A short trip to Monte Mario will take you above the day-to-day noise and bustle, into a quietly regal setting where you can easily see yourself as a modern day oligarch or even a Caesar on his throne, surveying the domain and plotting for expansion. Rome’s beauty and charms are undeniable, but you’d be hard pressed to argue that it’s not a bit hectic at times in the city center. It’s the perfect place to find some peace and quiet above the city, grab some grub or some grappa, and enjoy the view. The highest point in Rome is at the top of Monte Mario, which is Northwest of the center and can be easily reached on foot from Vatican City or by public transit.
You won’t see snow-capped peaks towering above the Eternal City, but its foundation is anything but flat. This venue has a fitness room.You won’t see snowcapped peaks towering above the Eternal City, but its foundation is anything but flat. A seasonal outdoor pool, a cable flat-screen and a flat screen TV are available on-site along with fitness classes and a gym area.
Residents are offered a tennis court and loungers for a surcharge. Trionfale/Universita Cattolica Sacro Cuore bus stop lies within 350 metres away. Guests can enjoy American, European and Mexican cuisine in Old Wild West located 550 metres away. The hotel's bar features an inviting garden terrace and a lounge. The a la carte restaurant comes with Mediterranean dishes and a warm atmosphere. In the morning, a buffet breakfast is served at the restaurant. They are decorated with classical furniture.
The rooms in Excel Roma Montemario Hotel are fitted with free wireless internet, air conditioner and WiFi. This comfortable property is a short drive away from the independent Vatican City. Guests can easily reach MAXXI - National Museum of the 21st Century Arts, which is about 3 km away. The venue features accommodation in Trionfale district. It offers modern rooms, free Wi-Fi in public areas and private parking garage onsite. The 4-star Excel Roma Montemario Hotel is situated 4.6 km from Spanish Steps.
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