Albani Hotel Roma

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Albani Hotel Roma

Via Adda, 45

Rome, 00198 IT

Area: Rome Area

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Adults: age 18+

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The Hotel Albani Roma was built in 1978 and is situated in the heart of Romes shopping district, about a mile from the Trevi Fountain and Piazza Di Spagna and approximately 19 miles from Fiumicino International Airport. Local attractions include Spanish Steps, Piazza Venezia, and the Central Termini Station.

The hotel was completely renovated in 2004. Hotel amenities include multilingual staff, business center, florist, guest laundry, babysitting, concierge, 24-hour room service, wake-up calls, tour assistance, and laundry facilities.

Guest rooms feature A/C, AM/FM alarm clock radios, cable TVs, hairdryers, in-room safes, minibars, direct-dial telephones, and refrigerators.

Albani Hotel Roma Property Information:

Rooms: 154
Floors: 7

Albani Hotel Roma Service

Business center
Meeting room
Data port
Dining
Kids allowed
Conventions
Room service
Wheel chair access
Breakfast
Dry cleaning

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Driving Directions

- FCO - FIUMICINO LEONARDO DA VINCI - 20.0 MI /E
FROM LEONARDO DA VINCI AIRPORT
/FIUMICINO FCO/ TAXI OR LIMO-IT TAKES ABOUT
45 MINUTES FOR A 32 KM TRIP PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION-
EXPRESS TRAIN SERVICE TO ROMA TERMINI TRAIN STATION.
DEPARTURES EVERY HOUR. FROM ROMA TERMINI TRAIN STATION
FROM GIOVAN BATTISTA PASTINE AIRPORT
/CIAMPINO CIA/LIRA/ TAXI OR LIMO- IT TAKES ABOUT 35
MINUTES FOR A 20 KM TRIP PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION- BUS
SERVICE CO.TRA.L TO ANAGNINA UNDERGROUND STATION.
DEPARTURES EVERY HOUR. UNDERGROUND LINE A FROM
ANAGNINA TO ROMA TERMINI FROM ROMA TERMINI BUS 86
OR 92 FOR 7 STOPS. GET OFF THE BUS AT STOP
VIA PO/VIA SIMETO TURN INTO VIA BASENTO FOR 150 METERS.
BY CAR EXIT 8 OF GRANDE RACCORDO ANULARE /THE DISTANCE
BETWEEN EXIT 8 OF GRANDE RACCORDO ANULARE AND HOTEL
ALBANI ROMA IS ABOUT 86 KM/. FOLLOW ROMA CENTRO
THROUGH VIA SALARIA UP TO THE CROSSING WITH VIA ADDA.
TURN INTO VIA ADDA FOR ABOUT 200 METERS.
FROM ROMA TERMINI TRAIN STATION BUS 86 OR 92 FOR 7
STOPS. IT TAKES ABOUT 15 MINUTES FOR A 2 KM TRIP.
GET OFF THE BUS AT STOP VIA PO/VIA SIMETO TURN INTO
VIA OFANTO FOR 150 METERS UP TO THE CROSSING WITH VIA
ADDA. TAXI- IT TAKES ABOUT 10 MINUTES FOR A 2 KM TRIP.

Nearby Attractions

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Restaurants

The Bright Restaurant La Villa With a
Crystal Stylish Chandelier Features- Rich Buffet
Breakfast To Start the Day in a Perfect Way. From
0630 To 1030 Am - Dishes of the Typical
Mediterranean Cuisine. Lunch and Dinner For Groups
Upon Request. The American Bar La Cupola Offers
Some of the Best Long Drinks Cocktails
Teas and Infusions. Pizza and Sanwiches For a
Quick Bite. Opening Time from 1030 Am To 1200 Pm
Albani - 0 Kilometers North
Open Sunday - Saturday 0630 - 2230 For Breakfast, Lunch,
and Dinner.
La Cupola - 0 Kilometers North
Open Sunday - Saturday 1200 - 0100 For Lunch and Dinner.

Rome Events & Entertainment

Activities

General

Bicycles can be rented near the Porta Pinciana in the Villa Borghese.

Villa Doria Pamphili, 2km (1mi) south of the Vatican, is the largest park in Rome and a lovely spot for a stroll or a picnic.

For the family, there are pony rides and Sunday Punch & Judy shows on Gianicolo Hill, a short walk south-east of the holy city.

Tours of the city are available by horse and cart.

Music and Theater

Classical Music

Open air concerts are held throughout the summer in the Villa Giulia Gardens and in the Terme (Baths) di Caracalla. Summer newspaper listings will give dates and times.

Rome has 3 main auditoriums, each with its own resident orchestra or choir:

1. Academia di Santa Cecilia,(06-678-0742) which is the best known, moves to Villa Giulia during the summer.

2. Auditorium del Foro Italico (06-3686-5625)

3. Teatro dell’ Opera (06-4770-4664) for opera and ballet

Opera

Opera is performed at the Teatro dell’Opera during the November-June season and in the open air at the Baths of Caracalla during the summer.

Rock and Pop Music

Concerts are held in the Palazzo dello Sport 06-592-5107) in EUR, and also at Studio Olimpico (06-3685-7520) and Studio Flaminio. (06-3685-7520)

Theater

Teatro Argentina ( 06-6880-4601) is one of Rome’s best known theaters with a resident company which performs the classics.

Teatro Quirino (06-679-4585) puts on classics and productions brought in from elsewhere in Italy.

Teatro Valle (06-686-9049) also presents classics.

English Puppet Theater (06-589-6201) stages dramas by traveling companies in the remains of the Teatro di Pompei.

Annual Events

Carnavale: Street celebrations Sunday to Tuesday each year before Lent (Feb. or March).

Festa di Santa Francesca Romana (March 9) Roman drivers bring their cars to the church of Santa Francesca Romana to have them blessed by the patron saint of motorists.

Domenica delle Palme: Palm Sunday is traditionally celebrated by the Pope who says Mass in St. Peter’s Square.

Holy (Easter) Week. Catholics from around the world make pilgrimages to Rome's various basilicas or to hear the Pope give his address at the Vatican.

Good Friday there is a procession of the Cross from the Colosseum to Capitoline Hill.

Easter Sunday: Papal blessing at St. Peter’s.

Festa della Primavera (late April) Azaleas in terra cotta pots adorn the Spanish steps.

International Horse Show (early May) at Piazza di Siena in the Villa Borghese.

Rose Show at the Via di Valle Murcia (May)

Antiques Fair (May) in Via dei Coronari (lit by candles at nighth).

Festa della Repubblica (first Sunday in June) Military parade.

Festa di San Giovanni (24 June) Meals of snails and suckling pigs.

Festa di SS Pietro e Paolo Rome’s patron Saints. (June 29)

Infiorata (last weekend in June) Flower festival.

RomEuropa Festival of Film, dance, theater and concerts held at the Villa Medici. (Late June-Late July)

Festival dei Due Mondi (Festival of Two Worlds) is an international festival of music, opera, ballet, cinema and art that runs for 20 days from the end of June – mid-July. It is located 117km from Rome, but well worth the trip. (For information: Piazza del Duomo tel. 0743-49890).

Festa dei Noiantri (last two weeks in July) An open air party to usher in the outdoor summer concerts.

Tevere Expo (Last two weeks of July) Stalls along the Tiber near Ponte Sant’Angelo display Italian arts, crafts, food, wine, and folk music.

Festa delle Catene (August 1) At San Pietro in Vincoli, the chains of St. Peter are shown to the faithful during prayer.

Festa della Madonna delle Neve. (August 5) At Santa Maria Maggiore, at the Gloria portion of the Mass, flower petals fall on the congregation in reinactment of a local 4^th century legend.

Ferragosto (Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary) August 15: Main midsummer holiday. Shops and restaurants are closed.

Late September -Early October : Torchlit street and craft fair in Via dell’Orso.

Castelli wine festivals ( first Sunday of October )

Festa di Santa Cecilia (Nov.22)

Festa dell’Immacolata Concezione (Dec.8) Religious services in Piazza di Spagna often attended by the Pope.

Children’s Fair (Dec.12-Jan.6) In Piazza Navona. Culminates with the “witch”(Befana) festival on the eve of Epiphany.

Midnight Masses Santa Maria Maggiore and Santa Maria in Aracoeli and the Papal Mass at St. Peter’s (December 24)

Mid-morning Mass at St. Peter’s (December 25)

Te Deum outside the Gesu in thanks for the passing year. (Dec.31)

Rome Destination Overview

Overview Rome is more than a fascinating European capital city; it is a spectacular encyclopedia of living history. Rome is halfway down Italy's western coast, about 12 miles inland. It has been said that every road in Rome leads to eternity. The city is vast, though the historic center is quite small. The whole experience of Rome is so powerful as to be almost overwhelming at times.

The best way to prepare for a visit is to study a little of the history of the region, to be as well rested as possible, and to arrange an itinerary that allows time to explore, rest, and reflect on the magnificence of it all. There is a steady stream of spectacular festivals, exhibits and events for the whole family. Guided walking tours and bus tours for every energy level and budget provide great assistance in becoming acquainted with the past and present of this amazing city. Rome is a city in which it is recommended that driving and walking anywhere near areas of traffic be avoided if possible. The streets are extremely congested, and drivers are not considered to be responsible for watching out for pedestrians.

The public transportation is excellent and offers the convenience of buses and subways at a nominal cost. Whether the visitor is seeking a quiet, romantic café on the Campo de’ Fiori; a fast food McDonald’s with air conditioning on the Piazza della Repubblica or a cozyand intimate family operated restaurant with one or two exquisitely prepared selections of the day on the Piazza Santa Maria, there is great food for every taste. The city boasts a wide variety of shopping opportunities. Spanish Square presents high fashion selections while the more modestly priced clothing is to be found on the Via del Corso and Via Tritone. North of Spanish Square are areas famous for their antique shops and art galleries.

Porta Portese hosts a huge flea market every Sunday morning. Rome does not go to sleep at sunset. Open air symphonic concerts, ballet and opera performances, live rock and jazz are all available. Rome lays claim to two pro football teams, Roma and Lazio. Rivalry is fierce between them.

Basketball is gaining in popularity. It is played in the Palazzo dello Sport designed for the 1960 Olympics. The city’s 300 fountains, its sculpture, its glorious panorama of ancient, medieval, Renaissance, baroque and modern art, music and architecture are all part of the reason that Pope Gregory XIVs remark in the 16th century is still true today.