Mediterranean from Rome to Athens with Luxury 2nt Stay, 24 April 2027 (10 nights)

All of Rome is in easy reach from the NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento, located in the city center. Nearby cultural attractions include Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica, the Dell'Opera Theatre, the Roman Colosseum, Circus Maximus and Quirinal Palace. Iconic sites such as the Coliseum, Trevi Fountain and Roman Forum are all within walking distance too. The hotel is located next to Termini Station, Rome's main transport hub, with bus and Metro links. For shopping, the exclusive boutiques of Via dei Condotti are a short Metro ride away. NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento offers 177 freshly decorated rooms, with access to the hotel's private terrace from ground-floor Premium rooms. All rooms have flat-screen TV and Wi-Fi as standard. Try a selection of regional and international cuisine at our restaurant. Every morning the breakfast buffet serves fresh pastries, cold cuts, cheeses and bread, and local specialties like panna cotta. Head to the roof terrace for 360° views of the city, or explore the garden, containing Roman ruins dating back to 6th century BC. There's also a gym on site that's free for guests to use. We can host your conference or event in one of our 6 meeting rooms – all with audiovisual equipment available.

All of Rome is in easy reach from the NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento, located in the city center. Nearby cultural attractions include Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica, the Dell'Opera Theatre, the Roman Colosseum, Circus Maximus and Quirinal Palace. Iconic sites such as the Coliseum, Trevi Fountain and Roman Forum are all within walking distance too. The hotel is located next to Termini Station, Rome's main transport hub, with bus and Metro links. For shopping, the exclusive boutiques of Via dei Condotti are a short Metro ride away. NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento offers 177 freshly decorated rooms, with access to the hotel's private terrace from ground-floor Premium rooms. All rooms have flat-screen TV and Wi-Fi as standard. Try a selection of regional and international cuisine at our restaurant. Every morning the breakfast buffet serves fresh pastries, cold cuts, cheeses and bread, and local specialties like panna cotta. Head to the roof terrace for 360° views of the city, or explore the garden, containing Roman ruins dating back to 6th century BC. There's also a gym on site that's free for guests to use. We can host your conference or event in one of our 6 meeting rooms – all with audiovisual equipment available.

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