Hotel Barocco Hotel 4 star
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VIA PURIFICAZIONE 4 - PIAZZA Rome, Italy -
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The Barocco is the hotel to book if you want to take photographs of the fountain in the Barberini square in all its different lights, in the morning, noon and evening. Indeed, several of the hotel's rooms look out onto the fountain, or overlook it (depending on the floor). As for its category, the Barocco is affordable. Its antique furnishings give a certain conviviality to the place, which is strengthened by the friendly welcome and service. If you are able to stay in one of the suites, this will be perfect: we particularly recommend the suites with a small balcony, overlooking the Barberini square.

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    • Location

      7.51 /10

    • Accommodation

      8.20 /10

    • Overview

      7.70 /10

    • Food and drink

      7.20 /10

    • To know

    • The hotel's entrance is on the Via della Purificazione, but the building looks onto the Barberini square. The metro stop of the same name is 20 metres from the hotel.
      Fiumicino airport is located 16 mi away, and Ciampino is 9 mi away. Allow for a 45 min journey to Fiumicino, and 30 min to Ciampino.

    • In total, the Barocco has 37 rooms in the old building and 4 in the modern annexe, built at the back. Depending on both their category and where they are located on their floor, the double rooms have a total area of between 172 sq ft and 323 sq ft. The hotel also has 6 single rooms. When the rooms do not have a view of the Barberini square, they are facing the Via della Purificazione, or the building's courtyard (quiet). To make sure you get a view of the Barberini square (the fountain is superbly lit up at night), ask for a higher category room (a junior or a suite). Families (with 1 child) should also ask for a junior suite or a suite, as their size allows another bed to be added. As for the decoration, the fabric of the furnishings varies from red to green, including beige and blue. There is antique-style cherry wood furniture, and carpet on the ground or marble flooring (for the suites). We also liked the welcome basket, which was well stocked with welcome products (35 ml) bearing the hotel's name. Other facilities include a bathtub or a shower, and a hair dryer (with bath robes upon request) for the bathroom. The room has a television, minibar, air conditioning and a telephone.
    • Set in an 18th Century building, but opened as a hotel in 1991 and renovated in 2001, the Barocco has 6 floors. Its most visible facade overlooks the Barberini square and its fountain. The hotel's entrance is not on this side, but on the street situated on the corner of the block of houses. The traditional-style reception area is a little cramped and has a striped velvet sofa and armchairs, a carpet with cashmere patterns, and wooden panels painted with neo-renaissance scenes. The reception is located in the hallway. Another corridor leads to the bar and restaurant area. And that's it for the tour of this hotel's common areas.
    • The Barocco only offers breakfast. This is served in the restaurant room adjoining the bar, or in your room (upon request, and at no extra cost). However, you should be aware that the breakfast that is brought to your room is not as varied as the breakfast in the restaurant's buffet. This also offers scrambled eggs, bacon, cheese, smoked ham, fresh fruit (not sliced, unfortunately), pastries, and bread rolls. Coffee (expresso, lungo, capuccino) is served at the table. The room is small, but nicely arranged: damask tablecloths and napkins, silver-plated cutlery, gathered Venetian blinds (hiding the absence of a view, as the room does not look onto the outside). Adjacent to this room, you will find the bar: you can order a sandwich or a salad here for lunch, and come for a drink here in the evening. However, the Chesterfield-style leather sofa, the absence of a terrace and the small size of the bar do not really make you want to spend any time here. It is better to go to Harry's Bar, on the Via Veneto: a 7-minute walk from the hotel.
    • The Barocco is a small hotel (less than 50 rooms) in a central location and with a friendly reception, with rooms that are different according to their category. However, this is not a luxury hotel. This is more of a traditional establishment, with undeniable charm and elegant decoration.
      Accommodation Advice
      The most spacious and nicely decorated rooms are the suites, especially those which look onto the Barberini square: 2 of them have a little balcony (not equipped), and 2 others have a terrace (with garden furniture). Don't rush to get one of the suites with a terrace: the walls that surround the terrace make it difficult to see the square (and the Barberini fountain). Also, the noise in the surrounding area is not conducive to relaxation (heavy traffic around the square).

    Equipment

    • Shuttle bus
    • Car park
    • Handicap access
    • Restaurant
    • Internet access
    • Air conditioning
    • Spa

      beauty salon, sauna, Turkish bath

    • Sports equipment

      sports

    • Animals allowed
    • Whirlpool bath
    • Safe
    • Non-smoking rooms

    advantage

    • Small, traditional and convivial hotel.
    • Central location (Barberini square).
    • The various styles of decoration in the rooms.

    disadvantages

    • Slippery marble flooring in the corridors.
    • Small restaurant room with no view of the exterior.

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