Name: Hotel Ferrarese
Address: Via Principe Amedeo 76, Central Station, 00185 Rome, Italy, Via Principe Amedeo 76, Lazio, 00185
Price range: >Prices start at € 113 per night
Rating: 7.3

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Ideally located in the Central Station district of Rome, Hotel Ferrarese is set 300 metres from Rome Termini Train Station, 700 metres from Repubblica - Teatro dell'Opera Metro Station and 700 metres from Vittorio Emanuele Metro Station. With a restaurant, the 2-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. The property is 1.6 km from the city centre and 400 metres from Rome Termini Metro Station.

At the hotel, each room has a desk and a flat-screen TV. The rooms include a safety deposit box and certain rooms also offer city views. At Hotel Ferrarese all rooms include bed linen and towels.

Guests at the accommodation can enjoy an Italian breakfast.

Languages spoken at the reception include English, Spanish, Italian and Romanian.

Popular points of interest near Hotel Ferrarese include Santa Maria Maggiore, Cavour Metro Station and Quirinal Hill. The nearest airport is Rome Ciampino Airport, 14 km from the hotel.

2 stars

113 €

7.3/10

Hotel Ferrarese

Via Principe Amedeo 76, Central Station, 00185 Rome, Italy https://www.booking.com/hotel/it/ferrarese-roma.html?aid=825338 See availability

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Services and facilities

Prices start at € 113 per night

Free WiFi

Family rooms

Non-smoking rooms

Restaurant

24-hour front desk

Lift

Heating

Daily housekeeping

Air conditioning

Breakfast

All rooms

The property offers 4 types of rooms to meet the different preferences of its guests. Each room is designed to offer a high level of comfort and quality.

Single Room

1 single bed

1 adult

1

pers.

Double or Twin Room

2 single beds

2 adults

2

pers.

Classic Triple Room

3 single beds

3 adults

3

pers.

Standard Quadruple Room

4 single beds

4 adults

4

pers.

Nearest point of interest

Located about 1.2 km

Colosseum

The Colosseum, also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre, is the largest ancient amphitheater ever built. It was used for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles such as animal hunts, mock sea battles, and executions.