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 The Lilium Hotel is an exclusive small Hotel located in an historical building on the north-east side of city centre, only a few minutes away from Via Veneto. It offers a very relaxing atmosphere and the young staff welcome guests with plenty of care. Every room is smartly furnished, decorated with a floral design and painted in a different colour. The breakfast room is furnished in green and pink pastel colours, inspired by Preraphaelesque aesthetics. |
 It is furnished with an impressive and splendid brass coffee machine designed according to the original one built in Brazil at the beginning of the 20th century. The spacious hall has a more than four-metre-high ceiling; Small wrought iron balconies are built around large windows in a semi-circle. Main colours are light purple and turquoise, typical of the Liberty period, which create an entirely new style contrasting with the more traditional Hotel stereotype. This simple but fine design, gives a unique charm that makes a difference providing a warm Mediterranean atmosphere. |
 In the National Geographic Traveller magazine, Apr. 2003 issue, on page 59, you can read: "The owner of Lilium, Annibale Batosi, is an abstract painter with exuberant and secure eye for interior decor. Opened in Sep. 2002 the hotel occupied one floor of a 1924 building on a busy street. Australian songbirds welcome you to the lobby, and ''serene blue hallways lead to high ceiling rooms with painted armoires colour-coordinated with the sheets..." "... Check in and you'll be among the first to stay at a Hotel that's inspiring a serious following." |
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