Britannia Hotel

Location.

 Rome's Cornaro Chapel of Santa Maria della Vittoria, home to Bernini's 'Ecstasy of St Theresa', is close to the hotel.

Expert Tip. Marble bathrooms have heated towel racks, phones and complimentary toiletries. Rooms have dial-up Internet ports (surcharge), satellite television, DVD players, minibars, safes and tropical fish bowls. Each room is uniquely decorated in autumnal tones and inspired by Neoclassical style.  The Britannia Hotel's 33 climate-controlled, soundproofed guestrooms feature floor-length sash drapes, oil paintings and antique fittings.

Guestrooms.

The hotel has a computer terminal in the lobby and offers business services. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served in the Britannia Hotel's breakfast room, decorated with Neoclassical frescoes.

The parquet- floored lounge bar has leather chairs, fabric wall coverings and fresh flowers. Complimentary fruit is available on each floor. Guide books are available in the lobby area, as well as a computer terminal with high-speed Internet access. Concierge staff can provide information on Rome attractions and exchange currencies. The lobby features a cherry wood reception desk, antique decor, 18th-century mirrors and equestrian-themed paintings.  A red-carpet stairway takes guests down to the marble-floored lobby of the Britannia Hotel, which was originally a 19th-century townhouse.
Hotel Features. Repubblica metro stop is 300 metres away, and the hotel is 500 metres from Termini station. The hotel is within two kilometres of the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Forum and the Coliseum.  The Neoclassical Britannia Hotel in central Rome, Italy, is located behind Rome's Opera House.