The Residenza Zanardelli is a stylish and intimate hotel of 4 crowns located in the historic center of Rome,where the quality of services,attention to detail and the availability of multilingual staff makes your stay pleasant and relaxing.
The Hotel is located on the first floor of a palace whose style of architecture "Barocchetto Romano" is considered one of the most characteristic of the late 800 in Rome.
Baroque in Italy was captured on forms derived from the Renaissance and was defined Baroque classicism,the influence of the Baroque continued even in the 18 century when it affermed the Rococò and the "Barocchetto Romano" is a style that derives from the Rococò (the last phase of Baroque); the palace of the hotel takes that style and has recently been completely renovated while preserving its artistic merit.
The Residenza Zanardelli is named after the famous street of Rome which is located (Street Giuseppe Zanardelli 7)dedicated to the memory of the great minister Giuseppe Zanardelli.
The minister G. Zanardelli (1896/1903) was a great Italian politician,who in 1890 pushed through the first penal code that is called the Zanardelli Code.
Our fully renovated hotel combines the style of antique furniture with modern comfort and services and offers a good continental breakfast servizied.
The hotel has air conditioning, telephone in the rooms, internet wi-fi,elevator,luggage storage,concierge,safe,reception 24-hour front 24, mini bar,taxi service and the possibility of organized tours.
From the Residenza Zanardelli thanks to its prestigious location just steps from the famous Piazza Navona you can easily reach in few minutes walking through the ancient Rome the most famous monuments and places of the city,including the Basilica of St. Peter, the Pantheon,the Trevi Fountain ,the Spanish Steps,the Coliseum and the Museum of Palazzo Altemps on which overlook some of our hotel rooms.
The hotel is also ideal for business stays right in the heart of the economic and political Rome a few steps from the Senate, Quirinale ,by the various ministries and from the streets of Italian fashion.