Hotel Embassy, like Rome, is a junction of antique and recent: the common spaces and the outdoors, re-equipped in 2002, are in a classical fashion, while the recently-refurbished suites are embellished in a contemporary, cozy fashion. The lounge is characterised by a white classical arch that leads to a homely hall reserved for visitors. The hall is finely embellished with two pretty mosaics in a Roman Architectural Style, which are reminiscent of the Imperial Age. The reception is open days on end a day to provide customers one of the best assistance. There is also self-sufficient luggage storage for late departures.

A wealthy mainland breakfast is catered on the major floor and is included in the apartment rate. The breakfast consists of: coffee, espresso, cappuccino, chocolate milk, tea, bread, butter, marmalade, orange juice, croissants, chocolate, yoghurt.

By means of Veneto, where the hotel is situated, is the most idyllic and sumptuous region in the center of Rome, famous all over the world for the most well-known of Fellini’s movies: ‘La Dolce Vita’. It's well-known due to its cafés, restaurants and boutiques. During the Roman Imperial Age this district included some of the most dainty bungalows of Rome, belonging to celebrated persons such as Julius Caesar and Sallustio. The district's golden age coincides with the Baroque. From the Embassy Hotel it's also greatly simple to get to on foot most of the historical and artistic points of interest in Rome, from the Spanish steps to the Trevi Fountain.

By Plane: From Fiumicino Airport (FCO), (35 kilometers from Rome’s west side): - Take the Leonardo Express train that leaves each 30 mins and stops at the Termini Railway Station without any mid-journey stops - Alternatively, take a cab. Taxis are accessible in the arrivals districts of the terminals. It's extremely advised to take only the yellow and white certificated taxis. From Ciampino airport (CIA), (15 kilometers from the east side of Rome): - Take the Acotral bus to Ciampino train station from outside the Arrivals Hall. From the train station there are trains for Roma-Termini Railway Station each 15 mins. - Alternatively, take an Acotral bus to Anagnina subway station. Once you have arrived, take a train in the direction of Battistini and stop at Termini Railway Station. - You could also take a cab from the airport to the very heart of Rome. It's extremely advised to take only the yellow and white certificated taxis. By Train: From Termini train station: - You could take the underground (Metropolitana). From Termini Railway Station you are able to take the Termini underground in the direction of Battistini (Line A), getting off at the Repubblica stop. Continue on foot or take bus number 36 or number 60. By Bus: Outside Termini Station there is a large ATAC bus depot. Take bus number 16 or 36.

Cancellations must be made at least three days before the date of arrival. For the follow period: April/May/June/September/October/December. the cancellations must be made at least seven days before arrival date. In the event of a late cancellation or no-show, the hotel will charge the 1st night's staying as a penalty. The hotel reserves the right to pre-authorise credit cards prior to arrival.

Kids aged 0 to three years may staying free when sleeping in a bed with their parents (breakfast included). Cots are available on the occasion of a demand and are free.