IH HOTELS ROMA Z3

All rooms are equipped with: air conditioning, telephone, television, private bathroom, radio, wi-fi internet connection, minibar, hairdryer, safe

24-hour front desk, porter service (surcharge), lift, restaurant, bicycle storage, tv room, bar, internet point, congress hall, parking, garage (extra charge payable locally)

Small pets allowed upon notice at the time of booking. There is an extra charge of € 15 to be paid locally

Check in : from 2 pm onwards

 

Check out : before 12.00

Rome is the city with the highest concentration of historic and architectural heritage in the world; its historic center delimited by the perimeter of the Aurora Walls, overlapping the testimonies of almost three millennia, is an expression of the historical, artistic and cultural heritage of the Western European world and in 1980 along with the extraterritorial properties of the Holy See in the city and the basilica of San Paolo Outside the Walls, has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.Roma, the heart of Catholic Christianity, is the only city in the world to host a foreign state, the enclave of the Vatican City : this is why it is often referred to as the capital of two states. Over 16% of world cultural heritage is in Rome (70% throughout Italy). With about 52,000 hectares of agricultural areas, Rome is the greenest city in Europe . In addition to historic villas, there are many other green areas as well as land dedicated to agriculture in the most peripheral areas. Protected areas cover a total of 40,000 hectares. Rome is the largest agricultural commune in Europe with an agricultural area of ​​517 km², about 40% of the total communal area. In addition to the municipal coat of arms, it is the chapel, bronze statue depicting the legendary lupa that nursed the two Romulus twins and Remo; the Colosseum, the largest amphitheater in the Roman world, recognized in 2007 as one of the seven wonders of the modern world (unique in Europe); the Cupolone, the dome of the Basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican, which dominates the whole city and symbolizes the Christian world. The symbol of the city during antiquity was the imperial eagle, military effigy; during the Middle Ages was the lion, animal emblem of supremacy.