Hotel Degli Artisti Rome

Hotel Degli Artisti is an urban oasis hotel of cutting-edge technology blended with classic style located in the heart of Rome. It will impress you with its wonderful views of the Eternal City, its bright rooms fully equipped with elegant fittings, accurate and modern details, its sensational indoor areas and its spoiling breathtaking views.

All the new hotel rooms and areas have been endowed with a sound proof system to guarantee rest and a quiet stay for our customers. The quiet and elegant 4 star hotel Degli Artisti hosts its guests with a unique and spacious Lobby, an intimate bar and a wonderful courtyard in which guests can relax surrounded by greenery.

This new 4 star Hotel offers free superfast WiFi connection in all the building areas. From the lobby to the breakfast room, every space of the hotel is a little heaven to rest.

After a long day visiting the Eternal city the customers will certainly appreciate the perfect cozy hangout for relaxing or reading a book in the lovely modern and comfortable lobby or retreat in the terrace with inspiring stunning views over the city.

The new luxury 4 Star Hotel degli Artisti is well situated in the lovely neighborhood of the Ludovisi district on the Pincian hill next to the best sights of Rome such as the Spanish Step with the renowned historic shopping streets of Rome’s Via Condotti and the famous Via Veneto.

Within easy reach from the Hotel you can find the enchanting Villa Borghese, the heart shaped public park of the city. Around this unique hotel there are the most important monuments of Rome as the sensational Fontana di Trevi and Fontana del Tritone, the centerpiece of Piazza Barberini, built in 1643.

The new Hotel degli Artisti is well located in a very quiet central street and every space, both indoor and outdoor, is peaceful and lovely. Every area of this impressive hotel is well-studied and thought to give guests relax and peace even in a busy town.

ROOMS & SUITES
Hotel Degli Artisti boasts large bright cozy rooms endowed with classic furniture and all modern comforts & decor. Calming, comfy and tranquil, our bedrooms are the ultimate escape from all the hustle and bustle outside.

With carefully chosen soothing colours and textures, you can chill out after a hectic business meeting or unwind after the gig of a lifetime. All our rooms & suites have been created to confer the best standards to our guests. We will receive them with luxurious, classic and modern finishings plus a host of little luxurious extras.

All the rooms & suites are flooded with natural light, and with many opening onto private courtyard or garden, we promise you an oasis of calm in a buzzing city centre location thanks to the modern sound proof system employed.

Our rooms have an uncluttered, calming ambience in contrast to the vibrant, edgy character of the rest of our hotel. And if your stay is all about business, our rooms have everything you need to work in comfort too.

Hotel degli Artisti is a Family Friendly Hotel. We give guests the chance to create rooms for large families. Actually, by locking a door in the corridors, it gives the chance to create a private area to host families in 2 or 3 connecting rooms. The Hotel Degli Artisti is a Non-Smoking Hotel.

SKY SUITE
Hotel Degli Artisti is endowed with a magnificent premier suite offering unparalleled luxury and spectacular views of Rome. It is located at the top floor of the building and features an apartment-concept room that provides an intimate private entrance, a double room with a King-size bed, a spacious living room, two bathrooms complemented by elegant fittings, a balcony and a 40 sq. of private terrace overlooking Rome.

DELUXE SUITES
Our 3 DeLuxe Suites are timelessly elegant and spacious decorated with the finest fabrics and luxurious bedding, elegant wood panels and furnishings. All the Deluxe suites have two spacious bathrooms with large and comfortable separate showers equipped with a prestigious courtesy line. DeLuxe Suites overlook the wonderful interior courtyard, so conveying peace and relax for soul and body.

FAMILY SUPERIOR ROOM
The Family Superior Room features one bedroom with a separate sitting room with a sleeper – sofa. This kind of room guarantee a comfortable stay for all the family. Finely decorated with bright colors It boasts two comfortable bathrooms, both with a large shower.

The room guarantees a nice stay thanks to its modern stuff and sound-proof system. One bedroom with double or twin beds and a separate sitting room with a double sofa bed.

DOUBLE ROOMS
Our 12 Superior Double or Twin rooms offer more space, a minimum of 20 sq, finely decorated, a large desk and spacious wooden made wardrobe. This kind of rooms guarantee the most comfortable stay and is ideal for extended stays. Also you can enjoy a fantastic view either inside or outside the hotel.

ROOF TOP & BAR
Surrounded by the impressive landscapes of Rome, The Terrace Bar is the ideal scene for unforgettable birthdays over cocktails, afternoon tea, finger food dishes and corporate receptions.

Our skilled staff will be able to please guests by serving cocktails & drinks from wide liquors and wine list. The Terrace Bar will be the perfect setting to end the day and socialize.

THE BREAKFAST
The breakfast room is a timelessly elegant setting for breakfast venue. The room’s signature feature is the terracotta flooring or clay pavers reminiscent of the original built in the Roman Republica era.

In spring and summer, Degli Artisti will unfold into a grass-strewn patio, fabulously adorned with oversized planters where Guests can enjoy an American breakfast buffet or the Tea Time with a wide selection of teas offered daily

AMERICAN BAR
The welcoming atmosphere of the American Bar welcomes guests to the discreet lounge off the main lobby. Sip a signature cocktail along with a wide selection of spirits and wines. Celebrate at night with the best champagnes and wines. By day, treat yourself with an afternoon tea or specialty coffee. Room service is available.

THE TERRACE
Overlooking the magnificent church garden of Saint Isidores College, the terrace is a seasonal outdoor viewing terrace. From May to October, it will move from the ground floor to the upper floor and here guests will have the opportunity to socialize while sipping cocktails surrounded by the evocative landscapes of Rome.

SOLARIUM & JACUZZI
During summer period, guests will enjoy the wonderful solarium and Jacuzzi on the roof top from which they will be pampered by the stunning landscapes of Rome from the Altare della Patria with its massive horse pulled chariots to the impressive St. Peter’s Dome among the roofs, sipping champagne under Rome’s sky and enjoying an exquisite selection of snacks from our bar.

CONCIERGE
The 4-star Hotel Degli Artisti has a multilingual Staff which will be available to help and offer tips to guests and any leisure information required. Our staff have their fingers on the heartbeat of our city and are able to advise guests on restaurants, night life, sporting and theatre events, sightseeing tours and shopping among other things.

They are able to direct guests to any location or place at any time of day or night. Hotel Degli Artisti is uniquely equipped to assist our guests in accessing the best of Rome’s events and attractions, including restaurant reservations, theatre tickets, concert passes and sporting events.

FONTANA DI TREVI
Just few steps away from Hotel Degli Artisti there is the largest Baroque fountain in the city and the most beautiful in the world.The beautiful fountain is a gathering place for romantics couples in the evening when the lightning of the fountain makes it even more fantastic than in daylight.Do not miss the chance to throw a coin into the Fountain to ensure to return to Rome

VILLA BORGHESE
Within easy reach from the Hotel you can find the enchanting Villa Borghese, the heart shaped public park of the city. A scattering of monuments and fountains, offering a stunning view of the city from the Pincio terrace.

The park houses many museums, such as the interesting Galleria Borghese with its numerous masterpieces of Italian Art. Here you can do many leisure activities such as biking, skating or boating on its little romantic lake.

GALLERIA BORGHESE
is a museum, an art gallery that is located in the Park and Gardens of Villa Borghese. The Galleria Borghese is a popular attraction amongst art lovers since it contains a large collection of art and many of the paintings and sculptures are made by great and famous artists. You find art and sculptures from Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Raphael, Caravaggio, Titian, Rubens and many others in the Galleria Borghese.

SPANISH STEPS
A few meters away from our new 4-star Hotel you can find Trinità dei Monti popularly called Spanish steps.The staircase is quite large and have i nice design.

It is often decorated with flowers and the attraction is almost always crowded with both tourists and Romans. The Spanish steps is located at the square Piazza Spagna and it is also from where it got its name Spagna means Spanish).

THE PALATINE HILL
According to the mythology, the home om Romulus who founded Rome (after killing his brother Remus) in 753 BC (approx.). The Palatine hill was a perfect place to stay since it was easily defended and was near the river Tiber.

Later the Palatine hill was a popular place in the Ancient Rome among the wealthy and powerful elite. The imperial palace was placed here and at that time it was close to The Roman Forum on one side and the Circus Maximus on the other.

Many emperors lived at the Palatine Hill; Augustus, Caligula, Domitian, Nero, Septimius Severus and Tiberius. Catullus and Cicero is other examples of famous Romans who also had their home at the hill.

VIA CONDOTTI
The most elegant shopping street in the world, is within easy reach from Our Elegant Four Star Hotel. Here you can find all the most popular Brands and Maisons, while absorbed in the wonderful Italian Art.

SANT’ISIDORE’S COLLEGE
In the front of the Hotel there is a 17th century Franciscan monastic complex.Its church building is the Irish national church in Rome. It contains the Cappella Da Sylva, designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini who also designed the funerary monument of his son Paolo Valentino Bernini in it.

There is a Mass in English on Sundays at 10:00, which is the only public Mass in the week and, apparently, the only time you can visit the church without an appointment.

If you wish to see the artworks before Mass, try arriving half an hour early and be discreet -the church is small, and it is easy to cause a disturbance. The friars will also conduct weddings for Irish couples.

ST. PETERS BASILICA
The Basilica is the greatest catholic church and is one of many great attractions in Rome. It got its name from the apostle Peter who died in 64 AD. St. Peter’s Basilica was build much later. The project started 1506 and was finished in 1625.

The church is an imposing construction with a total height of almost 190 meters. Inside you find different sculptures and paintings from many well-known artists where Michelangelo is the most famous.

COLOSSEUM
The Grand opening of the arena took place at 80 AD by Caesar Titus. The name came from the giant (colossal) statue of Nero that stood beside the place of the arena (the statue is no longer there). At the Colosseum thousands of gladiators and animal was killed during the years it was used.

Only at the opening ceremony that took a year, it is believed that 2 000 gladiators and 9 000 animals was “slaughtered”. The perimeter of the Colosseum is about 524 meters and it is 48-meter-high and could take 55 000 spectators. Colosseum is one of the places you must visit when you are in Rome.

THE ROMAN FORUM
The Latin name is Forum Romanum and in the ancient Rome it was the center for trade, politics and religion. Here the senate met to discuss and to decide about important matters that affected the life of all Romans but in the Roman forum you also got markets where you could by everything from locally produced wine, corn and grains to more exotic, imported things.

In the area you find many temples where you could worship the different gods. The Roman forum was also a place to meet and gossip to hear the latest news. Today you can see the ruins of many of the buildings that once stood here. Some of them is better preserved, some have been restored and some of the is almost completely gone.

PANTHEON
Is an impressive building and was built by Agrippa between 27-25 BC and at that time it was a pagan temple for praying to all the gods that the roman people worshiped at that time. The temple was destroyed but was rebuilt again between 120-125 AD by Caesar Harianus.

The new temple is believed to be a good replica of the original. In the 600s AD Pantheon was sacred to Saint Maria and the martyrs and since then it has been used as a catholic church.

CASTLE OF THE HOLY ANGEL 
It’s called Castello St. Angelo but from the beginning it wasn’t a castle. It was a tomb, the mausoleum of the emperor Hadrian. It was built between 130 – 139 AD. After him more emperors was buried here, the last one was Caracalla 217.

Unfortunately, most of the mausoleum was destroyed when it was converted to a fortress 401 AD and the urns with the ashes of the emperors was scattered in 410 when the fortress was plundered. In the 14th century the fortress begins to change to a castle.

MONUMENT OF VICTOR EMANUEL II
In italian, Vittorio Emanuele II was the king of Sardinia from 1849 to 1861 when he become the King of Italy when it finally was united. He was the King of Italy until he died in 1878.

Victor Emanuel played i minor role in the success of the unification but since he was the first king he got very popular among the people and it was decided to honors him with a monument. In 1885 the building project started and it finally was finished 1911 (the same year as the 50-year celebration of the unity).

Guiseppe Sacconi was the architect of the magnificent monument. Not everyone likes the monument, many find it exaggerated. Typewriter and wedding cake is two nicknames for it and usually called Piazza Venezia.

PIAZZA NAVONA
In antiquity Piazza Navona was used as an arena where they compete with tanks pulled by horses. Nowadays is a big square used as a marketplace. Here you find artists and paintings, clothes, food and much more. On the square you also find restaurants and trattorias where you can have something to eat or drink.

BOCCA DELLA VERITA’
In English ‘Mouth of Truth’, is a big ancient slab of marble with a diameter of 1.75 meter. It is a sculpted mask carved out of the Pavonazzetto marble and the legend says that the one who dares to put their hand in the mouth will have it bitten off if they have committed perjury.

The sculpture weighs about 1200 kg and the aged is believed to be about 2 200 years. It is believed to represent a god but which one of the is uncertain. It could be Oceanus or the River god of Tiber and some thinks it is Mercurius, the God in Rome who protected thieves and merchants. You find the mask at the church of Santa Maria in Cosmedin in Rome.

THE BATHS OF CARACALLA
Is one the most well-known bathhouses in Rome. It was the second largest of the public baths in Rome. Although most parts of the huge buildings have collapsed, it is still worth visiting if you want to get a sense of how it could have been visiting them in the ancient Rome. It is impressive.

The baths of Caracalla (or Terme di Caracalla in Italian) was built between sometimes 211-217 AD by the Roman emperor called Caralla (his real name was Marcus Aurelius Severus Antoninus Augustus).

The baths were used until the 6th century when the it was partly destroyed in the Gothic war. The bathhouse was large 412 x 393 meters and approx. 45 meters high. The bath consisted of many different sections and rooms with different kind of bathrooms from cold ones to really hot ones.

Beside bathing you could also practiceboxing or wrestling. There were also two libraries (one for Greek, and one for Latin language), different kind of smaller shops also places to sit down and relax.

THE CATACOMBS OF SAN CALLISTO 
Is one of the more less known attractions in Rome. It is located along with the Appian Way. The oldest part of the Catacombs of San Callisto was built sometimes around 150 AD and was named after Saint Callixtus (the Catacombs are also called Catacombs of Callixtus). It is most known for the Crypt of Popes that contains tombs from different popes from between the 2nd and 4th century.

Rooms: 35

Price: from 167 EUR per night

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