Via Vittorio Veneto (or Via Veneto to give it its more famous appellation) was opened in 1889 looking for ‘high class hotels’. That the Imperiale Hotel, built in the late 1800’s, still stands there is testament in no small measure to its standing as one of the top echelon Hotels on Rome’s most famous street.

Via Veneto had, by the late 1950s, become a hot-spot and regular hangout of many of the big names and stars of that era, many of whom on a good night could be found occupying its strip of bars and restaurants. The street was then immortalized in Fellini's profound and powerful movie ‘La Dolce Vita’ (The Sweet Life) of 1960.

The striking facade of Hotel Imperiale stands out along Via Veneto, centrally located in Rome and just a few short minutes’ walk to some of the eternal city’s principal and world-famous attractions such as the Piazza Barberini, Piazza di Spagna and Fontana di Trevi.

Directions

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Hotel Imperiale can be located at,

HOTEL IMPERIALE ROME, Via Vittorio Veneto 24, 00187 Rome, Italy.

To reach Hotel Imperiale from Rome’s Fiumicino (aka Leonardo da Vinci) airport, guests can utilise the train service to arrive at station Termini. From the Roma Termini railway station, take underground line ‘A’ until Barberini. From Piazza Barberini walk up towards Via Veneto, where the hotel is located. The airport is approx. 35km from Hotel Imperiale.

Alternatively, Taxi/Rental Car takes Approx 45-50 minutes from the airport. Guests can take the highway until any point of the Grande Raccordo Anulare (ring shaped motorway which encircles Rome) is reached and then by following the signs to ‘Roma Centro’. Access to the historical centre of Rome, where Hotel Imperiale is located, is restricted to authorised vehicles, therefore guests can either park their car close to the Termini railway station or along the Lungotevere (the riverside) and/or reach the hotel by taxi or by one of Rome’s numerous bus lines.