The hotel has accommodated many Italian and foreign celebrities since the late 19th century. It was renovated in 2001 and is located about 200 meters from Rome's central train station. Whether you are here for business or leisure, it is an ideal place to stay. From the hotel, you can walk for 15 minutes along Via Cavour street to reach the Colosseum.
The hotel has an excellent location, 300 meters away from the train station, which provides easy access to the Federico Fellini International Airport. The subway station is also within 500 meters and can take you to many attractions. The hotel staff welcomes every guest with enthusiasm and warmth, creating a pleasant and comfortable atmosphere for guests.
Best Western Premier Hotel Royal Santina
The 4-star Hotel Royal Santina is located in the center of Rome, with a prime location within walking distance of Terminus train station, subway and other transportation, offering a glimpse of the magnificent ruins of the Roman Emperor's Baths, Rome Museum and St. Mary's Cathedral.
The hotel's rooms and public areas underwent a complete renovation in 2013. All rooms are equipped with a mini bar, and some rooms' bathrooms feature exquisite Italian marble decorations. Here, you can watch many domestic TV channels.
All hotel rooms provide a TV and a minibar, and some rooms also come with a balcony and a coffee machine. The hotel has two restaurants, Zest and Sette, located on the top floor, serving delicious cuisine as well as Italian and international dishes. Radisson Hotel's fitness area features a spa center and a gym.
In the hotel restaurant, you can taste exquisite international cuisine paired with fine wine. The hotel perfectly combines tradition and innovation, and is one of the best examples of Roman decorative arts. This ten-story elegant building is one of the tallest buildings in the city center, presenting a slightly luxurious and solemn style overall, with an ocean theme throughout. Precious woods, carvings, mosaics, ancient Mediterranean maps, etc. all remind people of the grandeur of the Age of Discovery.
