Hotel Massimo D’Azeglio. A historic hotel in the heart of the history.

Passionate about wines, good food and hotels. In 1875 Maurizio Bettoja, opened a restaurant sited just above its wine cellars which still hosting more than 30,000 bottles of wines and offer a dreamy candlelit dinners.

By the end of the1800 the hotel welcomes its guests and new arrival in a palace that has preserved, despite numerous renovations the ambience and the style of the end of the century. The exterior has an historic feature. In this hotel have slept prestigious men who have made the history and culture of Italy: the King of Serbia, the fighter ace Francesco Baracca, Benito Mussolini, General Diaz, Louis Armstrong, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Fausto Coppi and Mascagni.

The implication to the Risorgimento epoch are countless!
The hotel contains an important collection of paintings, prints and autograph of Cavour, a self-portrait of D'azeglio with three of his drawings, a testimony of the deeds of the historical figures that have contributed to the unification of Italy. The Underground is just around the corner and it works as the direct train from and to Fiumicino airport.

The Massimo D’Azeglio Hotel is spread over 5 floors. One of the floor is completely dedicated to non-smokers. It has 197 rooms and one of the most important Congress centres in Rome. The Unification Hall welcomes up to 180 guests and is equipped with top technical equipment, such as the amplification, audio and video recording, projection, photocopying, telephone, air conditioning.