Hotel EXEDRA, Rome
Location. Exedra stands directly on the Piazza della Repubblica across from the Repubblica Metro station in Rome, Italy. The ancient Roman ruins of the Diocletian Baths and St. Mary of the Angels church frame this unique property.
Hotel Features. The lobby glows with rich furnishings, white columned walls, vaulted ceilings and subtle lighting. La Frusta, a restaurant designed by Adam Tihany, combines historic ambience with 21st century vibrancy. Tazio Brasserie is adorned with snapshots of Tazio Secchiaroli, the forefather of paparazzi photography. The hotel houses a champagne bar lit with red and blue lights and distinguished by cascading crystal chandeliers. High tech meets history in the business center and function rooms that feature ancient stone walls and glass floors where the mosaic floors of the Diocletian Baths are visible below. Meeting rooms can accommodate up to 250 guests. The hotel's Exedra Wellness Spa offers chromotherapy and revitalizing and purifying herbal teas and massages. Saunas, steam baths, a solarium and spa tubs offer relaxing retreats. The spa adjoins a rooftop pool that offers panoramic views of the city. Additional property amenities include transportation to Leonardo da Vinci International Airport for a fee and Town Car rentals.
Guestrooms. The hotel's 236 guestrooms offer two toned crocodile leather headboards accented by golden brocade bedspreads and curtains. Rooms afford views of the Piazza della Repubblica or the Monti surroundings. Private bathrooms vary in size, but all feature marble walls, floors and counters. Room amenities include satellite television and dial up Internet access. Minibars are available in all accommodations.
Expert Tip. This hotel occupies a central location near some of Rome's most beautiful churches. The Saint Mary Major Basilica is located right down the street. Across the street is the stunning St. Mary of the Angels church.
Hotel Features. The lobby glows with rich furnishings, white columned walls, vaulted ceilings and subtle lighting. La Frusta, a restaurant designed by Adam Tihany, combines historic ambience with 21st century vibrancy. Tazio Brasserie is adorned with snapshots of Tazio Secchiaroli, the forefather of paparazzi photography. The hotel houses a champagne bar lit with red and blue lights and distinguished by cascading crystal chandeliers. High tech meets history in the business center and function rooms that feature ancient stone walls and glass floors where the mosaic floors of the Diocletian Baths are visible below. Meeting rooms can accommodate up to 250 guests. The hotel's Exedra Wellness Spa offers chromotherapy and revitalizing and purifying herbal teas and massages. Saunas, steam baths, a solarium and spa tubs offer relaxing retreats. The spa adjoins a rooftop pool that offers panoramic views of the city. Additional property amenities include transportation to Leonardo da Vinci International Airport for a fee and Town Car rentals.
Guestrooms. The hotel's 236 guestrooms offer two toned crocodile leather headboards accented by golden brocade bedspreads and curtains. Rooms afford views of the Piazza della Repubblica or the Monti surroundings. Private bathrooms vary in size, but all feature marble walls, floors and counters. Room amenities include satellite television and dial up Internet access. Minibars are available in all accommodations.
Expert Tip. This hotel occupies a central location near some of Rome's most beautiful churches. The Saint Mary Major Basilica is located right down the street. Across the street is the stunning St. Mary of the Angels church.
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