One of the best locations for a Hotel is to be close to the City Centre, but still not in a busy nor noisy area, and it should be easily accessible. nh Collection Hotel Cinquecento Rome combines all this, to an affordable rate. Once I arrived at Roma Termini Train Station, from Naples/Napoli, I did not have to look for a Taxi or use the Metro with all my luggage. No, I only had to walk a few metres to the main entrance of my Hotel, NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento. You know, location is everything!
The building of the 5 Star Hotel nh Collection Cinquecento Rome is an institution with a long history. Built in the 15th century the Roman Palazzo once housed the offices of the Italian railway company, Ferrovie dello Stato, before it became a Hotel. What amazes me, but also makes me jealous a bit, is that there used to be an underground path that connected the Hotel with Roma Termini Train Station. How it would be amazing if this one still existed! Just some Years ago, in 2015, they discovered ancient remains of the Mura Serviane/ Servian Wall dating back to the 4th century BC in the Garden of the Hotel. The Location of this Luxury Hotel is definitely precious.
No matter how hectic or hot your Day in Rome might have been, once you step into the Lobby Area with all the neutral and sleek colours and interior pieces, also thanks to the air conditioning, you feel calmer and immediately a bit more relaxed. Check-In went super fast, you should consider a membership of the nh Hotel Group Reward Program if you’re planning on staying in other Hotels of the nh Group anytime soon. Read here more about the advantages and how to join. But also without the staff will treat you super nicely and their English is just perfect! If you arrive early, or just want/need to deposit your luggage prior moving into your Room, you can just leave your luggage at the reception desk and they will take care of it until you arrive back. That’s also what I did, to enjoy beautiful and sunny Rome.
From my personal room, I could not only watch the sunset, with its deep orange sun disappearing between buildings and trees, but also watch the bustle of Piazza dei Cinquecento. The forecourt of Termini train station not only connects the traveller with the station and the city, it also serves as an access to the metro and the departure point for the “Hop On Hop Off” buses. Thanks to the soundproofed windows I have rarely heard anything from outside, but if necessary they can open a gap only. In addition to a large queen bed, the equipment of my “premium room” included a work desk with coffee machine and water cooker for free use during the stay, two armchairs, a minibar and air conditioning as well as a TV with Sky TV. In the bathroom bathrobe and slippers were waiting, as well as NH collection care products and of course a shower and also a bidet. Wireless internet is available free of charge throughout the building, and access is identical for all guests. The 22 m² room offered enough space to spread out and relax. The fitness studio can be used free of charge and for a more beautiful view, there is a roof terrace.
A restaurant in the hotel offers local and international specialities almost round the clock. The breakfast is offered in the morning as a buffet, with a rich selection of desserts/pastries as usual for Italy (luckily it’s an all-you-can-eat buffet, you just have to try all the different croissants!), but also egg dishes on request or fruit/yoghurt/cheese and sausage. If the weather is warm, you can enjoy the first meal of the day on the terrace, right next to the remains of the Servian Wall. Or later lunch or dinner. I already wrote about my dinner in the hotel restaurant of the nh Collection “Palazzo Cinquecento” in Rome. Half-board includes breakfast and lunch or dinner.
I absolutely enjoyed my stay at “Palazzo Cinquecento” by NH Collection Hotels in Rome. The location is very convenient, the staff was so friendly and everything was luxurious but discreet. I can absolutely recommend the 5 Star Hotel!
Address Hotel NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento
Piazza dei Cinquecento, 90
00185 Rome
Italy
Website: www.nh-collection.com/hotel/nh-collection-roma-palazzo-cinquecento
Facebook: www.fb.com/NHCollectionRomaPalazzoCinquecento
Pictures nh Collection Hotel Cinquecento Rome Termini Station
“lOCATION IS eVERYTHING” wELL SAID. tHAT TOO NEXT TO AN ANCIENT FIND , i AM SURE IF THEY START DIGGING ,, THEY WOULD FIND A LOT MORE THINGS IN rOME THAN ANY OTHER PLACE ON EARTH. tHE HOTEL LOOKS MODERN AND ROOM WELL APPOINTED AND COMFORTABLE.
The rooms are so comfortable. And the mini freeze is so well stocked. Also the views outside are amazing. Indeed a hotel to check when heading to rome..by all means
Location is everything indeed.Being able to watch the ,sunset from your window sounds so poetic.The view on the remains of the Mura Serviane in the garden looked fantastic!What a gorgeous place!!
I’ve just returned from Rome and I went past this hotel – I remember seeing the Mura Servianeruins from the station entrance! The location is great as it isn’t far into the main centre, and I love the look of the hotel. It definitely looks luxurious which can be quite good after a long days sightseeing!
I love a nice hotel room! We were in ROme two months ago and stayed in veneto, slightly far from the city centre but it wasn’t so bad. Your pictures are lovely, thank you for sharing these!
OMG! I loved this place! it is amazing to stay at this lavish place and spend like 5days. it looks divine too! i loved the food the AMBIANCE of the entire place! would love to go there someday! cheers
Oh, wow…This hotel looks dreamy! Thanks for writing about it in this post. I really needed a good recommendation for where to stay in Italy.
What a dreamy looking hotel room! I’m on the lookout for accommodation in Luxembourg and Porto for July at the moment. Is nh Collection Hotel a large chain of botique style luxury hotels?
wow! this hotel is so cool! Very nice decoration, so fashion
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Hi there, love the breakfast at Hotel Cinquecento Rome, all looks divine 🙂 hugs, simone