Where is Hotel d'Inghilterra?

At Via Bocca di Leone 14, in the Campo Marzio district of Rome. The nearest metro station is Spagna, on line A.

Which museums and sights are near Hotel d'Inghilterra?

Trevi Fountain is 500 m away, Pantheon is 750 m away, Castel Sant'Angelo is 1.2 km away. Distances are in a straight line from the hotel.

Does Hotel d'Inghilterra have a swimming pool?

No. Hotel d'Inghilterra has no swimming pool.

When did Hotel d'Inghilterra open?

In 1845. It has 88 rooms and suites.

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Hotel d'Inghilterra

Small, old and in exactly the right place: the Inghilterra has been putting up foreign visitors in the lanes off Via dei Condotti since 1845.

Class: Five-star hotel
Opened: 1845
Rooms: 88 rooms and suites
Area: Via dei Condotti

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What sets Hotel d'Inghilterra apart

The street
Via Bocca di Leone crosses Via dei Condotti and Via Borgognona, the two best shopping streets in Rome. The Spanish Steps are three minutes away.
The guests
Mark Twain, Ernest Hemingway and Elizabeth Taylor all stayed here. So did generations of British travellers, which is how it came by its name.
The building
It dates from the middle of the sixteenth century, when it was the guest house of the palace across the street, now Palazzo Torlonia.

What it has

Restaurant
Bar

Where Hotel d'Inghilterra is

Address

Via Bocca di Leone 14
00187 Rome, Italy

Nearest metro

Spagna, on line A

Museums and sights nearby

Distances are in a straight line from the hotel.

From guest house to hotel

For three centuries the building lodged the visitors of the palace opposite. In 1845 it was turned into a hotel, and because so many of its guests were British it was called the Hotel d'Angleterre.

It has been renovated floor by floor since 2008, with fewer and larger rooms, and is now part of the Starhotels Collezione.