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A luxury 4 stars accommodation in the centre of the Eternal City

Maybe the numerous tourists who continually crowd the characteristic Roman narrow streets have never been aware that in one of the most famous places of the city it is possible to admire a real oceanic view. However, History speaks very clearly: the Trevi Fountain, projected in the XVIII century by Niccolò Salvi, represents a real suggestive aquatic spectacle. The monument, which takes its origins already from the very ancient times of Emperor August, has faced numerous changes in the field of projects, until assuming the current form which makes it as one of the most famous fountains in the world. A spray of freshness, in short, among the streets of the central Rome , ready to amaze and to conquer, transmitting strong emotions. Symbol of the Roman Dolce Vita, the Trevi Fountain is a compulsory stop in the stay of the tourists, enthusiastic to satisfy the already famous trend throwing a coin into the water, as best wish to come back to the Eternal City very soon. And so, is there anything better for all the people who love this charming Roman corner than a location just two steps away from the place where the ancient treasures of Rome are made wet by the "sea waters"? Therefore, Sunflower Hotels Group has thought to give their guests a real “wedding keep-sake” luxury accommodation in the heart of Rome along the shores of this marvellous fountain. The Boutique Hotel Trevi offers its guests a central luxury location in Rome , perfect for everyone who wants to live the Eternal City every second of the day, from dusk to dawn, diving into the typical Roman atmosphere full of traditions and beautiful emotions. And so, Sunflower Hotels Group, four stars hotels in the centre of Rome, is so glad to welcome you to Boutique Hotel Trevi, and remembers all its guests to bring a coin…it could be the right occasion to come back to the Eternal City and, obviously, to the Boutique Hotel Trevi!

Sunflower Hotels Group, Your luxury accommodation in the centre of Rome