Mach 2 Hotel Rome Airport

About Mach 2 Hotel Rome Airport

Functional and well-appointed, the Hotel Mach2 Rome Airport is a modern 3-star hotel situated very close to the main airport of Rome, the Leonardo da Vinci at Fiumicino. It is a truly strategic location for anyone stopping at the Capital during a business trip. The Hotel's shuttle service is particularly convenient to and from the airport, and so are the meeting rooms with the capacity and equipment necessary to meet the needs of even the most sophisticated clients. For work meetings that go on for the whole day, the Hotel offers its own catering for coffee breaks and buffet service and has an excellent restaurant with menus selected by the organizers offering traditional Roman and Lazio fish dishes with excellent wines from the cellar. For those travelling by car there is ample free private parking available which makes arriving and departing from the hotel that much easier. A convenient elevator takes clients to their floors, even those clients with different disabilities who have rooms especially equipped for them. The pleasant and cordial atmosphere offered by a staff with more than 20 years experience in the hotel business, rooms that are welcoming, as well as a great cuisine, all contribute to making the hotel Mach2 Rome Airport the ideal place to stay at during a tourist visit. All areas are welcoming, starting from the reception (check-in 24/24h), to the large and bright TV and reading rooms, the bar which remains open all day long, the restaurant, and the breakfast room, where typical Italian cafeteria breakfasts and buffets are served.

The Hotel is at 1500 meters from the station and only 2.5 km to the international Rome airport, from where the train that reaches downtown Rome -Termini in a short while departs. Once here, you have a great variety of itineraries to choose from and you will be able to visit the many different places, museums and monuments of one of the most beautiful cities in the world. The old Rome of the Coliseum and the glorious events of Via dei Fori Imperiali, the baroque city of the Quirinale, via del Tritone and Piazza Navona, the city of popes in the Vatican or indulge in a shopping tour on via Condotti, via del Corso and via Margutta, without forgetting the gardens of Villa Borghese and Villa Pamphili. Even Fiumicino has a history as old as Rome, indeed it used to be its port; it was built in the second century by Emperor Traian and to this day the dock can be seen at Lago di Traiano with a perfect hexagonal shape and capable of holding 200 ships. The Museo delle Navi Romane at Fiumicino, near the Airport, is very interesting: many relics of cargo and fishing ships found in the archeological area during the building of the airport.