Structure of the facility
The Best Western Garden Hotel is a hotel located in the countryside, just outside the city of Terni. Modern and comfortable, it is renowned for its cozy and welcoming atmosphere and for the kind professionalism of the offered services
Rooms
Comfortable and carefully decorated, they all feature: Minibar, Telephone, Air Conditioning, Pay TV and music on demand, Safe deposit, Sky TV, satellite TV, Sky Sport, wireless radio, Hi-speed Internet (wired), Hairdryer
Services
24-hour reception, express check-in and check-out, Luggage Storage, Room Service, Meeting / Banquet Facilities, Business Center, Garden, Terrace, internet point, babysitting service (for an extra fee), Laundry service, dry Cleaning, Bridal suite, packed lunches, fax / photocopying, ticket service, read area, garage and large parking lots, free outdoor gym, outdoor pool, Billiard room, tv room, sauna
The restaurant
Food lovers will find that the Ristorante Il Melograno is an elegant and welcoming environment in which to enjoy excellent traditional Umbrian and international cooking accompanied by the best wines. In warmer months the evening can start with an aperitif served out on the porch, followed by a memorable dinner served by the pool. The restaurant is closed on Sundays
Animal Friends
Small pets are allowed by paying a daily supplement of €15
Conditions
Check in: until 14.00 (p.m.)
Check out: by 12.00 (noon)
Terni
Terni is a city with a high rate of industrial development since the nineteenth century, when it played a leading role in the second industrial revolution, when the steel plants were established. Because of its importance it has suffered heavy bombing during World War II by the Allies which, however, that has not prevented it from still remaining one of the hubs of the Umbrian and Italian economy. For this reason it is nicknamed "The Steel" City and the "Italian Manchester". Today, in the twenty-first century, Terni is a completely new city on a human scale, important for its historical, economic, social and natural features. The vast industrial zones, in fact, alternates to green landscapes (especially the Marmore waterfall), evidence of Roman remains, medieval and industrial archeology. It is known worldwide as the "City of Lovers" as its patron saint, St. Valentine, was born and became bishop here, and his remains are still kept in this city. In a quarter of an hour away you can reach the picturesque medieval towns of Narni, Amelia and San Gemini, the Roman city of Carsulae and the beautiful Marmore falls, continuing through the beautiful Valnerina.
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