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Hotel Kennedy
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Via Filippo Turati 60
Rome, IT 00185
Chain: Utell International

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Room rates from

$75

About the Hotel Kennedy

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Kennedy Hotel in Rome is named after the American president John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Housed in a building that dates from the 19th century, the hotel was established in 1963. The nondescript exterior of the six-storey building belies a modern and cozy interior. Begin your day with a buffet breakfast and cappuccino at the breakfast room, and end the day with a range of cocktails at the bar. Sights near the hotel include the Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica, and the Arch of Gallian while the Santa Maria degli Angeli church is located half a mile away.

Does HotelsByCity recommend this hotel?

Guests arriving or departing Rome by train will appreciate the hotel’s proximity to the railway station. The rooms may be simple, but they are clean and slightly larger than rooms of other hotels in the same catetgory. Read our customer reviews?

Hotel Kennedy Accommodations

There are Single, Double, Twin, Triple rooms and Junior Suites at Kennedy Hotel in Rome. All are sound-proof and have air conditioning & heating, satellite television, telephone, and double-glazed windows. The attached bathroom has shower or tub. Some rooms overlook the park of the Roman Aquarium, and the ancient wall of King Servio Tullio (400 B.C.).

Amenities offered

A small library provides city guides and literature for guests relaxing on comfortable sofas in the lounge area, which also has soft music. The front desk operates round the clock. There are service rooms and luggage storage for guests who have checked out, but whose departure is late in the night.

Directions (view map)

From Leonardo da Vinci Airport
Take the train to Termini railway station.
Exit the station and get on to Via Cavour.
Turn left to Via Giovanni Amendola and continue on to Via Filippo Turati.