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Via Veneto was considered a place of cool tranquillity on the cusp on the ancient city at the height of the Roman Empire.  It was the location of Julius Caesar’s summer residence, and over the centuries has developed as somewhere the wealthy could escape the heat and noise of the city centre.

Later in its history it became a fashionable areas for the elite of Rome to construct their palaces due to its vicinity to the city centre, and the ample construction space that it provided.  It was at the turn of the twentieth century that the area grew into a construction site, and all the luxurious palaces that were built now host foreign embassies and Italian government buildings.

The broad leafy pavements and picturesque palaces lead to it becoming one of the most famous and fashionable streets in all Rome.  It’s cafes and bars became the hangouts of bohemian musicians and film directors, and successful politicians and businessmen alike.  It was, and remains to be, the place to be seen in the eternal city.  This is why the luxury hotels of Via Veneto have, and continue to flourish in the atmosphere of class, elegance and style.  Dine in some of the best restaurants and enjoy some of Rome’s trendiest nightspots right on your doorstep!

The Hotel Ambasciatori Palace is perfectly placed to provide easy access to some of Rome’s most exclusive shopping districts around Via Del Corso and Piazza Di Spagna.  Pleasant walks through the winding picturesque streets allow one access to the numerous Piazzas, fountains and buildings that the medieval heart of Rome boasts.  The Hotel is also excellently service by the Roman public transport system, which can rapidly and economically carry you to any corner of this great city.  You can reach the Vatican within five Metro stops and the Coloseum within four.