Hotel Trevi

Location.

Amphorae, statute parts, and other artifacts found on the site are displayed. A 2 EUR entrance fee (subject to change) permits a visitor to go on a self-guided tour up and down metal stairs to see how Romans once lived. Città dell' Acqua, an archaeological site adjacent to the hotel, is an underground excavation of ancient Roman residences.

Expert Tip. Tiled bathrooms contain walk-in showers. Rooms have high ceilings, yellow walls, blue carpets, matching fabrics, and dark wood furniture, including desks. Amenities include safes, dial-up Internet connections, minibars, and satellite television. Hotel Trevi offers 46 air-conditioned guestrooms and junior suites in two six-storey buildings on opposite sides of a narrow street.

Guestrooms. The roof garden's floor-to-ceiling windows provide views of terracotta tiled rooftops and a partial view of Italy's presidential residence, Palazzo dei Quirinale. The top-floor roof garden, where American buffet breakfasts are served, is another quiet haven. Because virtually no pedestrians use the streets outside the hotel, guests can relax in peace on wrought-iron benches flanked by potted plants.

Hotel Features. Rome's Fiumicino Airport is 30 kilometres away, while Ciampino Airport is 24 kilometres away.  Consisting of a pair of 19th- century palazzos at the intersection of two quiet, narrow streets, the Hotel Trevi is set back from the crowds going to and from Rome's famous Trevi Fountain, 100 metres away.