For a longer stay, the rooftop suite provides a bit more variation, with an expanded wardrobe and a king bed nestled beneath a pitched roof. Details include exposed wood-beam ceilings and handmade furniture, and bathrooms are travertine buffed to a reflective sheen. The four rooms and three suites are luxurious, restrainedly modern, decorated in a warm, classic contemporary Italian style. Rome’s got no shortage of hip boutiques with buzzing lobby scenes - this one aims for something entirely different. A few minutes from the Spanish Steps, this hotel’s neat, cream-colored exterior gives way to a modest lobby that reinforces the kind of place it is: a private and serene urban retreat. Trevi Fountains train station is a 10-minute walk away, while a short walk to Spagna tube station will take 5 minutes.Mario de Fiori 37 is one of a small handful of boutique hotels owned by Alberto Moncada, whose skill at converting centuries-old townhouses into apartment-style hotels has resulted in some remarkable, intimate accommodations in one of Rome’s most vibrant - and tourist-saturated - neighborhoods. A 17-minute stroll takes you to Piazza Navona. This 4-star hotel is just off Caffe Greco and 20 km from Ciampino airport. Guests will also appreciate proximity to the aqueduct-fed rococo Trevi Fountain, which is nearly a 12-minute walk away. Pastificio Guerra with Italian, Mediterranean, Roman and Lazio specialities is just around the corner. Guests can make use of a separate toilet and a shower along with a hair dryer and dressing gowns.Ī buffet breakfast is offered at the hotel. Mario De' Fiori 37 Hotel has 9 rooms appointed with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels as well as self-catering options like a mini-fridge-bar and coffee/tea making machines. The hotel features a lift and complimentary newspapers as well as storage for belongings and a lobby area. Located in Spagna district, Mario De' Fiori 37 Hotel Rome is next-door to the large urban square "Piazza del Popolo" and 8 minutes' walk from Piazza di Spagna.
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