Spagna Ave

Spagna Ave is located inside the prestigious 1600 building in Via dei Due Macelli. This route covers a small part of the "via Paolina", so called because it was built by the will of Pope Paul III (1534-1549). Later, it changed its name to Via dei Due Macelli because of the two butchers who were located here, where the meat was butchered and sold until Leo XII ordered the construction, in 1825, of a slaughterhouse outside the People's Door. Spagna Ave is within easy reach of all the main attractions of the city: the Spanish Steps, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, the Repubblica square and close to the development we have two underground stops Spagna one and Barberini one. || The Exterior was recently restored and inside the Guest House all the rooms have been carefully restored with the best and most modern restoration techniques; every detail was created by industrial experts and then a team of architects who were able to create a refined and elegant atmosphere that will make your stay unforgettable. find them in the rich breakfast room, with clever variations between sweet and salty. All rooms are fully air-conditioned and equipped with free Wi-Fi. Selected and qualified staff await you to satisfy your needs during your stay.