Hotel Sole al Pantheon - Rome, Italy 

Hotel Sole al Pantheon details:  Hotel Sole is set in the same square of the Pantheon, scattered with tourists and mobile vendors with the weirdest gadgets; on sunny days this is a classic Roman scene.

Find yourself in the heart of the city centre where Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps are all within walking distance. This intimate hotel is the ideal place for a tranquil stay, far from city noise and traffic.

The Hotel Sole is one of Rome’s oldest hotels and boasts the likes of Ludovico Ariosto, Pietro Mascagni, Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir as former guests. Dating back to 1467, this renovated hotel maintains the charm of its fifteenth century heritage and provides elegant rooms and furnishings. Each room is individually decorated and some rooms have beautiful views of the Pantheon.

Enjoy the comfort of this centrally located hotel and start your days with a rich buffet in the breakfast room with its lovely garden patio.

An exclusive and intimate hotel far from the city chaos.

As you enter you are welcomed in an attractive, long, narrow lobby with arched ceiling, red-tiled floor, whitewashed walls; from the lobby, doors lead into the various lounges, which maintain the same elegantly simple, uncluttered look with white walls, white upholstered chairs and sofas, and antique accent pieces. One floor up is the lovely interior garden-patio with the breakfast room.
Quality, courtesy, efficiency and helpfulness are the key-words of the hotel.

A tradition of hospitality lost in history, first depicted in 1467, and later evoked and passed on by distinguished travellers throughout the centuries. Travellers like Ariosto who entrusted his memories to the magic of his poetry, of Sartre who was a frequent along with Simone de Beauvoir.