Suite Oriani

Suite Oriani is situated in a good position in one of the most beautiful residential areas in the centre of Rome, the hilly Parioli - Villa Borghese district. This area is famous for its exclusiveness and elegance, thanks to the presence of residences and palaces of the end of '800 and the beginning of '900; it is also famous because it is rich in gardens and parks which make it the one with a lot of greenness in the capital. Thanks to this exclusiveness it is the destination which historically had been chosen as the base of embassies and consular representatives by the foreign affairs of the major part of the world countries. But besides to be a diplomatic centre, this district is also a good finance centre of the city and the "new dolce vita" today.
Suite Oriani is near by the "Eternal City" or the "outdoor museum". In fact the station of the urban train Roma Nord - Viterbo "Piazza Euclide" is at 300 mt. (1.000 feet): you can arrive at Piazza del Popolo and and Piazza di Spagna only by one stop. In the first square you can admire Porta del Popolo, the most special of the accesses to the capital historical centre; in the second one instead you can admire the famous Spanish Steps, considered the most stagy places of the Rome Renaissance. Both can be also reached by a promenade through the magnificent Villa Borghese and Pincio; from here there is the fine view of Monte Mario, San Pietro and Gianicolo.
Suite Oriani location meets the requirements and the cultural interests of all. Within minutes on foot, walking no more than 10 minutes along the small but charming Villa Glori and its riding school, you can reach the Parco della Musica Auditorium by Renzo Piano, place where the most important musical seasons of the world take place. Walking to Villa Borghese you can meet with three famous museum complexes: the Museo Borghese, the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna and the Museo Civico di Villa Giulia. Further on there are Acqua Acetosa sports facilities, the Palazzetto dello Sport and the Stadio Flaminio, a competitive place where also the winning rugby challenges of the "Six Nations" take place. For the bike lovers instead it will be open nextly the cycle path Villa Glori - Villa Borghese.
Finally who want to relax can walk along Parioli Avenue, a street where for a long time some of Rome "night-life" has been spent in lounge wine-bar, open design restaurants, exclusive shops, theatres and fitness centre.