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About this hotel
Luxurious Accommodation Arpinelli Relais offers individually designed rooms with wooden ceilings and modern amenities, just steps away from the iconic Trevi Fountain. Convenient Location Located in central Rome, the hotel is a short walk from Barberini Metro Station and famous landmarks like Piazza di Spagna and the Spanish Steps. Modern Comforts Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, satellite channels, and a private bathroom with complimentary toiletries, ensuring a comfortable stay. Experience the charm of Rome at Arpinelli Relais - book your stay now for an unforgettable Italian getaway.
Amenities
Television in common areas
Free wired internet
Airport transportation - pickup (surcharge)
Airport transportation - drop-off (surcharge)
Internet access
Housekeeping on request
Accessible train station shuttle
No accessible train station shuttle
Non-smoking rooms
Air conditioning
Lift / Elevator
Luggage storage
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Non-smoking throughout
Shared lounge/TV area
Staff adhere to local safety protocols
Guest rooms disinfected between stays
Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus
Physical distancing rules followed
Hand sanitizer in guest room and key areas
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About Trevi
Trevi feels classic Rome at its most photogenic: tight lanes, ornate facades, and a steady hum of visitors rather than late-night chaos. It’s exceptionally convenient for sightseeing, with landmarks like Scale Gemonie and Saint Patrick’s nearby. Dining skews tourist-friendly and central, while evenings are lively but not rowdy; expect crowds and some ambient noise.
Pros
Excellent base for central Rome sightseeing
Beautiful historic streets and landmark-rich surroundings
Lively dining with easy pedestrian wandering
Considerations
Crowds can be heavy in peak hours
Noise rises from constant tourist foot traffic
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