Regina Baglioni Roma - Rome

Hotel Regina Baglioni, is situated in the center of Rome, in Via Veneto, close to the Villa Borghese Gardens and within easy walking distance of the Piazza di Spagna. The hotel was built in Art Nouveau style in 1904 and named Regina in honor of Queen Margherita of Savoy who stayed in the hotel for an extensive period, whilst building work on her nearby official Roman residence, Palazzo Margherita, was being completed.

The 5 star luxury hotel's 143 guestrooms and suites are all elegantly furnished with a stunning combination of turn of the century glamour and contemporary technology; antique furniture and Italian marble happily cohabiting with satellite televison and Wi-Fi connectivity. Many of the rooms offer superb views of Via Veneto and the city from the large windows or small balconies and terraces.

The Deco suites are appointed with authentic Art Deco furniture. The Presidential Deco suite is located on the eighth floor of the Regina Baglioni and boasts an impressive private terrace with Jacuzzi, affording stunning views over the roof tops of Rome. The bedroom's perfectly soundproofed floor to ceiling windows give guests the opportunity to enjoy a unique view of Rome's principal monuments without even getting out of bed.

Chosen by the great Italian poet and playwright, Gabriele D'Annunzio, as the Roman meeting place for his cultural society in the early 1900's, the Hotel Regina Baglioni still represents the ideal venue for important business and social events in the city. The hotel has three elegant conference rooms with a seating capacity for up to 90 people. The largest of the three, the Belvedere, is situated on the top floor of the hotel and provides access to a panoramic terrace overlooking the city.

The Hotel Regina Baglioni's "Brunello" Lounge & Restaurant, popular with both hotel guests and non residents alike, presents clients with fabulous Mediterranean cuisine prepared by the talented Chef, Daniele Serra. The interiors of the dining room represent a perfect fusion of contemporary design and traditional Italian elegance.