Hotel Savoy Rome

Situated in a austere and elegant Umberto I style palazzo next to via Veneto, very close to the most famous monuments in the center of Rome, this four star hotel was built in 1886 as luxurious upper class accommodation. The Hotel Savoy was chosen for the interiors of Federico Fellini's 1986 film "Ginger and Fred". Today, following the renovation of its facade in 1999, the building has a rather reserved, discreet and elegant look, which fits perfectly with the comfortable accommodation and style that the Hotel Savoy offers its guests.

All of the guest rooms are classical in style and equipped with satellite television and pay television, wireless internet and all standard amenities. With a panoramic view of the city, the rooftop restaurant offers selected Mediterranean cuisine dishes and a wide selection of the best traditional Italian wines in an intimate atmosphere. An art-deco café also provides a buffet-style lunch featuring traditional Italian dishes. Four conference rooms are available for conferences, cocktail parties, meetings, galas and exhibitions. The rooms, which are all air conditioned, can host up to 120 people; and provide audiovisual equipment.

Hotel Savoy Rome is located at the end of Via Ludovisi near the corner of Via Vittorio Veneto, a rather expensive and touristic street lined with cafés, hotels and shops. For designer shopping heaven, the streets of Via Sistina, Via dei Condotti, and Via Borgognona are all within a half kilometre radius. The nearest metro stop, Spagna, is about 5-10 minutes walk, providing a quick connection to Termini train station, the airport and other parts of Rome.