Regina Baglioni Roma

Hotel Regina Baglioni is situated in Rome's legendary Via Veneto, close to the Villa Borghese Gardens. This elegant hotel, built in Italian Art Nouveau style in 1904, was named Regina in honor of Queen Margherita of Savoy who resided in the hotel at length, whilst awaiting the completion of building work on her Roman dwelling, Palazzo Margherita, located almost directly opposite the hotel.

The Hotel Regina Baglioni, with its exquisite stucco work and imposing bronze and marble staircase, constitutes a fine example of early 20th century luxury. The hotel's 143 guestrooms and suites are all individually appointed with antique furnishings and precious artworks. The finest Italian marble only increases the appeal of the spacious bathrooms. A significant number of the apartments have views on to Via Veneto and balconies or terraces overlooking the city of Rome.

Guests sojourning in any of the Hotel Regina Baglioni's "Deco" Suites, find themselves in quite unique rooms, decorated with authentic Art Deco furniture. The "Presidential Deco" suite, high up on the hotel's eighth floor, leads out on to an extensive 2153sqft private terrace with Jacuzzi, and offers breathtaking views over the roof tops of Rome.

Elected by Gabriele D'Annunzio as the venue for his famed cultural society, back in the early 1900's, the Hotel Regina Baglioni is still considered the ideal location for important meetings and high profile social events in the city. The hotel has three function rooms with a seating capacity for up to 90 people. The Belvedere, the largest of the three, boasts a panoramic terrace overlooking the city.

Guests dine at the hotel's '"Brunello" Lounge & Restaurant, where they have the opportunity to savor the excellent Mediterranean cuisine of the Regina Baglioni's award winning chef, Daniele Serra; or at the Caffè Baglioni, situated in the hotel's lobby area and featuring a welcoming fireplace - the ideal place where to enjoy a light snack or relaxing drink.