Experience true five star luxury at this gorgeous Secret Hotel, situated on Rome’s glamorous Via Ven

Experience true five star luxury at this gorgeous Secret Hotel, situated on Rome's glamorous Via Veneto. Each deluxe room creates a lavish yet calming environment to relax and unwind, every room is air conditioned for Rome's hot summer nights and features a private ensuite bathroom as well as many other useful features to make your stay at this stunning hotel as luxurious and comfortable as possible. This beautiful hotel reflects the five star glamour of the Via Veneto while at the same time keeps in touch with Rome's rich history that attracts visitors from far and wide.
Located on the Via Veneto, this magnificent Secret Hotel calls home to Rome's premier shopping street featuring the exclusive walking tours in rome designer labels and boutiques that Italy is so widely celebrated for. Whether you are treating yourself or simply window-shopping the stunning Roman architecture on this wide and meandering street is not to be missed. The Via Veneto was made famous in Federico Fellini's 1960 film La Dolce Vita, you can still visit Café de Paris and Harry's Bar for food and drinks in the same spot that Sophia Loren and Burt Lancaster themselves are seen in the film classic as well as a common haunt for current celebrities and todays Rome elite.
At the top of Via Veneto you will find the vast gardens of the Villa Borghese, this beautiful 17th century villa originally built for Cardinal Scipione Caffarelli Borghese, nephew to Pope Paul V is now open to the public for tours of the villa as well as the Galleria Borghese featuring painting, sculptures and busts from Cardinal Scipione's original collection, however you must book tickets ahead of time for the gallery. Villa Borghese is surrounded by one of Rome's largest and most scenic public parks, rent bicycles or stroll the many paths, enjoy a picnic or simply unwind in the open and natural space.
The hotel is also just a short walk away from Rome's iconic Spanish Steps, originally completed in 1717, this steep slope between the Piazza di Spagna and the Piazza Trinità dei Monti features the beautiful Trinità dei Monti church at it's peak and is not a sight to miss on a trip to Rome. At the top of the 135 steps you will find breath-taking views of the city and the stunning Roman architecture that defines Rome's rich and fascinating history.