Located in the heart of Rome, behind Via Veneto
and just steps away from the Spanish Steps and stylish shopping, "la
dolce vita" awaits you at the Oxford Hotel, a 4 star Hotel that offers
hospitality in Rome since 1964. Hotel Oxford is located in Via
Boncompagni 89, nearby all the main tourist sights: Well known Via
Veneto made famous by Federico Fellini's film "La Dolce Vita", is an
elegant street where it is very pleasant to stop and have a coffee in
one of its characteristic bars. Sitting down or just walking through the
streets, you can see period buildings and historical monuments including
the Aurelian Walls and Queen Margaret's Palace, now the seat of the
American Embassy. Via Veneto leads down to Piazza Barberini, which holds
the famous Tritone Fountain built by Bernini in 1600. The 'A'
underground station can be found beside the square: from there, you can
get
 to San Pietro within a few minutes. You can easily reach Villa
Borghese with a short walk from our hotel and visit the museum and
Borghese Gallery, where some of Bernini's masterpieces (The Rape of
Persephone, Apollo e Daphne) have at last found a deserving home. You
can reach Piazza di Spagna easily after a pleasant fifteen-minute walk.
A perfect mix of hospitality, art and Italian flair will create an
unforgettable experience. With our selection of standard, single, double,
superior, family or French bed rooms, it won't be difficult to find the
most suitable room for you! Perfect in every each way, and recently
refurbished, all rooms offer air condi-tioning, mini-bar, satellite and
pay TV. If you wish to relax after a long day walking around the city,
Daniele's Bar will offer a "private" atmosphere in which to do so. The
vast choices at the bar will offer fun times from Happy Hour till the
late evening hours. |
VIA
VITTORIO VENETO:
The Via Vittorio Veneto starts from the
northern end of the Piazza Barberini. It is a very animated road knot of
a trapezoidale form on a light slope. Several streets go ahead from Via
Veneto: Via del Tritone which goes down up to Largo Chigi Via Barberini...
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