Hotel Roma Cittadella

General Information

Hotel ROMA is the unequaled hotel located interior the gothic walls of Cittadella, it enjoys a great situation, being situated in the centre of the city near bars, restaurants and boutiques. Our Hotel is a newly re-equipped building in a Palazzo dating back to the18th century. Because of its strategic situation, it's also possible to get to fascinating places such as the palace of Marostica, Asolo, the beaches of Jesolo, the skiing and ice-skating rinks of Asiago good towns like Padova, Vicenza, Verona, Bassano, Venice and Trento, wealthy in art and heritage. The estate proposes twelve huge greatly majesticly furnished apartments, within a fashionable and homely surroundings, creting a warm and hospitable armosphere. The air-conditioned, microclimatic and soundproofed suites are supplied with cable tv, dial-phone lines,wi-fi I-net connections, mini-bar and bathrooms with showers and hair dryers. The beams from the 18th century, the original bricks on the walls and several other little details have been recuperated with the restoration which procide our visitors an cordial and cozy atmosphere and a little glimpse of the past. Hotel ROMA is classified three stars and proposes 12 suites, of which: No. two single apartments No. 8 double suites (with the chance of including one or more additional beds to accommodate three four people) No.

Transportation

Hotel ROMA is the unmatched one situated in the very heart of the feudal walls of Cittadella, due to its situation it's not indispensable to use the auto to get to bars, restaurants (there are some pizzeria-restaurants at approximately fifty meters and restaurants at approximately 100 m) and boutiques for every necessity. The guesthouse is also close to the bus stop (100 meters), the railway station (200mt) and the hospital of Cittadella (100 meters), which are easily reached on foot in some mins. The guesthouse enjoys a superb tranquil location compared to some of the plurality significant towns of Veneto, well known for the principal artistic history: