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 As Rome's most celebrated avenue, Via Veneto is the cradle of "la dolce vita" immortalized by Fellini. It is also home to the recently refurbished The Westin Excelsior, Rome - its most distinguished address. Named to Condé Nast Traveler's 2002 Gold List, our hotel is a monument to turn-of-the-century style. Our spacious guest rooms boast rich custom fabrics, Imperial, Renaissance and Biedermeier style furnishings, as well as walls and ceilings hand-decorated by master artisans. |
 This five star landmark hotel is located on the famous Via Veneto, just minutes walk from historical landmarks and shopping areas, and measures an entire city Block. The Westin Excelsior establishes a link between a sparkling past and a dynamic present, facing the street that was the cradle of "la dolce Vita" and, thanks to the captivating style of Fellini, reached the collective imagination and became immortal. Unique and unforgettable, it is one of the most celebrated meeting places in Europe. |
 Relauch of the new Westin Excelsior - we are proud to announce the completion in april 2002 of a Multimillion dollar renovation: a dramatically lit facade is the first Welcome for our guests who will experience the full renovation of public areas and of guestrooms and suites, all provided with the Heavenly Bed and decorated with custom wall coverings and crystal chandelier. The Westin Excelsior also features the largest suite in Europe, Villa La Cupola which boasts a magnificent roof terrace and breathtaking view over the city. |
 With Service Express the Westin Excelsior Hotel's guests can request any of the many services offered with one convenient call from their room. An operator combines the telephone, room service and other departments to create an efficient hub of complete service delivery. Guests can enjoy Roman specialties at hotel club Doney restaurant or a cappuccino at Gran Caffé Doney. For meetings, gala dinners or theme parties, The Westin Excelsior Hotel is the venue of choice in central Rome for hosting events of a large magnitude. |
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