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 As the Diamond of a ring the St. George is set in a timeless oasis a few minutes from Campo de' Fiori, Piazza Navona, the Vatican and Castel Sant'Angelo in the optimum starting position to discover the Eternal City's jewels. Via Giulia, an evocative XVIth century street, was born from the dream of Pope Julius II and from Bramante's genius who, in 1508, begins his project for the magnificent "Palazzo dei Tribunali" - an imposing courthouse that, however, remains unfinished after its creator's death: what remains of this ancient palazzo is now the St. George. |
 It is in this very mansion that after a thorough restoration work, the St. George re-opens its doors as an exclusive mix of different concepts, albeit perfectly blended, characterized by contemporary design and above all, elegance. Here different concepts are combined and harmonized to achieve to create the perfect union of design and elegance, the various stiles from modern to antique melt in the harmony of an elegant and erudite eclecticism, where dissonances are the bonding agent of functions and atmosphere. |
 The 64 luxury rooms, 23 Superior, 35 Deluxe and 6 Junior Suites offer a dynamic catwalk to embrace the city, live in it and attract it's interest. All are air conditioned and, LCD, high speed internet connection pay TV and music on demand. Tradition and innovation meet also in our kitchen... together with typical Italian delicatessen The "Sofà di Via Giulia" will propose tempting multiethnic delights. For the lovers of our DOC wines, attractive pleasures of the finger food and more in our brand new wine bar. |
 Sweet musical notes can accompany relaxing reading in a selected library, where culture and music give birth to an appealing international alchemy. The St. George suggest to its clients the purest relax in a SPA fully equipped to satisfy the widest needs, with sauna Turkish bath, whirlpool, fitness area and more. The Hotel's roof offers a spectacle with an ancient flavor, where the look does not stop until an other neuralgic spot in Rome : the Gianicolo. |
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