Rome Hotel Barocco

On the majestic Piazza Barberini, with Bernini's magnificent baroque fountain of the Triton, stands a charming little hotel whose name is an homage to the style that inspired the most scenographic squares and monuments of Rome; the Hotel Barocco. The entrance on the tranquil Via della Purificazione leads into the cosy, refined hall with its sofas covered in beige and orange-striped damask, oriental carpets and trompe l'oeil walls with scenes of classical Rome. The intimate and relaxing breakfast room next to the hall features elements in cherry-wood. Each of the 41 rooms on sixt floors has a different layout; some also have balconies and terraces overlooking parts of the square and Rome's picturesque roofs, princely palaces and flowered penthouses. Another nine equally attractive and comfortable double rooms will soon be added to the hotel. All the rooms have modern comforts including air conditioning, satellite TV, wall safes, PC plugs and hair dryers. Suites are also provided with dressing gowns. The rooms are totally soundproofed. Room service from 4 pm to midnight.