PALAZZO CARDINAL CESI: The breakfast room is called ´The Refectory´, recalling the monasteries where the community would gather three times a day for meals, preceded by prayers. A cosy sitting room known as ´The Library´ is at the disposal of the guests, who, here as in the other public rooms, can enjoy a good read or talk with friends, and be served refreshments by the bar service. Upon request, we are delighted to organise a private cocktail reception and an exclusive luncheon or dinner for 10 to 60 people. Refectorium room: max 60 / 80 person; Closter max 150 / 200 person. High attention to the smallest detail and a sophisticated top quality service create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, as if you were in a friend’s home. The 30 rooms, which include every necessary comfort, from satellite TV to mini – bar and safe, are like small oases furnished with excellent tast and refinement.

RESIDENZA PAOLO VI: Some feel that they are at "gates of heaven" on what is the Residenza's real attraction, with its breathtaking view of "the most beautiful square in the Western world" and the Papal Palace, with the mighty dome St. Peter's Basilica (Vatican) towering over it - a truly unique panorama! Our panoramic terrace gives you a front seat view over St. Peter's Square (Vatican), here you can sit and feast your eyes on this scenery. In the evening, the terrace's beautiful illumination, the discrete sound of classical music in the background and a wide range of drinks and cocktails are perfect for relaxing after a day full of impressions. On the top floor of the Residenza, our "Bernini Room" invites you to have a good start into the day with our rich American buffet breakfast. Later the day, our bar service will tempt you with Italian coffee and cappuccino, refreshing drinks and a selection of light snacks. Upon request, we are delighted to organise a private cocktail reception and an exclusive luncheon or dinner for 10 to 40 people.

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Castel Sant' Angelo (Rome): The Castel Sant'Angelo is towering cylindrical building in Rome, near San Peter's Square, initially commissioned by the Roman Emperor Hadrian as a mausoleum for himself and his family. The building spent over a thousand years as a fortress and castle, and is now a museum. The Tomb of Hadrian was erected on the right bank of the Tiber, between 135 and 139. Originally, the mausoleum was a decorated cylinder, with a garden top and the golden quadriga of the emperor...