Albergo Ottocento
Via Dei Cappuccini 19 - 00187 Rome
The Albergo Ottocento is located in the very heart of the Eternal City between the renowned Via Veneto; Piazza Barberini and via Sistina and away from the traffic noise. It is very close to the majestic Trevi fountain;the fascinating Spanish steps and such exclusive boutiques as Valentino; Armani; Gucci; Louis Vitton; Versace; Fendi; Prada and Furla etc. in the famous via Condotti via Frattina via Borgognona etc. Such a strategic location combined with its very elegant inside furniture and decorations make our hotel a landmark for refined and exclusive guests. The small number of our rooms; the charming furniture; the fine linen; the fully equipped bathrooms in natural stone with hairdryer and hydromassage bath tubs; the stuccoes and marbles of high quality; wood floor in addition to such comforts as mini bar; cable TV; safe; internet connection; laundry and room services confirm the perfect combination between the elegance of our House and its high degree of hospitality. Our guests can have breakfast in our restaurant Rossini or in the open air on our roof garden Tancredi. On the ground floor you can have a drink in our American bar. The Albergo Ottocento is able to offer a wide range of services. In our Angelica hall we can organize meetings; conferences and business lunches and dinners or private cocktails. The Eternal City presents so many ways to spend a lovely night so does the Albergo Ottocento which offers different possibilities like having dinner on its roof garden Tancredi which overlooks Romes picturesque roofs or in its restaurant Rossini on the ground floor. Additional Information; Children age 5 and under stay free in the room. Children age 12 and under pay the Extra Child Charge of 50 percent per night. Children over this age will be considered an adult.
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2007-07-04
Good centrally located hotel. Room rather basic for 4 star hotel, but clean and quiet (room at back of hotel). Breakfast ok but not big selection. Biggest plus was to be within walking distance of many famous sights
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2007-04-14
+location -our so-called deluxe room was without accessible windows (room 404)
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Anonymous
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Comment added on unknown
we paid 250 euros/night, and got a tiny room that had a small outdoor space (which was nice) but, the space was completely surrounded by buildings... it was on the 1st floor and not much to look at. Location was good, near Spanish Steps and Barberrini Square.
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2007-02-26
The breakfast is poor.
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2007-08-15
We stayed for three nights just this past August 11, 2007 and we certainly have a great time in Rome. Especially that the hotel Ottocento has a great location and the staff is beyond excellent! The bathroom is clean, and it is such new and modern. The room itself is spacious enough with a king-size bed. The food is great as well as the restaurant upstairs. Nevertheless, what we really like most aside from the room are the staff, very knowledgeable with friendly atmosphere especially to Nicko and Patricia. Surely, I will spread the word about this great hotel and certainly, I will stay again in Ottocento when I come back to Rome. Mary Ann and Viola, New York
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2006-08-24
Would definately stay here again. Excellent location for all major sites.
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2007-04-14
+the staff- very friendly and helpful
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2008-01-08
I would HIGHLY recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Rome - great location, excellent staff, and spacious room and (especially) bath, atleast by European standards. Also, the breakfast was much more substantial than most I have had at European hotels, including eggs and fresh toast. Again, one of the best European hotels I've ever stayed in.
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2007-10-20
Initially hard to find but the experience was outstanding. Staff were exceptionally informed and helpful. Restaurant and facilities were an added bonus. Convenient location for sightseeing and shopping. Outstandingly charming.
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2006-03-13
Please fix the online caopability for web access. Provide maybe 2 stations in a more private setting since often there werepeople in that room
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