Valadier Hotel

Location.

 Named after Giuseppe Valadier, who re-designed the nearby Piazza del Popolo in the early 1800s, the Valadier Hotel in Rome was a convent and then a brothel before being converted into a hotel in the 1950s.

Expert Tip. All rooms offer laptop safes, high-speed Internet connections (surcharge), minibars, satellite television and marble bathrooms with telephones.  The Valadier Hotel's 60 air-conditioned, soundproofed rooms feature Art Deco- inspired furnishings, wood-panelled walls and plasma screens.

Guestrooms. High-speed Internet connections (surcharge) are available in public areas.

The Valadier Hotel offers three marble-floored conference rooms, business centre and IT helpdesk. Room service is available 24 hours a day. Complimentary breakfast is served in the wood-panelled breakfast room with yellow-and-white tablecloths and fresh flowers. Set in a vaulted cellar with terracotta-tiled floors, its signature dish is cold roast beef with cherry tomatoes and rocket. The Il Brillo Parlante pizzeria, wine bar and café serves pizzas baked in brick ovens. The lounge bar off the lobby features black leather couches and live piano music.

The dinner-only Valentino Restaurant at the Valadier Hotel serves up fine Mediterranean cuisine, with marble Floors, and cream and pink decor. A multilingual Concierge desk provides sightseeing advice. A rooftop terrace offers panoramic views of central Rome.  Set in a converted convent, the Valadier Hotel has a black marble front desk and marble flooring in the lobby.
Hotel Features. The hotel is 500 metres from the Villa Borghese gardens and the Spanish Steps.  The Valadier Hotel in Rome, Italy, is located off the Piazza del Popolo on a cobbled street.