The Augustus Hotel is housed on the second floor of an aristocratic palace of the 1800s, recently restored to offer an extremely pleasant stay featuring comfort and relaxation. Luxury fittings, comfortable and deeply satisfying rooms from the aesthetic viewpoint: this elegant three star hotel in Rome is in perfect harmony with the exclusive area in which it is situated. A few yards from Porta Pia and the celebrated Via Veneto, the Augustus Hotel will welcome you in the sumptuous hall. Antique furniture, precious fabrics and gilded stuccos create a unique atmosphere, intimate and at the same time refined. Your day will start with a plentiful and tasty breakfast. And after a day spent admiring the innumerable beauties of this extraordinary city, you can enjoy the pleasure of relaxing in our comfortable lounge. In the rooms of the Augustus Hotel there is complete harmony between two different but complementary dimensions. Old and new blend together to create a unique and unforgettable environment. The furniture in Arte Povera style, in solid walnut, and the complementary furnishings inspired by Ancient Rome, live side by side with comfort and high technology like flat-screen satellite television, dvd reader, pc with ADSL line, with free access to internet whenever you like. Another unique feature is the panoramic view: all the rooms of the Augustus Hotel overlook the ancient Aurelian Walls, built by the emperor Aurelius in around 270 b.c. to defend the city of Rome. The Hotel, apart from single, double, triple and quadruple rooms, also has 2 apartments with cooking facilities complete with microwave oven and double bath. Other comforts in all the rooms are: safe, direct-line telephone, radio, private bath with shower equipped with vertical hydro massage, hairdryer and complete courtesy accessories line. You will immediately find yourself immersed in the architectural beauties of this splendid city: as soon as you go out of the Augustus Hotel you will find Porta Pia, Michelangelo's last work, commissioned in 1561 by Pope Pius IV. All around, between Piazza Fiume and Via Piave, rise important buildings such as that housing the Ministry of Public Works and Transport. A few yards from the hotel there is Via Veneto, the beating heart of the Dolce Vita of the sixties, and still famous today for the historic luxury cafés along its sidewalks. Just a little way off, instead, you can admire the splendid Villa Borghese, which houses one of the largest art collections in the world. The Hotel is in an extremely strategic position: not only extremely close to the Termini Station, but with excellent links by the efficient public transport network to all the places of major artistic and cultural interest. And for those who decide to move around by car, there is an available private garage and a public car park just next to this Rome hotel. The Augustus Hotel is above all the ideal base from which to discover the grandiose architectural remains of Imperial Rome. On foot or by public transport, you can very quickly reach the Coliseum, the Roman Forum, the Domus Aurea and the Caracalla Baths.