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Piazza Dei Cinquecento 90, Rome, Italy
Offering a restaurant, the historical Nh Collection Palazzo Cinquecento Hotel Rome lies in Esquilino with many Asian and African restaurants, shops and street food stalls with access to natural sights like Palatine Hill 2.9 km away. Located only 7 minutes' walk from Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels and the Martyrs, the 5-star hotel comprises 177 rooms and 2 restaurants.
The late Medieval square "Piazza Barberini" is merely 1.7 km from the hotel, while the late Renaissance church "St. Peter's Basilica" is 3.9 km away. You'll find Santa Pudenziana Basilica in proximity to the Palazzo Rome. Guests can admire a garden, situated in front of the property. This Rome hotel also grants access to family attractions like the ancient Roman Circus Maximus, which are nearly 25 minutes' walk away. Nh Collection Palazzo Cinquecento Hotel stands a mere 150 metres from Termini tube station and a mere 250 metres from Roma Termini train station.
The allergy-free rooms feature a balcony and a terrace complete with air conditioning, as well as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and Wi-Fi. Appointed with a writing table, the air-conditioned rooms also offer a minibar and coffee/tea making equipment. Bathrooms inlude a bidet and a separate toilet, and such fine comforts as hair dryers and shower caps. The Palazzo offers rooms with views of the city.
The onsite Grand Tour1 restaurant serves international specials, and at the same time, Italian classics are available in Grand Tour2 restaurant. The rooftop bar provides you with a place to unwind.
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