Hotel Amalfi Rome

Intimate and elegant, in via Merulana, near Termini Station, just a short walk from the piazza and the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, Hotel Amalfi stands out for its class and comfort among the 3-star hotels in the historic center of Rome.

The kindness and professionalism of its staff, its warm and elegant atmosphere, its welcoming and functional rooms, its central location make our boutique hotel located in the center of Rome the ideal place both for your business trips and for holidays.

The location of the Amalfi Hotel in Rome is perfect for visiting the ancient center of the capital. A few steps from Santa Maria Maggiore and the Monti district you can walk to the Colosseum in 5 minutes, crossing the Domus Aurea.

ROOMS & SUITES
Each room of our historical boutique Hotel near the Colosseum and overlooking the basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore is enriched with original frescoes, high ceilings and parquet floors. An ideal mix of good taste and technology that will make your stay in Rome unforgettable.

SMALL DOUBLE ROOM
The most convenient way to stay in our hotel and enjoy a holiday in Rome. The perfect choice if you are a couple looking for economy, comfort and meticulous cleanliness.

The economy rooms have the same facilities as our standard double rooms, they are only smaller and have a French double bed (1.40m wide). This room type can accommodate a maximum of two people.

SINGLE ROOM
Cozy and functional, enhanced with classical furniture, our single rooms offer all the services and amenities of a 3 star Hotel.

STANDARD DOUBLE ROOM
Welcoming and elegant, our double rooms are the ideal choice for couples and families who want to spend an unforgettable holiday in Rome. They can contain two single beds or a double bed and overlook the beautiful cathedral of Santa Maria Maggiore, located between the Colosseum and Termini station.

FAMILY ROOM
Our family rooms in Rome, a stone’s throw from the Colosseum. Spacious and comfortable, they are suitable for families and friends to discover the eternal city.

DISCOVERING ROMAN CUISINE
In addition to being a journey between art and culture, a trip to Italy is necessarily a journey into taste. The Italian culinary tradition is undoubtedly one of the strengths of the Bel Paese. From North to South the proposals change and differ substantially from one city to another, allowing you to discover ever new flavors.

The current Roman cuisine is a cuisine that reflects the history of Rome by enclosing the most significant elements of a genuine and essential cuisine, made up of a few simple elements but with a strong character.

The city is full of restaurants but only a few are historical ones and where the inhabitants love to go for dinner. A few steps from the Hotel Amalfi is one of the most famous Trattorias in Rome, opened in 1916. You can enjoy typical Roman dishes at the right price, avoiding the famous “tourist traps” restaurants.

It is a very simple place where the main aspects are the ancient recipes and the value for money. The appreciation of the place by the customers makes the reservation highly recommended.

VISIT TO TIVOLI
Following the ancient Via Tiburtina for 30 Km. East of Rome, this tour allows you to visit and admire the two splendid villas, from two different eras. The Villa Adriana from the Roman period and the Villa D ‘Este from the Renaissance period.

At the foot of the Tiburtini hills, source of the waters that feed the spa town of Bagni di Tivoli and which are dominated by vast quarries of travertine marble, you will first stop to visit the ruins of Villa Adriana which can only hint at the grandeur and beauty of this Villa built by the emperor Hadrian to remind him of the monuments and sites he had admired during his travels in the East.

We then continue towards Villa D’Este, one of the most beautiful residences of the Renaissance. The Villa’s countless fountains, set in the heart of magnificent Italian-style gardens, create a delightful and graceful symphony of carved stone, shade, sunlight and water.

A DAY IN NAPLES AND POMPEII
A journey to discover art, history, folklore and archeology in one of the most typical regions of southern Italy. Leaving Rome heading south, we take the Autostrada del Sole which crosses the fertile Roman countryside through the Castelli Romani area.

About halfway down the highway, you will be able to see the Abbey of Montecassino, known for its famous battle and complete destruction during World War II. Going down towards the port of Mergellina and following the coast road, we arrive in the ancient fishing district of Santa Lucia and we see the imposing Castel dell’Ovo (photo stop).

The city tour continues through the historic center to see Piazza del Plebiscito, the Royal Palace, the Basilica of San Francesco di Paola, the San Carlo Theater, the Umberto I Gallery and the imposing Maschio Angioino.

Leaving the city, we cross the fertile valley of Vesuvius, passing through the villages of Herculaneum, Torre del Greco and Torre Annunziata before finally arriving in Pompeii, where we stop first for lunch. Next we will visit the excavations on foot with a local guide on an archaeological journey through the ancient city.

In ca. 2 hours you will see part of what has been discovered in more than 1,700 years since Pompeii was covered in ashes during the eruption of Vesuvius in the year 79 AD.

Through the remains and ruins of this ancient city, we can imagine the daily life of the imperial age and imagine the panic felt by the people in those last minutes before the city was so disastrously buried. At the end of the visit to Pompeii we will return to the coach for a journey of approx. 3 hours back to Rome.

During this excursion we will visit a coral and cameo factory where we will have the opportunity to admire and buy objects of this ancient craft that dates back to the Greek era.

Rooms: 22

Price: from 99 EUR per night

Source: www.hotelamalfiroma.it