Prime Hotel Villa Torlonia is an elegant building with a great charm, erected at the beginning of the nine hundreds near the liberty style district Coppedè. The tranquillity and the refined taste of the area are going to make your stay an elixir of health and relax. The name of the hotel is taken after the famous residence of the noble family Torlonia, a green lung of the city situated not far from the centre.... Read More
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ServicesPaid Parking is available at the hotel.
The price for each night is €15,00
Costs: €50,00 (available on request)
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Prime Hotel Villa Torlonia Rome Location (Map)
Near the hotel you'll have the chance to admire the following places of interest.
Villa Torlonia: One of the most recent Roman villas, that used to belong to a noble family. It still keeps a particular beauty due to the original scenery of the British garden, one of the few examples in Rome, and to the rich and unexpected quantity of artistically designed buildings all over the park.
La Casina delle Civette (literally translated The Birds' House): Main residence of Prince Giovanni Torlonia until the 1938, it is a very peculiar construction in liberty style that had its name taken from the presence of a large stained glassy window with two owls between ivy’s branches. It is one of the most singular and interesting works made during the first years of the last century.
Il Casino Nobile: It was the ball room of Torlonia residence, a majestic building enriched by an impressive pronaos erected to improve its visibility for all those that were passing by the main Nomentana street.
Porta Pia: Built according to Michelangelo's project, Porta Pia is famous most of all for the “breccia”, a hole in the wall opened on the 20th of September 1870 by the Bersaglieri, a special military section of the Italian army, during the historical period that brought to the unification of what we know today as Italy and that put to an end what was known as the Papal Empire. That's when Rome became the Capital of Italy.
Mausoleo di Santa Costanza: One of the most representative works of the ancient architecture. It was one of the first examples of Christian building with a central structure that has been entirely preserved till today. The building is often chosen by the Roman’s couple for their weddings.
How to reach the Prime Hotel Villa Torlonia?How to reach the hotel
From Roma Ciampino Airport by public transportation:
It is just a few bus stops from underground line A terminus Anagnina. The ride to Roma Termini train station takes about 20 minutes.
From Fiumicino Airport by public transportation:
Take the Leonardo Express Train till Termini Central Station, than catch the metro (line B direction Rebibbia), get off at Policlino, just two stops away, and get out on via Regina Margherita and walk to Piazza Galeno. Take the third little street on your right. It is just going to be less than half a mile away.
From Fiumicino Airport by car:
Take the fast way conjunction that allows you to get GRA (the ring bell) direction Firenze, than continue to the Nomentana and proceed along that street until the crossroad with viale Regina Margherita.
The hotel is perfectly connected to the city center by:
- Metro B;
- Bus 62 from via Nomentana;
- FiloBus 90 Express from via Nomentana;
- Tram 3 from Piazza Galeno.
03 Jul 09
Access to the metro
Size of shower cubicle, no tea or coffee facilities in the room12 Feb 09
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28 Dec 08
The breakfest there is wonderful and the wait staff works very hard to make sure you are well nourished. the location of the hotel is quiet, but far from the action.We switched from a 3 star to this 4 star hotel thinking the room might be a littlenicer for the same price. we were wrong in that repsect. the rooms do not resemble the pictures and were smaller that the 3 star. there is not one channel in english. the 3 star had channels in english. the sheets were not clean on the second day. the safe advertised is not in your room, but at the desk and there is no computer to use which our 3 star hotel had. the four stars are very misleading for this hotel and while cheap it far from the action of rome and seems to cater more to local italians that those from abroad. after two days we were back at our original hotel that had a better location, friendlier front desk staff and a better room all at 3 stars. 26 Nov 08
Friendly, helpful staff. good location - quiet street but shop, restaurants and metro all within easy walking distance. nice breakfast.No restaurant in hotel.17 Nov 08
Staff was courteous. room was clean.05 Nov 08
The neighborhood felt very safe and there is a metro stop only a short walk away (which we used to travel to trevi, vatican city, etc for only 1euro each way). The shower is incredibly small. it's hard to soap your feet if you're tall (i hit my head on the shelf the first try). 03 Oct 08
We were very pleased with the hotel. nice staff, clean room, good breakfast and close to a metro station so easy to go visit rome.11 Sep 08
Great value for the money. close to the metro. the staff was very helpful. highly recommend.26 Aug 08
Excellent plentiful breakfast. room cleaned and towels changed daily. can store luggage after checkout for a later flight at no extra costRoom a little tired looking, could do with a lick of paint and a freshen up but was clean nontheless.03 Aug 08
This was an excellent location on the fringes of the city. it was 5 mins from the metro and 5 min to the termini.the breakfast was really great and set us up for the day. there are plenty of good resturants in the area and so there is no real need to go back into the city. no trouble on the metro coming back at night, but it is always crowded nearly all the time.The shower cubicle was very small and it was a struggle to have a really good shower.25 Jul 08
17 Jul 08
10 Jul 08
The room was of fair size and was clean.Unhelpful staff, my bed was broken when i first arrived and the breakfast buffet was not too impressive08 Jul 08
Very friendly staff, within easy reach of centre of rome via metro, super breakfasts, rooms kept very cleanNoisy at night, door banging, young people moving about in corridors, wooden floors so heard guests in other rooms03 Jul 08
We were very lucky to have a 'suite', which was really a room in the garden above the carpark - however that meant that we had some outdoor space in relative privacyAlthough the staff were friendly the other guests wer not.30 Jun 08
I thought that the hotel was in a good location from the center of rome. 5 minutes walk to the metro ,only 2 stops to the colosseum.the breakfast was plentiful. air con great Dissapointed in the tv , all italian channels no international tv.option of an evening meal would have been good. apart from this i would recomend this hotel . 14 Jun 08
Great location to reach metro for tourist attractions. several restaruants within easy walking distance. very little traffic noises noted from room. great breakfast.As with most older european hotels, rooms are small,shower was very small but usable.07 Jun 08
The hotel is located in a quiet and green place with a lot of public transportation facilities.It is a bit impersonnal.01 Jun 08
Friendly staff. the rooms we had were clean,comfortable and air conditioned.breakfast was good quality and waitress staff v friendly.transport into and around rome was very easy from here and the area was quiet as stated in the literature save for some building work near by-that will not be for ever.first hotle visited in rome but would recommend. local eating out was a bit limited but may needed to have walked around abit more.Frustrated to walk by the bar which never opened. maybe if we had asked at reception they would have served us.a sourse of amusement rather than a real problem.