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( ex. Stendhal Depandance Hotel )
Via Sistina 4 (Check-In At Hotel Stendhal Via Del Tritone 113), Rome, Italy
The 4-star Stendhal Luxury Suites Rome hotel provides proximity to ancient Roman ruins, which is located nearly a 25-minute walk away. Boasting a location merely 650 metres from the aqueduct-fed rococo Trevi Fountain, this Rome hotel features 26 rooms as well as a shared lounge.
The hotel in Trevi, which is a great choice for travelers interested in food, city walks and sightseeing is around 5 minutes' drive from the Borghese Gallery and Museum and just 1.8 km from such shopping venues as Navona Square. Within 30 minutes' walk of the Stendhal Luxury Suites Rome guests will find the Roman Forum. Staying at the accommodation, family travellers have access to the 17-hectare zoological garden "Bioparco di Roma", which is 2.7 km away. This Rome hotel stands approximately 5 minutes' walk from Barberini tube station and approximately 20 minutes' walk from Flaminio train station.
The rooms at Stendhal Luxury Suites hotel are air-conditioned and fitted with complimentary Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels as well as a mini-fridge-bar and coffee/tea making facilities. The rooms offer elegant furniture including a writing desk. The private bathrooms feature a bidet, a walk-in shower, and a separate toilet, along with comforts such as a hair dryer and bath sheets. The rooms also overlook the city.
The Stendhal Luxury Suites serves a savoury daily breakfast. Offering Italian meals, That's Amore by Fabio Bongianni is situated just around the corner from the property.
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