Singer Palace Hotel, Jacaranda Connections.

WHAT WE LOVE

The heart of the hotel is located on two top floors of this beautiful art-deco building, created in 1930. So you could say it is an upside-down hotel! Le Terrazze Restaurant and Jim's Bar are not, as you would expect, located on the ground floor, but on the 5th and 6th floor respectively. This has the huge advantage that both offer terraces with spectaciular 270-degree views accross the historic city of Rome. So regardless if you are enjoying a good cup of Italian coffee in the morning, a plate of the Rome's best Pasta Carbonara for lunch or an Aperol Spritz in the evening, you can rest assured that you will be doing this with some of the most amazing views of the city!

WHAT TO DO

You really can't be more in the middle of the historic city of Rome. The Pantheon, Piazza Venezia and Trevi Fountain are all less than a 5 minute walk from the hotel, Being so close to the famous fountain, you will walk past there every day to toss a coin for good luck! The Spanish Steps on Piazza di Spagna are not even 15 minutes from the hotel and the temendous Colosseum is a beautiful 20 minute stroll along Via dei Fori Imperiali. In case you should ever get tired of sight-seeing, then the world-famous Via dei Condotti with all the designer brands and shops is also just 10 minutes from the hotel. So put on some comfortable shoes and start walking and exploring all that Rome offers!

OLIVIA'S ADVICE

When arriving and staying at the Singer Palace Hotel, have a good look at the building, both from the outside and inside when walking through all the publc areas. The building was originally constructed by the Singer Company, the world-famous sewing machine manufacturers, in 1930. Up until today, the building features a lot of the original art-deco design of the 30s and attributes to the company that created it. It starts with the iconic Singer logo above the main door, a display of rare and antique sewing machines next to the original full-marble staircase, as well as the beautiful art-deco features on the outside of the building decorating the 4th floor.