Regina Hotel Baglioni

Location.

In late July and August, however, the crowds have moved elsewhere and the Vatican museums are practically deserted. Peter's Square, so it's best to get there early] Entrance to Rome's museums and galleries is free on the last Sunday of the month, so unless visitors particularly enjoy crowds, they may wish to wait until Monday.  During most of the year, queues for the Sistine Chapel extend all the way back to St.

Expert Tip. Bathrobes and slippers are also provided. The marble bathrooms have a bidet, telephone, hair dryer and a combination bath and shower. Each is equipped with satellite television, direct-dial phone, wireless Internet, minibar and complimentary bottled water.  All 112 air-conditioned rooms at the Regina Hotel Baglioni are richly decorated with silk tapestries and colourful Murano glass.

Guestrooms. Wireless Internet is available (surcharge).

The hotel has business facilities and conference rooms. In the Brunello Lounge, guests can enjoy a variety of cocktails while rubbing shoulders with the international glitterati. The stylish Brunello Restaurant has an intimate ambience and a menu which features Mediterranean dishes and local produce.

The hotel's Caffè Baglioni, located in the lobby, serves drinks and light snacks throughout the day and evening. Valet parking is available. There is a currency exchange on site and safe-deposit boxes are located at reception. Concierge services are available, with multilingual staff able to make arrangements for private transportation and tourist activities.  Situated in the fashionable shopping street of Via Veneto, the Regina Hotel Baglioni combines classical elegance with art deco detail.
Hotel Features. Barberini, the nearest metro station, is 300 metres away.  The Regina Hotel Baglioni is located in the centre of Rome, Italy within one kilometre of Trevi Fountain and the Villa Borghese, and three kilometres of Termini Station.