Albergo Cesari Rome

About Albergo Cesari Rome

In the 3 star Albergo Cesari; you will have the pleasure of being housed in a 17th century building whose appearance has changed little in the course of the centuries; as the incisions by Piranesi prove and with the renovations during the years to ensure the right balance between history and modernity. There are 47 non smoking rooms in total of which 10 are Superior. All the rooms are furnished with care and equipped with every comfort including air conditioning; sound proof windows; television; direct telephone; FREE WIFI internet access; minibar; safe and private bathroom with hairdryer making them perfect for those who have chosen Rome as their destination. Our terrace offers a unique atmosphere for your moments of leisure. With a setting of old Rome you will enjoy a delicious buffet breakfast which will be waiting for you every morning and is included in your stay; while the real magic starts at twilight when you can sip cocktails in the Terrace Bar. The Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain; Montecitorio and Via Condotti are all close by for those wishing to explore these famous sites. Whatever you are looking for in Rome you shall hold in your hands when you come to the Cesari together with the added value of two centuries of experience in the art of hospitality. Public parking is available nearby. Additional Information; Children age 2 and under stay free in the room with parents and in existing bedding. Children age 3-12 receive a 20pct reduction. Children over this age will be considered an adult. The hotel reserves the right to without prior notification cancel any reservation with an invalid or incomplete credit card number.

The Cesari Hotel in Via di Pietra 89 A; a street which connects the great artery of the centre of Rome; Via del Corso with Piazza di Pietra. Within a few hundreds metres of the hotel you will find the Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon; the Chamber of Deputies and Piazza Venezia from which most of the citys bus tours leave. In less than 15 minutes on foot you can reach the Fori Imperiali and the Coliseum while moving in the other direction; we suggest you lose yourself and explore the alleyways.