FIVE OF ROME'S BEST HOTELS
Experience some of the best hotels Rome has to offer
If you are looking at an exotic holiday and fancy yourself savouring the sights and culture of one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations, you can be rest assured that the city of Rome will have you loving every minute and every hour of your stay. Designer fashion, great coffee and art that will leave you in awe. For some of the best places to stay in Rome, our travel editors have short-listed five of the most popular luxury hotels Rome has to offer:
Set in Rome's, historic city centre, 135 rooms beautiful rooms ranging from 'Classic' to 'Suites'.
Address: 69, Piazza della Minerve, 00186, Rome, Italy.
Website: Grand Hotel de la Minerve
2. Jumeirah Grand Hotel Via Veneto
By Via Veneto and the Spanish Steps. A stunning subterranean spa, rooftop cocktail and wine bar and exquisite hotel bathrooms.
Address: 155, Via Vittorio Veneto, 00187, Rome.
Website: Jumeirah Grand Hotel Via Veneto
A luxury hotel, with eclectic suites and fine dining. A wonderful rooftop terrace. Near the famous Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps.
Address: 23, Via Bocca di Leone, 00187, Rome.
Website: Portrait Roma
This hotel offers absolute, five-star luxury, close to the Borghese Gardens. Sumptuous interiors. Renowned wine list and restaurant.
Address: 5, Via Giuseppe De Notaris, 00197, Rome.
Website: Lord Byron Hotel
A Conde Nast, Johansen's, 2014, Winner. Stunning suites and fine dining. In Walking distance of the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain.
Address: 4, Via Piacenza, 00184, Rome.
Website: Villa Spalletti Trevelli
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Canterbury is one of the UK's most popular tourist destinations and consistently one of the Kingdom's most-visited cities. The Cathedral is on the grounds of one of the oldest schools in England, The King's School, founded by King Henry the Eighth, as part of his endeavour's to support education of Britain's youth.
This stunning city is also home to some of the region's finest restaurants and multiple universities. An easy one hour train ride from London, you can spend weeks here. Be sure not to miss Canterbury Cathedral, The HIgh Street, Dane John Park, and the river gondolas cruising along the crystal clear waters of the River Stour.
Tourist advice: Canterbury
Take a train to two of the best walks in Kent.
Some of the best walks to be had in all of England are just a short train ride from Canterbury East Station. Get off at Adisham Station for a walk among agricultural fields, and take in the scenic woodlands, dairy cows and sheep, or the undulating fields wonderously rich with yellow rapeseed before summer harvesting.
Even closer to the City of Canterbury, Bekesbourne Station is close to Howlett's Zoo on one side, and the village of Patrixbourne on the other.
Visit walking Guide: Explore Kent
Kent's best Theatre, Art and Music.
From ABBA's Mama Mia to Geoffrey Chaucer and Shakespearean plays, musicals, rock stars and and stand-up comedy, the Marlowe Theatre presents it all. Accommodating 1,200 patrons in acoustically superb and contemporary surrounds, the Theatre is one of the best and most modern in Kent. Located a short walk from the High Street at 'The Friars', Canterbury CT1 2AS, be sure to put a night at the Theatre on your holiday itinerary.
Visit the website: Marlowe Theatre