Hotel Barocco

The Hotel Barocco overlooks Romes Piazza Barberini the fine square dominated by Berninis wonderful baroque fountain of the sea-god Triton. This intimate and charming hotel is named after the architectural style that inspired some of the most breathtaking squares and monuments in the Eternal City. The fountain is a stones throw from the hotel so close in fact that from some of the rooms guests can see the tiny bees a symbol of the Barberini family sculpted on the dolphins. The entrance to the hotel is in Via della Purificazione a quiet street off the square and leads into an elegant foyer. In the hotels lounge guests can watch TV or simply relax on the comfortable settees helping themselves to a drink from a selection of fine liquors. They may also peruse Franco Carusos fine collection of antique books. This is the kind of attention to detail for which the hotel is known for. The hotels forty-one rooms are Situated on 6 floors. This exclusive hotel breathes elegance and is the last word in comfort its regular customers include businessmen professionals journalists and visitors from around the world who come to discover the beauty of this ancient city. There are parking facilities nearby. Scooters are provided on request facilitating access to areas of the historic center that are closed to motor vehicles. All rooms offer a selection of seasonal fruit and in the bathrooms fresh flowers is placed on the soft white bathrobes. Each room is unique some unexpectedly open out onto balconies and terraces with panoramic vistas of Piazza Barberini and Romes picturesque skyline. The rooms come with all the modern comforts including air-conditioning satellite TV a safe adaptors for computers and hairdryers and are completely soundproofed. Additional information: Children age 2 and under stay free in the room with parents and in existing bedding. Children age 3-6 will receive a reduction of 30 percent.

Star rating: 4 Star

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