Liliumhotel - Rome, Italy

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Liliumhotel address: Via Venti Settembre 58A, Rome, 50250

Liliumhotel details: In the National Geographic Traveler magazine, Apr. 2003 issue, on page 59, you can read: The owner of Lilium, Annibale Batosi, is an abstract painter with exuberant and secure eye for interior decor. Opened in Sep. 2002 the hotel occupied one floor of a 1924 building on a busy street. Australian songbirds welcome you to the lobby, and serene blue hallways lead to high ceiling rooms with painted armoires and color-coordinated with the sheets. Everything in the sunny place is nicely up-to-date; firm mattresses, air conditioning in every room, well-conceived bathrooms. Check in and you will be among the first to stay at a hotel that's earning a serious following. Best rooms: Superior rooms are particulary quiet and have plant-filled terraces.

The Liliumhotel is an exclusive small Hotel located in an antique building in the north-east side of city center, only a few minutes away from Via Veneto. It offers a very relaxing atmosphere and the young staff welcome the guests with plenty of care. Every room is smartly furnished, ornamented with a flowers design and painted in a different colour. This simple but fine design, gives a unique charm that makes a difference providing a warm mediterranean atmosphere.

The hotel offers a spacious hall, more than 4-metre-high ceiling, small wrought iron balconies around the windows in half circle, and large Liberty period windows. Main colour are light purple and turquoise typical of the Liberty period which create an entirely new style contrasting with the more traditional hotel stereotype.
The breakfast room has water green and soft pink colours, inspired by Preraphaelesque aesthetics. It is furnished with an impressive and splendid brass coffee machine designed according to the original one built in Brasil at the beginning of the 20th century.

We are open all year and there is a 24/7 porter service.
At the check out you can leave your luggage at the Hotel for the day.
Close to the hotel there's a 24 hours garage that makes a pick up service of your car and bring it back to you at your request.

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Location

We are located in the north-east side of city center. Near to us (within 5 minutes by feet) you will find Via Veneto (Fellini's "La dolce vita"), Villa Borghese (Galleria Borghese), Diocleziano's Terme where is the National Roman Museum, the beautiful Michelangelo's Porta Pia and the church S. Maria della Vittoria where is the famous Bernini's statue "Estasi di Santa Teresa". From here you can arrive by bus to the Colusseum and other ancient Roman's vestiges like in any other part of the centre in 10 minutes. Walking you can arrive in a short time to: Spanish Steps in only 10 minutes, Trevi's Fountain 15 minutes, Colusseum in 25 minutes. Only Vatican City is a little far, but that's because it's out of the center (20 minutes by bus).

Nearest Metro stop: Repubblica (5 minutes by feet). Train Station (Termini) is only 10 minutes by feet, or 3 bus stops. At 50 meters by the Hotel you will find a bus stop where is possible to take buses for Vatican and the Colusseum (they pass every 10 minutes).

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Rooms

The 14 room are positioned along corridors with dark purple parquet floor matched with turquoise coloured doors. Each room's characterized by a different pastel shade and correlated with a flower which gives its name to the room. Bedtables, desks and wardrobes are tone in tone with the walls and decorated with water colour paintings of that flower. The Hotel has two kind of rooms: Standard rooms and Superior rooms wich are very quite and have nice flowering terraces. Design bathrooms are all covered with water green mosaics.more info ...

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Facilities

General: Parking (fee required), Breakfast Buffet, Luggage Storage, Design Hotel, Heating, Safety Deposit Box, Express Check-In/Check-Out, Elevator, 24-Hour Front Desk, Continental Breakfast

Services: Internet Services, Fax/Photocopying

Location: Near Exhibition Centre, Near Subway, City Centre, Shopping Centre, Museum Area, Near Train Station, Old Town

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Hotel policies

Check-in

13:00

Check-out

11:00

Cancellation

Cancellation: 7 days prior the arrival day. Reservation within one week from the check-in: 48 hours prior the arrival day. One night rate for each room reserved charge in case of late cancellation or no show.

Children

All children are welcome.
All children from 3 to 6 years stay free of charge for extra beds.
All children from 0 to 2 years stay free of charge for cots.
Maximum capacity of extra beds/babycots in a room is 1.

Pre-pay

No deposit will be charged.

Extra charges

VAT is included.
Service charge is included.
City/tourist tax is included.

Parking

No parking available.

Dining

Continental breakfast is included in the room rate.

Internet

Wired internet is available in the hotel rooms only and is free of charge.

Pets

Pets are allowed on request. No extra charges.

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loved lilium

Reviewer: fritzoo (istanbul)

Traveling group: Spouse / significant other

I recommend this hotel for: Families with teenagers, Tourists, An amazing honeymoon.

Date: 2008-06-21

Guest Rating:

9.7

Check in / front desk	10.0
Value	10.0
Service	10.0
Rooms	10.0
Location	8.0
Cleanliness	10.0

My boyfriend and I stayed at hotel lilium for 4 nights in november. It was a pleasure. The rooms are very clean, the bathroom very modern and spotless, and the decor quite pleasing to the eye. The hotel itself is a perfect place for a young couple wanting to discover Rome. it is beautiful. We had a celebration but the hotel did not sell wine late at night so the concierge gave us his own bottle at no charge. Thats called good service. Highly recommended.

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A Gem in a great location

Reviewer: sosjohn (Northern Ca)

Traveling group: Spouse / significant other

I recommend this hotel for: Families with teenagers, Tourists, An amazing honeymoon.

Date: 2008-06-12

Guest Rating:

9.1

Check in / front desk	8.0
Business service	10.0
Value	6.0
Service	10.0
Rooms	10.0
Location	10.0
Cleanliness	10.0

A wonderful hotel, very nice and helpful staff. We had a room with a terrace, which added a significant dimension to the place. Rooms are clean, perhaps a bit small, but larger than I have had in London. The hotel even offers laptop loaners, which came in handy as we hunted for Halal restaurants. Not sure why some reviewers have said the location is "off the beaten track" or a bit far from stuff, because the Lilium's location is perfect. Easily walkable to either Termini station (with bags) or the Repubblica station. One day we WALKED from the hotel to the Spanish Steps and on down to Trevi and the Coliseum. Right around the hotel you can stumble on great food everywhere. I take away one star from the overall because of one bizarre episode the morning of our departure. I left my bags in the lobby and ate a quick breakfast in the breakfast room adjoining the lobby. This was just after 7AM. After breakfast I find that my camera was taken from where it was laid on top of my bags. Nobody came thru the lobby that morning, mind you the hotel is behind a locked street door and 3 flights up. There is just NO foottraffic anywhere close. Only the croissant delivery guy came thru that morning, at exactly those minutes I was in the breakfast room. Clearly he boosted my camera. However the hotel staff refused to entertain that possibility. I was stupid to leave my stuff unattended perhaps. But you have to see this hotel to understand how secure I felt doing so. Ultimately I was not pleased with the lack of zeal on the part of the front desk staff to investigate. They just flat out said it was "impossible" that the bread dude took my camera. I would recommend this excellent hotel, but just take care as if you are staying at the Hilton in Tenderloin - er - that is, Union Square, SF.

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