The Turner Hotel is a three-star and first class hotel, in the center of Rome, situated at a few steps from the historic Porta Pia commissionned by Pope Pio the IVth Medici and built on Michelangelo's drawings (1560), at the back of the antique wall that Marco Aurelio had erected in 270-275 A.D. as a protection for the city of Rome. The hotel also faces the Departments of Public Works and Transports and stands near many Ambassies and Consulates. The hotel stands in a prestigious building that dates back to the late XIXth century; thanks to regular renovations it offers its hosts any comfort. Precious marble stairs leading from the hall, with antique furniture, to the breakfast room and to the bar, have sumptuous damask silk tapestry and golden stucco vaults. In the Turner Hotel there are 47 rooms with private bathroom, classified as follows: Standard, Superior, Junior Suite and Suite deluxe, all covered with precious tapestry and fit out with furniture in Bois de rose and Boulle, with bathroom, hairdryier, direct telephone and answering machine, satellite TV, pay TV, radio, room refrigerator, air conditioning, safe-deposit box and an exhaustive guest service.