The First Hotel
Italy, Rome
Sauna
Spa
Swimming Pool
Babysitting on Request
Laundry Services
Flat Screen LCD Television - 42''
Wi-Fi Access (Complimentary)
Ensuite Bathroom
Hairdryer
Clock Radio
Heating
Telephone
iPod Docking Station
In-Room Safe
Room Service 24 Hours
Deluxe Room (6)
All rooms have king beds, bookcases, flat screens, mini bars, safes, free WIFI and an iPod dock. The room is 20 square metres and can be connected- perfect for a business trip or short stay!
Junior Suite
This suite is 37 square meters and has a sitting area, king bed and large marble bathroom.
Art Suite
This suite is 48 square metres and has a sitting room with a flat screen television, bedroom with a desk and large bathroom- perfect for long stays!
First Suite
These suites are 56 square meters and have a sitting room with a flat screen television. The bedroom has a desk, decorative fireplace and bathroom with shower and hydro-massage tub.
Jacuzzi Suite
This 44 square metre suite has a terrace with private Jacuzzi, sitting area and bathroom with shower and tub- perfect for a honeymoon or couple’s retreat!
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The First Hotel Rome is housed in a historic building which has been completely renovated to create one of Rome's most innovative and authentic ART hotels. The building has been meticulously restored with natural materials, marble and fine woods. Original pieces or art adorn the walls and the hotel houses temporary contemporary art exhibitions.
Located in one of Rome's most historic districts, The First Hotel is a short walk from the Piazza del Popolo, Via de Corso and Via del Babuino. The historic art galleries of via Margutta are a short distance away.
The First Hotel Rome comprises 29 elegant and modern rooms, each individually in design and layout and all featuring original artworks from various artists, thus creating a small private gallery in the comfort of your own room. The Superior Jacuzzi Suites feature a Jacuzzi pool on the suites private terrace that boasts wonderful city views. Each room has been completely sound-proofed to ensure a peaceful nights sleep.
An open-air rooftop fitness centre offers a unique workout while taking in the magnificent views across the rooftops of Rome. Relax and be pampered at the hotels spa which features an indoor swimming pool, sauna and Turkish bath and offers massages and other spa rituals.
There are two dining options for experiencing the fine cuisine – the elegant ground floor Overhall restaurant and the roof garden with wonderful panoramic views of Rome. Savour traditional local Roman cuisine, and Kosher menus accompanied by a selection of fine wines from The First Hotel wine cellar.
The First Hotel aims to offer a new cultural, gastronomic and sensory experience in the heart of Rome.
Available on Request
Available on request
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Celebrating its 150th Birthday of a national unity in 2011, Italy is considered one of the world’s most magnificent places to visit. Perhaps no other country offers such diversity in landscapes, culture, food, history and relics of its ancient past. Its many faces are part of Italy’s appeal. From the fashion capital Milan to the rolling hills of Renaissance Tuscany and the peaks of the Alps, there’s something for everyone in Italy and you’ll find yourself drawn back repeatedly.
Eating out can be expensive. In larger cities you tend to pay a lot more than smaller towns. On average you should reckon on at least €20 to €50 for a meal (two courses, dessert and house wine), although you can still find basic set lunch menus for €10 to €15.
Puglia
Located in the south of the sunny southern Italy, Puglia is a place of beautiful landscapes, blue sea, golden sands and hillsides lined with silvery olive groves.
Alberobello is a town in the region of Puglia famous for its unique and fairytale like trulli houses - limestone dwellings with pointed roofs. Take a stroll around these little houses and wait around for the beautiful sunsets that can be seen from here - we promise it's worth the wait!
Sardinia
Sardinia - the heavenly island of idyllic white sandy beaches, warm turquoise waters and the perfect location for a relaxing beach holiday.
The best time to visit Italy is between April - June when the weather is warm but not stifling hot! Be aware of religious festivals and carnivals during this time especially around Easter.
Most Italians take their holidays during July & August when the weather is at its hottest in most places in Italy. This is when prices soar and when places will be at their busiest.
In the winter first snow normally falls around November however a freak snow fall in June is not uncommon.
Italian is the official language.
Euro (EUR; symbol €) Notes are in denominations of €500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 and 5. Coins are in denominations of €2 and 1, and 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1 cents.
Most destinations in Italy can be easily reached by train, bus or ferry services and are relatively cheap. For longer distances an internal flight maybe more cost effective.
Car hire will give you the most freedom, but be aware of petrol costs on motorways and finding parking in busy cities.
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Neil SuttonI spent three weeks learning how to make fresh pasta, shopping at some of the finest boutiques and indulging on some of the best food on the planet during my trip to France and Italy.
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