Hotel Nord Nuova Roma

Hotel Nord Nuova Roma is located in a typical six-story Roman building and a Sienna-colored facade with dark brown window shutters. The hotel dates back to 1937, and as of 2014 the management is completing an extensive refurbishment project. The charming lobby area is made up of a series of interconnecting rooms with characteristic high ceilings, parquet floors, chandeliers, and comfy red leather chesterfield sofas in the sitting areas. The spacious, plant-filled rooftop terrace on the seventh floor is a highlight, and it's a popular place for guests to relax with a drink in the summer months and enjoy the views of the Baths of Diocletian and the dome of St. Peter's Basilica. The hotel draws couples and families who want to be close to many of the city’s tourist attractions, but it's also a good option for business travelers because of the excellent transportation links and on-site meeting rooms. 

Hotel Nord Nuova Roma is situated in a convenient location in the city center, a four-minute walk from Roma Termini train station, and close to shops, restaurants, cafes, ice cream parlors, and bars. Many of the city’s best-known tourist attractions can be easily reached on foot. The hotel also has excellent access to the city’s bus and metro systems, and it's located in-between two metro stations: Repubblica and Termini, both of which are a four-minute walk away. From Termini train station, there’s a direct service to Leonardo da Vinci Airport, a 30-minute trip.

• Three-minute walk to Santa Maria degli Angeli
• Three-minute walk to the Opera House
• Three-minute walk to the Baths of Diocletian
• Seven-minute walk to the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore
• 12-minute walk to Palazzo Barberini
• Six-minute metro ride to the Colosseum
• Nine-minute metro ride to the Spanish Steps
• 12-minute metro ride to the Trevi Fountain
• 18-minute metro ride to the Pantheon
• 30-minute train ride to Leonardo da Vinci Airport

The guest rooms at Hotel Nord Nuova Roma are decorated in a simple, classic style and have high ceilings. Walls are painted in warm tones of ochre or a neutral beige. The older rooms have outdated mosaic floors, and tacky floral print pictures on the walls, but feature attractive oak furniture, and are clean. Newly renovated rooms have parquet floors and contemporary furniture with clean lines. Bathrooms are decked out with marble vanities, bathtubs with a combined shower, and large mirrors. All of the rooms have air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, safes, toiletries in the bathroom, and minibars. There are a few downsides: Some rooms can be a bit cramped, there's no electric kettle for making tea or coffee, and the free Wi-Fi connection can be unreliable. Views range from a parking lot to the city streets, and noise doesn't seem to be a problem. 

The free breakfast is served each morning in the breakfast room on the ground floor, which looks like a cozy cafe, with small tables pulled close together, and attractive architectural prints decorating the walls. The charming rooftop terrace is laid with a black-and-white-tiled floor, decorated with many potted plants, and has sun loungers and umbrellas for those who want to relax, and attractive wrought-iron furniture making up the bar area, where drinks are served. Room service can provide sandwiches and simple meals during the day, but there's no full restaurant.

There’s a free Wi-Fi connection available throughout the hotel, as well as an Internet corner in the reception area, where there are three computers available for guests’ use. Several renovated meeting rooms seat up to 45 people and include a Wi-Fi connection and audiovisual equipment. The fitness center on the top floor is reasonably well-equipped with several cardio and weight machines, but it has a low ceiling. Parking can be arranged for an extra fee, and small pets are allowed in the hotel at no extra charge.