St. George Hotel Roma

This 5-star hotel is enviably located in Via Giulia, one of the oldest and most enchanting corners of Rome's historical centre, near the Vatican City and the Castello di St. Angelo.

The tastefully restored 15th century building acts as an ideal starting point from which to explore the city and its major tourist attractions, such as the Campo de' Fiori and the Piazza Navona.

After a day of sightseeing, relax at the new Spa Centre with sauna, turkish bath, hydromassage and gym or enjoy a Mediterranean meal at the Sofà di Via Giulia restaurant.

Afterwards, retire to the wine bar, the cigar lounge or the hotel's splendid terrace, which offers stunning vistas over Rome's rooftops, domes and ancient balconies.

The 64 luxury rooms, 23 Superior, 35 Deluxe and 6 Junior Suites are all soundproof with double glazed windows, air conditioning, electronic key card, doors with peepholes, direct dial telephone with voicemail, parquet flooring, writing desk, minibar, high speed internet connection, LCD TV with satellite channels and movies on request, electronic safe box, travertine bathrooms with bathtub or shower, hairdryer, mirror and bathrobes.

There are a number of non-smoking rooms and rooms for the disabled.

Guests can enjoy a range of food and drinks served throughout the day, starting with an energising American Buffet breakfast, served from 06:30 until 11:00.

Lunch is served from 12:30 until 14:30, and dinner from 19:30 until 22:30 in the restaurant I Sofà di Via Giulia.

At the wine bar, an exclusive selection of certified wines are available until midnight.

Meals can also be enjoyed in the comfort of the guest's room with room service available 24 hours a day.

A visit to the hotel allows you to lose yourself in the unique atmosphere of Via Giulia; the evocative 16th century street which was born from the dream of Pope Julius II and from Bramante's genius. In 1508, Bramante began his project for the magnificent Palazzo dei Tribunali, an imposing courthouse that remained unfinished after its creator's death. What remains of this ancient palazzo is now the St. George Hotel.

Nearby, are a number of attractions, such as Piazza Della Cancelleria and Piazza Farnese, lying amongst delightful, narrow streets paved in age-old Sampietrini.