Aenea Superior Inn, 罗马, 意大利

Amazingly located in the historical city centre, only 10 minutes walk from the Colosseum, AENEA is near to everything you want to see in Rome.

The strategic location permits you to reach Rome's main attractions within just a few minutes walk (Forum, Colosseum, Pantheon, Via del Corso, Trevi's Fountain, etc..).

This elegantly furnished ensuite rooms can accommodate 1, 2, 3 or 4 persons and have all the comfort of a high standard hotel, but with very reasonable rates.

Single room = 1 single bed

Double room = 1 double bed

Twin room = 2 single beds

Triple room = 1 double bed and 1 single bed

Quad room = 1 double bed and 2 single beds

Rich breakfast served in bed-room (tea/coffee facilities, juice, snacks, daily delivery of fresh croissants, bread and delicious pizza from an authentic Roman 'Forno').

Services :

- all rooms with private ensuite bathroom

- all rooms are air conditioned

- all rooms with LCD TV/sat

- all rooms with fridge

- all rooms are non smoking

- free wire-less connection in room

- breakfast self-catering included

- daily cleaning of your room

- deluxe furniture

- free linen and towels

- no curfew

- no lockout

- hairdryer in each room

- tea/coffee making facilities

- safe-box in room

- free maps

- luggage storage

- hot showers at any time

- safe car parking nearby

- baby-cot available on request (extra euro 10,00 per night)

- supermarket around the corner

- city tours and airport pick-up available (extra on request).

The rooms are located on the 1st (our New Wing) and 2nd floor (with lift) of a magnificent XIX century building some with an amazing view on Rome's most ancient Basilica (see picture: Santa Pudenziana, III cent.).

We will be delighted to suggest you how to spend an unforgettable holiday in the Eternal City.

Why 'Aenea'? Because he is considered to be the legendary founder of ancient Rome

THE HOTEL IS QUIET AND ELEGANT, SUITABLE FOR COUPLES, FAMILIES, SMALL GROUP OF FRIENDS (NOT FOR NOISY PEOPLE OR LARGE GROUPS).

Aenea is a NON SMOKING hotel.

INFO ABOUT AREA:

The location is exceptional as you are actually close to all the classic sights of Rome. The Colosseum and Fori Imperiali are no more than an easy five minute walk. Moreover the "Cavour" underground (subway) station is approximately two hundred meters far.

In the immediate vicinity it's worth a moment to linger along the narrow lanes of the Suburra, the church of Santa Pudenziana and its Byzantine mosaic (this is the oldest church in Rome, it dates back to the third century A.D.; the tradition says that Saint Peter might have found shelter there during the Christian persecution), the church of Santa Prassede and obviously the magnificent and imposing Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore.

The perfect starting point to best enjoy the best of the eternal city!

The "Suburra" – the previous name of this district located on the sloped of the Quirinale and Viminale hills spreading as far as Esquilino hill – was a suburban neighbourhood of ill-fame, but where also new freedmen and patricians built their houses, surrounded by taverns, brothels, prostitutes, thieves, traders and some respectable people. The heart of Rome was like this. During the Emperor Vespasian time the Colosseum was built down the eastern part of the city, while on the south you could admire the Arch of Tito and the temple of Nettuno on the west.

Today the district of Suburra is called "Rione Monti", the first neighbourhood of the city, one of the few places where you can have a real, genuine breathing area.

PLEASE NOTE:

- Check in time must be arranged directly with the hotel before your arrival;

- We kindly request to our Guests payment in CASH, UPON ARRIVAL

.... (*) Aeneas was the son of Anchises and Venus. After the fall of Troy, he led a band of Trojan refugees to Italy and became the founder of Roman culture (although not of the city of Rome itself). He was the mythical progenitor of the Julian gens through his son Ascanius, or 'Iulus,' and Virgil made him the hero of his epic, the Aeneid.

In the Aeneid, Aeneas' most common epithet is 'pius,' and Virgil presents him as the exemplar of the Roman virtues of devotion to duty and reverence for the gods.