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Hotel de Russie
Italy, Rome
Bar
Sauna
Spa
Steam Room/Hammam
Swimming Pool
Whirlpool
Ensuite Bathroom
Wi-Fi Access (additional charge)
Stocked Mini-Bar
Telephone
Television with Satellite/Cable Channels
In-Room Safe
Hairdryer
Classic Double Rooms
This is the hotel's standard room featuring either a queen or two twin beds with a marble and mosaic en suite bathroom and views of either the gardens or city.
Max Occupancy: Adults 2
Executive Rooms
Spacious rooms with queen size or two twin beds, marble and mosaic en suite bathroom and offers either rooftop or city views.
Max Occupancy: Adults 2
Deluxe Rooms
These luxurious rooms feature either a king size bed or two twins, a marble and mosaic decorated en-suite bathroom and views of either the gardens or city.
Max Occupancy: Adults 3
Studio Rooms
These spacious Studio Rooms are available with either a king size bed or two twin beds. Other features include a sitting area, elegant and contemporary decor and a marble and mosaic decorated bathroom. The Studio Rooms offer views of the city centre.
Max Occupancy: Adults 3
Junior Suites
Over-sized suites comprising a bedroom with contemporary decor and a spacious living area, marble and mosaic decorated bathroom, Bang and Olufsen television and views of either the gardens or city.
Max Occupancy: Adults 2Children 2
Suite Picasso
This suite is located on the 6th floor of Hotel de Russie and overlooks the secret garden and the Pincio. Beautifully decorated with dark wood furniture, this suite comprises a bedroom with king size bed, a living area, mosaic decorated bathroom and a terrace.
Max Occupancy: Adults 3
Nijinsky Apartment
Located on the top floor of the hotel, this incredible suite features expansive living areas and large outdoor terrace with stunning views of the hotels secret garden, the Villa Borghese gardens and the rooftops of Rome. The Nijinsky Suite comprises a bedroom with king size bed, mosaic decorated bathroom, steam bath, a living room with 50'' flat screen television, library, kitchen and dining room that seats up to 10 people.
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Located in the heart of Rome, the luxurious Hotel de Russie is a wonderful base from which to explore this
beautiful city and is situated between the Spanish Steps and Piazza del Popolo on the Via del Babuino. Step outside of the hotel and you will find yourself within easy walking distance of Rome's fashion houses, the via Condotti and many of Rome's key attractions.
The elegant Hotel de Russie is a haven from the bustle of central Rome, enjoy a peaceful stroll through the 'Secret Garden', a hidden oasis of tranquility behind the hotel that overlooks the Via del Babuino. During the warmer evenings, soft lighting creates a romantic setting where you can dine al fresco at 'Le Jardin de Russie' Restaurant or enjoy a cocktail at the open 'Stravinskij Bar'.
The hotel's 122 elegant and luxuriously appointed rooms and suites are decorated with a delicate pastel palette, creating a peaceful haven for rest and relaxation, each of the en-suite accommodations feature a marble or marble mosaic bathroom which are designed in either a classical or contemporary style.
The Russie Wellness Zone is one of Rome's best health clubs, offering a full service spa with a salt water whirlpool, Finnish sauna, steam bath and fully equipped gymnasium. Enjoy ancient Roman rituals, full day wellness packages, treatments specifically designed for men or relax in the heated salt water whirl pool.
Le Jardin de Russie is under the instruction of two Michelin star chef Fulvio Pierangelini, offering a true gourmet dining experience and serving great Italian cooking. Beef Tartare with asparagus, Paccheri with scorpion fish, tomato and herb sauce, spring chicken with lime and ginger are items often found on the menu. During the warmer summer evenings the 'Le Jardin de Russie' spills outside in to the hotel's secret garden where you dine under the stars.
The stylish Stravinskij Bar is the prefect spot to enjoy an aperitif or the signature de Russie Martini, a blend of vodka and sherry served with a spoonful of Beluga. The bar is often frequented by many local actors and actresses and is one of the places to been seen in Rome.
Room Only
122 Rooms and Suites
Available on Request
Transfers are included
Hotel Map
Guide Prices
Due to price fluctuations which occur on a daily basis, flights are not included. Please call our travel specialists on 020 7666 1230 for our latest airfares.
Price Includes
Prices are per person and based on two adults sharing a room and include:
- UK airport taxes
- Return private airport transfers
- Three nights accommodation in a Studio Room on a room only basis
Hotel Map
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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