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Empire Palace Hotel Rome is a hotel located in Rome, Italy, italy.

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The exclusive Empire Palace Hotel, which opened in 1999 after a complete renovation of an ornate 19th century palazzo originally built for a noble Venetian family, is ideally situated in the heart of Rome, between Via Veneto and Piazza Barberini, just a few minutes from the Villa Borghese Gardens and only 15 minutes walking distance to the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Piazza del Popolo and Via Condotti. Termini main station is one kilometre away.

The stylish property of this 4 star hotel in Rome features spacious, welcoming lounges featuring original works of art and multi-coloured marble in-lays, a pleasant open-air courtyard cafè, excellent restaurant, meeting and banqueting facilities, a unique designer bar, a well equipped gym and Wi-Fi Internet access in every angle of the structure.

This 4 star hotel in Rome near Via Veneto is the ideal residence for travelers who favor efficiency and style in elegant and quiet surroundings. Garage and valet parking is available for  a surcharge. An airport shuttle is also available on request.

The hotel’s new meeting rooms, are situated on the 6th and top floor, all with natural light, and with wide windows looking out over the picturesque roofs and terraces of Rome.
The space is modular and can be divided up with mobile, sound-proofing panels. The meeting rooms are equipped with all the latest technology, and the flexibility of the spaces means that the rooms can be set up in different ways.
The rooms are named after Venetian Doges:
The Morosini Room can hold 80 persons with rows of seats.
The Foscari Room is perfect for meetings of 40 persons set up as a theatre or as a small group room.
The Mocenigo Room takes its name from the ancient Venetian family that chose this prestigious palace as its headquarters in Rome. It can hold up to 130 persons seated in rows, and it is ideal for assemblies and banquets.
The Donà Room can hold 50 persons set up as a theatre.