Ginevra Palace Hotel 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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Fitness/Gym
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Child-friendly
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Wheelchair access
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
Situated nearly 5 minutes' walk from the Rhaetian Railway in Albula, the delightful 3-star Ginevra Palace Hotel Rome offers an outdoor tennis court and a courtyard. This Rome hotel features 37 rooms in a prime touristic area, 4.8 km from culture-oriented attractions such as the Castel Sant'Angelo.
Located near the shopping district of Rome, the hotel is in proximity to the Tiber River. The charming Ginevra Palace Rome stands within reach of Battistini tube station. Guests might as well visit Aiuola largo Gregorio XIIII, which is about a 15-minute walk away. The property is situated within a 6-km distance of the titular minor Santa Maria in Trastevere Basilica. The hotel is a short distance from a motorway and Val Cannuta/Divina Provvidenza bus stop is merely a 5-minute stroll away.
The air-conditioned rooms at the Ginevra Palace Rome are furnished with a writing desk and feature a mini fridge bar. Complimentary Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, as well as comforts as an air conditioner are also featured. Nice touches include a bidet, a separate toilet, and a shower, along with hair dryers and bath sheets. You can enjoy views of the city.
Ginevra Palace Hotel offers a daily vegetarian breakfast at the park. The elegant bar is also available. The accommodation is only steps away from Giardino Nascosto and offers a broad selection of meals.
Review by hotel critic
The hotel's ambiance, especially the very elegant bar, with its peculiar sculpture resembling Rome's main monuments, was a charming nod to the city's rich history. As a culinary critic, I was particularly intrigued by the restaurant's promise of innovation.Upon entering the bar, I couldn't help but marvel at the artistry of the sculpture, a striking representation of Rome's iconic landmarks. This unique touch set the tone for a memorable dining experience. The bar, open 24 hours, offered a variety of drinks, providing the perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploring Rome's nearby entertainment venues and shopping spots.Dining at the hotel's restaurant was a gastronomic journey. The menu at Gildo il Cacciatore, just a stone's throw away at 1.00 km, showcased a blend of traditional Italian flavors with a modern twist. I had the pleasure of savoring a dish at Mattarello, located at the same distance, where each bite felt like a homage to Italian culinary craftsmanship.The breakfast, however, was a slight disappointment. With limited choices, it didn't quite live up to the culinary innovation I was expecting. Nonetheless, the proximity to other dining options like cicciopachino314 and Il Postiglione, both within a short distance, offered ample opportunities to explore more of Rome's vibrant food scene.In conclusion, the Ginevra Palace provided a comfortable stay with an artistic flair and easy access to Rome's culinary hotspots. While the breakfast left something to be desired, the overall dining experience in and around the hotel was a treat for the taste buds. I would recommend it to fellow travelers looking to immerse themselves in Rome's culinary landscape.
