Hotel Clarin is in Central Rome, in an ideal location for exploring the marvels of this spectacular city, able to enchant any visitor with its piazzas, fascinating monuments and the atmosphere of world-famous sites.

Our facility is located between Piazza Venezia and Termini Station, in an ideal location for exploring all the fascination of the nearby Trevi Fountain or the beautiful Piazza della Repubblica, home of the Teatro dell’Opera, a stage frequented by the best lyric opera performers.

Not far away, you enter the splendor of Piazza Barberini where you may admire the palazzo of the same name and the extraordinary figures of the fountain, Fontana del Tritone, work of Carlo Bernini; heading north, you will find the magical view from the height of the Trinità dei Monti, culminating in the splendid Piazza di Spagna. 

If you love shopping, you must not miss a stroll down via dei Condotti, a crowded street of shops and boutiques of great designers of international fashion; to the famous Antico Caffè Greco, meeting space for artists and intellectuals from long-ago 1760, where you can take advantage of a well-deserved moment of relaxation.

Rome was the favorite cinematographic set of many famous directors. Federico Fellini was made immortal by the masterpiece ‘La Dolce Vita’ the fascinating nocturne of Via Veneto where even today ancient and elegant shops we await you to relive the fascination of the Rome of the 1960’s.

From Via Veneto you will cross corso d’Italia and immerge from the city park of Villa Borghese admiring the incredible extension and the amazing Galleria Borghese that, in the villa of the same name, maintain the works of artists such as Raffaello and Michelangelo; nearby, the GNAM (Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna): a view of contemporary art of Renato Guttuso and Giorgio De Chirico.

Along Via dei Fori Imperiali, less than 500 meters from Hotel Clarin, are the ruins of ancient Roman temples and buildings of the Trajan markets excavated in the hills through the construction techniques of laterizio; toward the south, at the end of the road, there appear the high walls of the Coliseum, an imposing circular arena, theater of the battles of gladiators.

Still in contact with the splendors of ancient Rome, we recommend the view of the Pantheon. Magnificently preserved, it is temple dedicated to the seven planetary divinities during the reign of Adrian; the unique circular structure with cupola is open to the sky through an orb of 9 meters in diameter. Inside the church, there are numerous frescoes and the tombs of Kings of Italy.