Via Riccardo Forster 24 - Rome, Italy 00143

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null	Click photo to view      Location. The Aran Park Hotel Is Located In On The Outskirts Of Rome, Italy, Within Two Kilometres Of The Historic Old Appian Way And Eight Kilometres From The Vatican City.
Hotel Features. The Seven-storey Aran Park Hotel Is A Modern Property Set Within The New Residential District Of Fonte Meravigliosa. Amenities Include A Rooftop Restaurant And Bar, A Fitness Suite, A Billiards Room, A Conference Centre And Laundry Services. Safe-deposit Boxes Are Available At The 24-Hour Front Desk And Multilingual Staff Can Assist With Travel And Tourist Arrangements. Wireless Internet Access And Guest Parking Are Complimentary. A Complimentary Daily Buffet Breakfast Is Included In The Price Of Accommodation. Lunch And Dinner Menus Feature Modern European Dishes In The Trendy Decor Of The Hotel's Restaurant, Which Has Panoramic Views Of The Surrounding Town And Countryside. Drinks Are Served In The Relaxed Atmosphere Of The Artemide Bar. Room Service Is Also Offered. Business Centre Facilities Are Comprised Of Five Conference Rooms With Audio-visual Equipment, Wireless Internet Access And Seating For Up To 300 People. A Running Track And Fitness Equipment Are Available On Site. There Is A Children's Playground In The Vicinity, Along With Facilities For Tennis And Vollyball. Guestrooms. The 325 Air-conditioned Guestrooms Have Balconies And Bright Decor With Natural Lighting And Neutral Tones. All Include Satellite Television, Direct-dial Telephones And Minibars With Complimentary Bottled Water. Bathrooms Have Telephones, Bidets, Bathtubs And Makeup/Shaving Mirrors. Hair Dryers And Infant Beds Are Available On Request. Expert Tip. Between The Second And Fifth Centuries, Hundreds Of Thousands Of Christians Were Buried In Multi-level Catacombs Outside The Gates Of Rome. After The Contents Were Re-interred In The City's Churches In The Ninth Century, The Catacombs Were Forgotten For An Entire Millennium. Daily Tours Provide A Fascinating Glimpse Into Early Christian History.