Grand Hotel Palatino, Rome

The 4 stars Grand Hotel Palatino is situated in the heart of the ancient center of Rome, just a short walk away from the Colosseum and the Imperial Forums. Also close to shopping districts where Rome's most elegant shops can be found and near Termini Railway station, the air terminal and main subway station of Rome, providing rapid links to all the most important areas of Rome. Opened in 1968, the Grand Hotel Palatino is characterized by the warm welcome it has always extended to its guests and by the elegance and refinement of its surroundings. From most rooms guests can enjoy a picturesque and enchanting view of over Rome downtown, Rome's Imperial Forums ruins, and rooftops of Rome.

You can relax and let yourself be tempted by the quality of the drinks at the bar "bARt" and by the delicious cooking of our Chef, served to you at the two restaurants, "Le Erbe" and "Le Spighe", both completely renovated in 2003. At the Hotel Restaurant, famous for its exquisite dishes and extraordinary service, the specialities of the Chef are always a delight to your taste buds or just relax with a drink in the Bar and Lounge. The Hotel also offers a variety of meeting halls including the "Cesarini" holding 220 people suitable for trade fairs, exhibitions and commercial launches and easily accessed from the street making the exhibition of large items possible. The "Tevere" which holds up to 80 people and the "Aniene and the Velino for 10 to 30 people are all equipped with recording and amplification systems and overhead projectors. The Hotel's convenient position and excellent service make it an ideal place to stay for those visiting the "Eternal City" either for leisure or business.

The Grand Hotel Palatino has 208 large and comfortable bedrooms equipped with the most modern conveniences: they have been planned, designed and furnished to satisfy all your needs. Many of the bedrooms have large windows or balconies from which you may admire unrivalled panoramic views of the most important monuments of the "Eternal City".