With many years of experience, we hope to continue our work with the same passion that has always driven us. Every hotel is a small world, made up of stories and encounters. Those who do this job can only love people. We don't rent rooms, we welcome people.

Situated in the immediate vicinity of via Veneto, immortalised by Fellini in the film la dolce vita, our Guest House has six finely furnished rooms, all equipped with electronic security access with coded card; it also has a private area where guests - on request - can relax in a large Jacuzzi, enjoying the benefits of color games. Our rooms are equipped with: electronic security access with coded card, color light for individual relaxation, air conditioning, LED Smart TV, free Wi Fi, private bathroom with shower, hairdryer and complimentary toiletries, safe, minibar, Welcome Kit (espresso, tea and coffee). The listed amenities are included in the room rate. On request, it is possible to use cots for children. The structure has been realised with technologies and materials that have as primary objective the eco-sustainability. Via Veneto today is more sober and quiet than it appeared in the turbulent 1950s, but those cafes are still there, as are most of the shops that made the "Fifth Avenue" CD in Rome famous, alternating with numerous restaurants where can sit outside and enjoy the Roman night.

The location of the Piccolo di Piazza di Spagna Suites is particularly happy for those who want to discover Rome and its immense cultural heritage. Leaving via Veneto, through a convenient system of pedestrian underpasses you can come directly onto Piazza di Spagna to admire the majestic eighteenth-century staircase of Trinità dei Monti. From here, everything is at your fingertips: Piazza del Popolo; the elegant Via Condotti, with its high fashion boutiques; Trevi Fountain, a must. Crossing Via del Corso you can reach Piazza della Rotonda, dominated by the dome of the Pantheon and Piazza Navona, gathered around the splendid Fountain of the Four Rivers, then continue towards the Tiber towards Castel Sant'Angelo and finally reach St. Peter's Basilica, symbol of Rome and Christianity. Not to mention that Villa Borghese and the homonymous Gallery are located just a stone's throw from the hotel, beyond Porta Pinciana. In your Roman tour you can certainly not miss a shopping session. Via Veneto and the area of Piazza di Spagna is undoubtedly the realm of Capitoline shopping.