The St. Regis Grand Hotel, Rome

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The collection includes 520 wines, including 40 specially- commissioned bottles. Regis Grand Hotel, features a vaulted wine cellar which is available for private hire.  The Vivendo restaurant, in Rome's St.

Expert Tip. Italian marble bathrooms offer Hermes toiletries, bathrobes and a separate bathtub and shower. In-room massages are available. Rooms feature soundproofing, minibars, satellite television and high-speed Internet connections (surcharge). All are named after Rome attractions, which are depicted in frescoes. Regis Grand Hotel's 161 climate-controlled guestrooms are furnished with antiques, red-and-gold fabrics and chandeliers.  The St.

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A wrought-iron lift, one of Rome's oldest working lifts, takes guests to the fifth-floor Caroli Health Club which includes a gym, Pilates room, saunas and massage rooms.

The St Regis Grand Hotel has 15 flexible meeting rooms, staffed business centre and wireless Internet access. Afternoon tea is served in the Grand Hall, featuring an original 1894 chandelier and Louis XIV furnishings. Speciality cocktails are mixed in Le Grand Bar, which has red velvet seating, a marble bar and Wednesday night jazz. The restaurant features silver chairs and grey-and-purple silk wall hangings. Regis Grand Hotel's Vivendo restaurant serves Mediterannean dishes like foie gras and bass carpaccio with balsamic vinegar.

The St. The hotel offers personal shoppers and a 24-hour butler service. The high- ceilinged lobby features frescoes, red velvet throne chairs and a white-marble reception. Regis Grand Hotel was opened in 1894 by Cesar Ritz.  One of Travel + Leisure's 500 Greatest Hotels in the World (2004), The St.
Hotel Features. Regis Grand Hotel in Rome, Italy, is two blocks from the tree- lined Via Veneto and two kilometres from the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps.  The Belle Epoque-inspired St.