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Editor's Note: This property was formerly the Rome Cavalieri Hilton.
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A traveler
Travelocity.com
July 22, 2010
March 29, 2010
February 19, 2009
February 18, 2009
by mlmeredith
St. Louis, Missouri
August 10, 2007
From journal First Time to Italy
March 28, 2007
by rjohnmurray
Stanah, United Kingdom
November 19, 2006
From journal Food in Rome
July 13, 2006
May 15, 2006
by Hal1026
Scottsdale, Arizona
August 20, 2002
Executive rooms on two floors offer extra space for work and entertaining, plus access to the seventh-floor Clubroom. Open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. for guests entitled to access, this club-like lounge serves an elaborate breakfast, light lunch dishes, afternoon tea, coffee and soft drinks, and is continuously set up with a current selection of Italian and international newspapers and magazines. A small mosaic depicting the Colosseum hangs above the antique fireplace, reproducing in miniature a part of the spectacular view from the wide picture windows facing the city below.
The Cavalieri’s Health & Fitness Center is the most extensive spa of its kind in the Rome area and a real treat for the travel-weary visitor who wants to take advantage of a luxury class package of body treatments, fitness classes, strength training and cardiovascular services before facing the road once more. The hotel provides guest with a complimentary daily shuttle bus service to the city center, where you can quickly walk to shopping on the Via Veneto or reach many of the major sites.
From journal Rome: Eternally Reinventing Herself