Hotels Via Veneto, Guesthouses Via Veneto and Residences Via Veneto

Via Veneto is the central Roman street which connects Piazza Barberini and the famous Trevi Fountain with the green hill of Villa Borghese. Federico Fellini's classic film La Dolce Vita (1960) was mostly centred around this area. This made the street famous and turned it into a centre for upscale clubs, shops, hotels and cafes, such as the famous Doney. Hotels in Via Veneto are situated next to beautiful buildings dating back to the 50s, glamorous shops and trendy clubs.

People staying at a hotel in Via Veneto can either walk along the famous clubs and buildings or visit the main artistic and historic sights. Most hotels are situated a short distance from the unassuming Church of St. Maria della Concezione, which hosts a crypt decked with the dismembered skeletons of  4.000 Capuchin monks. This church, built in 1624 by Cardinal Antonio Barberini, cherishes artworks, paintings and frescos of great value by Guido Reni, Domenichino, Pietro da Cortona and Caravaggio.