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Regina Hotel Baglioni - Rome Hotels
5.0 Stars

Regina Hotel Baglioni

Via Vittorio Veneto 72, Rome - Map
 
 

4.4 out of 5 (42 reviews)

Centrally located on the glamorous Via Veneto, this luxury hotel is 0.5 km (0.3 mi) from Palazzo Barberini and about 0.7 km …More
Hotel Majestic - Rome Hotels
5.0 Stars
$426

Hotel Majestic

Via Vittorio Veneto 50, Rome - Map
 
 

4.5 out of 5 (192 reviews)

The neoclassical Hotel Majestic is located less than 1 km (0.6 mi) from the Borghese Art Gallery, Villa Borghese gardens …More
Hotel Splendide Royal - Rome Hotels
5.0 Stars
$401

Hotel Splendide Royal

Via Di Porta Pinciana 14, Rome - Map
 
 

4.6 out of 5 (408 reviews)

Just off Rome's exclusive Via Veneto, this small, opulent hotel occupies a 19th-century building facing Villa Borghese park …More
Bernini Bristol - A Sina Hotel - Rome Hotels
5.0 Stars
$381

Bernini Bristol - A Sina Hotel

Piazza Barberini 23, Rome - Map
 
 

3.8 out of 5 (48 reviews)

Set in a 19th century Rome palace by Piazza Barberini, this hotel is just off Via Veneto opposite Barberini Metro Station and …More
Ambasciatori Palace Hotel - Rome Hotels
5.0 Stars

Ambasciatori Palace Hotel

Via V. Veneto 62, Rome - Map
 
 

3.6 out of 5 (86 reviews)

Set on one of the most well-known streets in the world, Via Veneto, the Ambasciatori Palace Hotel is an elegant choice for …More

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    Pocket Guide: Rome Via Veneto 5 stars Independent Hotels

    Made famous by 'La Dolce Vita' film in 1960, the Via Veneto is going through a glamorous renaissance. Bars, restaurants, chic hotels and boutiques all vie for attention in the street which coined the expression 'paparazzo' – the surname of the photojournalist in the film. Nearby, the Spanish Steps are the place for lovers' trysts, shopping, and honing the Italian art of 'dolce far niente' – idling and people-watching.