotel Services
3
Laundry Service/Dry Cleaning
Luggage Storage
24-hour Front Desk
Hotel Policy
1
Non Smoking
In-room Facilities
1
Shower
Connectivity
2
Television
Free WiFi
Location
See mapsVia V. Veneto, 70 Roma, Italy 00187All distances are measured in straight lines. The actual travel distance may be different.
Accommodation Rules
Check-in Procedure
Check-in14:00-23:59
Check-out12:00
City Tax Notice: A city tax of EUR 10 per person per night is applicable and shall be paid upon arrival.
Want to check in early? Fill out the Special Requests form on the booking page.
More Policies
Children
Guests of all ages are welcome to stay.
Children ages 12 years old and above will be considered as adults.
Please make sure that the children’s age is consistent with the information listed on your booking details. Otherwise, you may have to pay additional fees upon check-in.
Deposit
Guests need to pay a deposit at check-in.
Age
Guests of all ages are welcome to stay.
Breakfast
Breakfast is available from 07:00 - 11:00 local time.
Pets
No pets allowed.
Smoking
No smoking room.
Alcohol
No alcohol drinks allowed.
About Grand Hotel Palace Rome
The luxurious hotel was built in 1925 by Gino Clerici and decorated by the illustrious architect Marcello Piacetini in the 1920s according to the Roman architecture of the Renaissance. At that time it was recognized as the "Palace of the Ambassadors" because it was built to accommodate diplomats of the nearby Embassies. The design of the building is reminiscent of the Bohemian street cafes and it is a suggestive example of that Roman modernism with a touch of French Art Nouveau.
The exclusive restaurant of the hotel, the Cadorin Salon created in 1926 by the Venetian artist Guido Cadorin, is another artistic relic decorated with extraordinary frescoes. The five large frescoed panels, which are an artistic heritage protected by Fine Arts, depict Roman high society in the nineteen-twenties.
In October 2010 the Grand Hotel Palace has reopened to the public after major renovation work giving it a wholly new light where the present and the artistic past merge in a perfectly-balanced stylistic continuum.