occupies a quiet corner animated on Sunday with its famous flea market, Porta Portese and at night for the reknowned famous Roman nights that have always inspired p...
of times gone past. Offering a typically Italian atmosphere of conviviality and style with marble flooring and a refined decor. Rooms are well-appointed with TV,...
star hotel is situated in downtown Rome in the heart of the famous Trastevere district, the center of ancient Rome, with the city center reachable by foot.
designed to provide elegant accommodations for all guests visiting the Eternal city of Rome, whether on business or simply for pleasure. This modern hotel is the per...
star hotel is situated in downtown Rome in the heart of the famous Trastevere district, the center of ancient Rome, with the city center reachable by foot.
of times gone past. Offering a typically Italian atmosphere of conviviality and style with marble flooring and a refined decor. Rooms are well-appointed with TV, air-conditioning, telephone, mini bar and high speed Internet access. All are sound-proofed and feature Louis XVI bedsteads, armoires and desks, parquet flooring and rich damask wallpaper and bedspreads. Located in the famed Trastevere region of Rome ? you are surrounded by a rich and varied nightlife and a multitude of cafes, shops and eateries. The hotel features a number of guest facilities and amenities such as a spa and fitness centre, a bar/lounge, a roof garden and a conference service
The Palace Hotel in Buxton, Derbyshire, is an amazing hotel. It is an RAC 4* accredited hotel and my partner and I went on a 2 night leisure break there for Easter. We chose this particular hotel because it has a swimming pool, sauna, steam room, gym and more
When Lee Mead won BBC's 'Any Dream Will Do' my mum was ecstatic. She had probably spent half her wages voting for him, so tickets to see him play Joseph were an obvious choice for her birthday in November last year. Thinking it was a brilliant idea,... more
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