Cancelli Rossi Hotel

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Cancelli Rossi Hotel Via Portuense 2443 Fiumicino Italy	Star-Rating: Classification: Various Hotels Phone: (39 066) 507221 Fax: Website:

Cancelli Rossi Hotel description

We have been in the hotel business for 20 years. The Cancelli Rossi Hotel was opened in 1991 and since then we have strived to make the structure meet the needs of our customers, for both business and leisure purposes. The strategic location of our hotel makes it an ideal solution for touristic and business needs, as it is well connected to Rome, by highway and public transport because of the hotel's proximity. The Intercontinental Airport of Fiumicino allows our customers to stay near the airport terminal, near Rome and only a few kilometres from the highway belt. Businessmen can use the hotel meeting room and didactic equipment to create their own base for all their needs. The elegant Cancelli Rossi hotel is located in a very peaceful area on the banks of the Tiber River, in the most characteristic sea village of Latium: Fiumicino. It was originated on the mouth of Traiano's canal and built by the same Emperor to connect Rome to the sea. It still keeps the ancient seafaring tradition, which makes it famous in the whole of Italy for its local dishes. The hotel Cancelli Rossi is located 2 kilometres from the Leonardo da Vinci Airport of Fiumicino and close to Rome. The strategic location of our hotel makes it ideal both for touristic sojourns and business needs, with very practical connection toward Rome, by highway or public transport like bus or metro-train and its proximity to the Intercontinental Airport 2 kms away. The facility allows our customers to stay near the airport terminal, near Rome and only a few kilometres from the highway belt making it a strategic location. The elegant Cancelli Rossi hotel is located in a very peaceful area on the banks of the Tiber River, in the most characteristic sea village of Latium: Fiumicino. It was originated on the mouth of Traiano's canal and built by the same Emperor to connect Rome to the sea. It still keeps the ancient seafaring tradition, which makes it famous in the whole of Italy for its local dishes.

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