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    star star Via Palestro,35, Rome, Latium 00185, Italy

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      Massimo

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    Housed in an aristocratic mansion that dates back to the beginning of the 18th century is this recently restored city hotel. Its guests will be pleasantly surprised to find utmost comfort and friendly services in the most-convenient part of Rome. Located just 200 metres from the metro station and 1-stop or a 10-minute walk from the Termini terminal, it offers perfect connections to all of the main monuments. The Coliseum is just 3 stops away and the Vatican City is a 15-minute ride. The air-conditioned city hotel offers guest rooms with furniture in Arte Povera style, with walnut pieces and other complementary furnishings inspired by Ancient Rome. They open to spectacular panoramic views, as they overlook the ancient Aurelian Walls, built by Emperor Aurelius in around 270 BC to defend the city of Rome.
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    rate_reviewGood Hotel. Close to public transportation and the train station.

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    Massimo

    Housed in an aristocratic mansion that dates back to the beginning of the 18th century is this recently restored city hotel. Its guests will be pleasantly surprised to find utmost comfort and friendly services in the most-convenient part of Rome. Located just 200 metres from the metro station and 1-stop or a 10-minute walk from the Termini terminal, it offers perfect connections to all of the main monuments. The Coliseum is just 3 stops away and the Vatican City is a 15-minute ride. The air-conditioned city hotel offers guest rooms with furniture in Arte Povera style, with walnut pieces and other complementary furnishings inspired by Ancient Rome. They open to spectacular panoramic views, as they overlook the ancient Aurelian Walls, built by Emperor Aurelius in around 270 BC to defend the city of Rome.


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