Modern Rome away from the city-centre crowds
Rome isn’t all ancient ruins and cobbled lanes. This hotel introduces you to EUR, the capital’s striking modern district, where monumental architecture sits alongside leafy spaces and wide boulevards. The four-star hotel is positioned between the Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana, nicknamed the ‘Square Colosseum’, and Palazzo dei Congressi, with the La Nuvola convention centre and Euroma2 shopping centre nearby.
Surrounded by greenery, the hotel makes a quieter alternative to staying in central Rome. Rooms have a contemporary feel, while the location is particularly handy for events in EUR and for travellers wanting convenient access towards Fiumicino Airport. This isn’t a traditional resort hotel packed with pools and spa facilities, so its strengths are its calmer surroundings, modern accommodation and access to this less touristy side of the city.
You won’t need to head into central Rome every time hunger strikes, either. The hotel’s restaurant combines Mediterranean cooking with traditional Roman recipes given a modern update, while the bar provides somewhere to settle in for a drink afterwards. Then, when you’re ready for the Colosseum of the ancient variety, central Rome is waiting.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Breakfast room
- Restaurant
Find out more about Greater Rome
Nestled around the iconic centre, it includes neighbourhoods like Tivoli, Frascati, and Ostia, each with unique attractions. Tivoli offers ancient wonders like Villa Adriana and the enchanting fountains of Villa d’Este. Frascati, part of the Castelli Romani hills, is renowned for its wine and idyllic countryside – book onto a wine tour and taste the local drop at rustic vineyards. Closer to the coast, Ostia boasts golden beaches and the ancient ruins of Ostia Antica, a well-preserved Roman harbour town. Back towards Rome, suburban spots like EUR blend sleek modern architecture with serene lakeside parks, and you can discover another side of Rome in Garbatella Storica, one of the most unique corners of the city, with less tourist queues.
Dining in Greater Rome is an adventure in regional flavours. From rustic trattorias serving porchetta in Ariccia, to seaside restaurants dishing up fresh seafood in Fiumicino, every meal tells a story. Pair your dishes with local wines, especially when you’re in Frascati – bellisimo! Greater Rome offers a quieter, more relaxed pace than the bustling centre, with plenty of nature reserves, charming villages, and easy train connections to central Rome. It’s perfect for balancing the eternal city’s grandeur with authentic, everyday Italian life. Explore its diversity, fall in love with Rome’s broader embrace, and most importantly, when in Rome… do what the Romans do!