Hotel Victoria

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If you have ever seen La Dolce Vita, you know that Via Veneto has been the center of Rome's night life for decades now. Posh, classy and fun, it is not only the place to see and be seen, but it is also an elegant neighborhood filled with designer boutiques, classic restaurants and sidewalk cafes where you are sure to see any movie stars that happen to be in town. Think "Champs Elysées on Villa Borghese"! At the top of this vibrant European avenue is one of the best-preserved stretches of ancient city wall, and visible above its ramparts are the majestic canopies of the umbrella pines that inspired Respighi to write I Pini di Roma - and which tower over one of the world's most picturesque municipal gardens. Just around the corner from Via Veneto, facing the wall and the park, is this venerable hotel, built in 1899 and completely renovated in the last few years.

Location: On Via Campania, 100 yards from Via Veneto and across from Villa Borghese. You can walk to the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain. The other landmarks are easily reached by subway. The car rental agencies are all one or two blocks away. Click here to see a map.             Public transportation: The Metro A stops 100 yards from the hotel and goes to St. Peter's and the station. Change there for the Coliseum and Roman Forum.             Rooms: 113, including singles, doubles, triples and quads, most with wall-to-wall carpet. Some rooms face the gardens. All rooms have a desk area. Quad rooms have a king bed and two single beds, or four single beds. There are a few connecting double rooms. Non-smoking rooms are available.             Features: Air conditioning, double-glazed windows, color satellite TV, direct-dial telephone with high-speed DSL connection, safe, and mini-bar. Each room has a private bathroom with stall shower or bathtub and wall shower, hair dryer and courtesy set.             Facilities: Elevator; American buffet breakfast; restaurant open 7 days a week; panoramic roof bar; Internet point; room service; nearby garage parking at 35 Euro/night.

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Nightly Rates for 2008 and 2009 (per room) One-Night Stays OK!
Includes taxes, services & breakfast
	July 1-Aug. 31	Jan. 4-March 15	Nov. 1-Dec. 28 Jan. 4-March 15, 2009	Jan. 1-3	March 16-June 30 Sept. 1-Oct. 31 Dec. 29- Jan. 3, 2009
Double Room for Single Use	157.50 EURO	212.50 EURO	222.50 EURO	237.50 EURO	249.00 EURO
Double Room	189.00 EURO	225.00 EURO	236.50 EURO	275.00 EURO	290.00 EURO
Triple Room	231.50 EURO	262.50 EURO	275.00 EURO	337.50 EURO	355.00 EURO
Quad Room	262.50 EURO	300.00 EURO	315.00 EURO	375.00 EURO	394.00 EURO

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A child 2-12 years old pays an additional 25% of the room rate in its parents' double room.
A baby crib for a child 0-2 years old is available free of charge and must be requested at time of booking.

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