We booked Hotel Boscolo online through Expedia.com and got a really good last minute deal. We drove there- it was quite difficult to find down a small street and we had to pay for valet parking as you may expect in central Rome but the concierge were really friendly and helpful as were the ... Read review
excl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: 6,28/10 - Once a monumental bank in Rome, the historical ... more
building has been beautifully remodelled by the famous architect Adam Tihany to become a stylish design hotel that bewitches through aesthetic charm. With so many mo...
Choose this 5-star hotel for its chic, modern design, its spa services, the rooftop bar ... more
and restaurant and its excellent location in Rome's historic centre, near the Barberini Metro Station.Famous architect Adam D. Tihany has decorated Boscolo Aleph Lu...
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Location. The Aleph A Boscolo Luxury Hotel in Rome, Italy is convenient to many area ... more
attractions. Less than one kilometer from the Spanish Steps and the Villa Borghese, the hotel is two kilometers from Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon. The Coliseum is four kilometers from the hotel. Vatican City, St. Peter's Basilica and Vatican Museum are five kilometers away. Fiumicino Airport is approximately 35 kilometers from the hotel. Hotel Features. A Renaissance building that was formerly a bank, the Aleph A Boscolo Luxury Hotel features an ultra modernistic interior. The lobby of the hotel features a black marble floor with small areas of red tiles and wood paneling on the walls with red leather couches. The hotel offers complimentary newspapers and coffee in the lobby. The restaurant Sin, is open all day and serves Mediterranean cuisine that includes fish entrees. Open June through September, Seventh Heaven is the hotel's rooftop restaurant and bar that serves breakfast, lunches and dinners. The ''Heaven Spa'' offers massages, beauty treatments and a sauna. The hotel's library has working areas, two computers, printers and complimentary high speed Internet access. The Sala Verde (Green Room) is a conference room that can accommodate up to 70 people. Guestrooms. The Aleph A Boscolo Luxury Hotel's 96 guestrooms are decorated with white colors with navy blue accents. One wall in each room features black and white photographs of Rome. Amenities in each room includes minibars and inroom safes. The ensuite bathrooms are designed with small blue and white mosaic tiles. High speed Internet access is available. Expert Tip. The Pincio (Pincian Hill), in the south part of Villa Borghese, offers one of the greatest views over Rome. There are villas scattered through the Villa Borghese gardens that are remains of a world exposition in Rome in 1911.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The Aleph A Boscolo Luxury Hotel in Rome, Italy is convenient to many area ... more
attractions. Less than one kilometer from the Spanish Steps and the Villa Borghese, the hotel is two kilometers from Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon. The Coliseum is four kilometers from the hotel. Vatican City, St. Peter's Basilica and Vatican Museum are five kilometers away. Fiumicino Airport is approximately 35 kilometers from the hotel. Hotel Features. A Renaissance building that was formerly a bank, the Aleph A Boscolo Luxury Hotel features an ultra modernistic interior. The lobby of the hotel features a black marble floor with small areas of red tiles and wood paneling on the walls with red leather couches. The hotel offers complimentary newspapers and coffee in the lobby. The restaurant Sin, is open all day and serves Mediterranean cuisine that includes fish entrees. Open June through September, Seventh Heaven is the hotel's rooftop restaurant and bar that serves breakfast, lunches and dinners. The ''Heaven Spa'' offers massages, beauty treatments and a sauna. The hotel's library has working areas, two computers, printers and complimentary high speed Internet access. The Sala Verde (Green Room) is a conference room that can accommodate up to 70 people. Guestrooms. The Aleph A Boscolo Luxury Hotel's 96 guestrooms are decorated with white colors with navy blue accents. One wall in each room features black and white photographs of Rome. Amenities in each room includes minibars and inroom safes. The ensuite bathrooms are designed with small blue and white mosaic tiles. High speed Internet access is available. Expert Tip. The Pincio (Pincian Hill), in the south part of Villa Borghese, offers one of the greatest views over Rome. There are villas scattered through the Villa Borghese gardens that are remains of a world exposition in Rome in 1911.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Funky Theme, really nice room, Central Location Disadvantages: Small pool/ gym area
We booked Hotel Boscolo online through Expedia.com and got a really good last minute deal. We drove there- it was quite difficult to find down a small street and we had to pay for valet parking as you may expect in central Rome but the concierge were really friendly and helpful as were the reception staff- we booked a double room but were upgraded as they had space which was a nice touch.
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Overall I would definately recommend Hotel Boscolo as it is in an excellent location- we walked to pretty much all the sights and it is a bit different- the decor is really cool and it's a fun place to stay for a couple of nights on a short break. ... more
We booked Hotel Boscolo online through Expedia.com and got a really good last minute deal. We drove there- it was quite difficult to find down a small street and we had to pay for valet parking as you may expect in central Rome but the concierge were really friendly and helpful as were the reception staff- we booked a double room but were upgraded as they had space which was a nice touch.
Our room was stunning and decorated in a totally unique and really funky way- it was small but had everything we needed. The bathroom was mosaic and had a deep sunken jacuzzi bath and speakers so you could listen to music or the TV from the other room. The toiletries and things provided were really nice and you definately felt like you were staying in a posh boutique hotel! For excellent pictures and more details I would recommend their website http://www.boscolohotels.com/eng/hotels/aleph/5star_hotel_rome.htm
The room was facing into a small courtyard with many other buildings around and it was a shame there was not a view but we did not spend very much time in there- there was a nice sitting room area downstairs by reception which was red and 'hell' themed with big oriental statues and a really cool bar area.
There was also a rooftop restaurant which we visited and looked really beautiful but was a bit expensive for us....
The heaven part came into play in the basement where the gym, spa and pool facilities are located. This was a little dissapointing, with the pool looking a lot bigger on the website then it actually is- it is unsuitable for swimming- but there was a steam room and sauna, a few machines and a calming relaxation room in the old safe as the building used to be a bank.
Breakfast was ok with a choice of cereals, juices and fruits as well as hot choices however we got there quite late and most of it had gone so it was difficult to judge- there is also a fantastic bakery over the road for yummy snacks!
Overall I would definately recommend Hotel Boscolo as it is in an excellent location- we walked to pretty much all the sights and it is a bit different- the decor is really cool and it's a fun place to stay for a couple of nights on a short break.
Aleph, a Boscolo Luxury Hotel, is situated in Rome, within one hour\\\'s transfer time from Fiumicino Airport. Hotel Aleph represents the seamless integration of architectural style, technology, guest rooms, entertainment, people and relaxation in the ideal Rome location. The Boscolo Hotel Aleph offers its guests luxurious accommodation in any of the 96 splendid rooms designed by the renowned designer Adam Tihany. In the Aleph he has gone forward to the future without forgetting the past. Aleph is a contemporary Rome hotel which embodies the best in design, using the finest Italian fabrics and decor. The hotel coupled with the latest technology and the courtesy and professionalism of its staff to ensure a comfortable and relaxing stay.
