Hotel Mascagni, Rome

Hotel Mascagni is an exclusive hotel located in the centre of Rome, a short walk from Via Veneto, Piazza Barberini and Piazza di Spagna.

The hotel, fully renovated in 2005 under the supervision of the architect Lorenzo Bellini, is characterised by simple and elegant surroundings, furnished with great taste, elegance and attention to detail. The public areas, decorated in light shades, are welcoming and bright, while the bedrooms have been decorated in warm shades in perfect harmony with the furniture and envelop guests in a pleasantly quiet and relaxing atmosphere.

The hotel houses pieces of contemporary art such as the bronze sculptures by the famous Nouveau Realisme artist Fernandez Arman; the rooms are decorated with collections of black and white photographs of Rome.

Special attention has been given to the lighting: light effects have been designed to enhance the texture of the upholstery and to create a relaxing atmosphere.

The hotel has welcoming and comfortable Standard and Superior guest rooms.

The Standard rooms are completely soundproof and have air conditioning, a direct dial telephone, a minibar, a satellite colour television, a modem outlet, a safety deposit box and an en suite bathroom with a hairdryer.

The Superior rooms have the same facilities as the Standard rooms but with some additions, such as a bathrobe, terrycloth slippers, a kettle for making tea, a magnifying mirror, a welcome drink and a balcony (on request).

Rooms available: Single, Twin, Double, Triple, Twin for single occupancy, Superior Twin.