Location

The Hotel Veneto Rome offers a fantastic romantic break for couples young and old on arguably the most romantic street in the world – Via Veneto. Immortalised in the classic 1960 movie La Dolce Vita, in which a young photographer goes in search of meaning and substance among the fashionable elite of the Italian capital, this street has become synonymous with Italian style, the most refined aspect of Italian culture and the good life.

In the near half century since La Dolce Vita Via Veneto has grown into one of the world’s most prestigious stretches of road, lined with the finest and most exclusive restaurants and hotels Rome has to offer, winding down from Villa Borghese to Piazza Barberini as if providing a catwalk from the tranquil Pincio Hill overlooking the eternal city from the north, down into the Baroque heart of Rome.

At the bottom of the catwalk we find the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain - just another two of Rome’s greatest treasures that characterise the golden era of Italian films as much as the period in which they were built; and onwards, Piazza Navona, Campo de’Fiori, the Tiber River and Island, the Colosseum and Roman Forums and of course, the illustrious Vatican City State and centre of the catholic world.

Take a look at the interactive map of Rome below, powered by Google, to get an idea of the geography of the city and our central location.

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Getting here:

Whether arriving in Rome by air, land or sea, your first point of call will almost certainly be Roma Termini Central Train Station. From here either take a taxi directly to the hotel (about € 15 on the meter) or take the Metro Line A to Barberini and then take a taxi (about € 6 on the meter). Taxi prices rise after 10pm.

A taxi directly from Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci Airport costs a fixed price of € 40.

Our address is Hotel Veneto Rome, Via Piemonte, 63, 00187 Roma