Boscolo Aleph Hotel in Rome Italy

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Boscolo Aleph Hotel

Via San Basilio 15, Rome, Italy

The Aleph, A Boscolo Luxury Hotel is housed in a five-storey building constructed from 1929 to 1931. Previously headquarters of Istituto Credito Casse di Risparmio bank, the hotel displays the interpretive designs of the Divine Comedy by architect Adam D. Tihany. Equally sophisticated are the interiors and Mediterranean cuisine of Marmoto Restaurant while an expansive view of the city is afforded by 7 Heaven, an open-air restaurant on the top floor of the hotel. A variety of drinks and conversation can be found at Wine Bar Dioniso and Angelo Bar. Attractions near the hotel include Villa Borghese, the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain and Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore. Others like the Roman Forum and Colosseum are about a mile away.

Rooms from

$284

Boscolo Aleph Hotel Hotel Information

Accommodations

The 90 rooms and six suites of Aleph, A Boscolo Luxury Hotel combines clean lines with a mix of Italian styles from the 30s and 40s, and feature a black-and-white photograph of Rome covering an entire wall. All rooms have air conditioning, satellite television, telephone, in-room safe that fits laptops, mini bar, desk with lamp, Internet access (extra charge) and clock radio. The attached bathroom has shower or sunken tub, bidet, extra towels, bath robe, slippers, hair dryer and complimentary toiletries. Room service is available round the clock.

Amenities offered

Unwind with a range of body and face treatments at the Paradise Spa. Up to 70 persons can be accommodated in the conference room, which is equipped with audio visual aids for meeting the needs of seminars, meetings or banquets. A range of secretarial and business services can be arranged through the front desk, which operates 24-hours. Other facilities provided by the hotel include laundry/dry cleaning service, baby sitting, personal shopper, currency exchange, car rental and Concierge service.