Hotel Roma Tor Vergata

The Roma Tor Vergata is a 4-star hotel located near the Polyclinic and the University of Rome Tor Vergata, 2.5 km from the GRA, the Rome-Naples motorway exit and the Anagnina underground, from which it is It is possible to easily reach Termini station and the historic center of Rome.

The nearby Torre Angela/Torre Gaia Metro C stop, located a few hundred meters from our facility, allows a quick connection to the San Giovanni stop.

The modern and functional Hotel Roma Tor Vergata has 211 soundproofed and air-conditioned rooms, a restaurant with regional cuisine, a cocktail bar, a breakfast room with terrace reserved for individual and business customers. 5 meeting rooms, with capacities ranging from 10 to 150 people and equipped with audiovisual equipment and high-speed Wi Fi, complete the hotel's offering for business customers.

Room Details

Double room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 adults + 1 child/adult/infant
• Conditions for additional people:
  • Children under 2 years of age: free in parents' bed
  • Children from 2 to 17 years old included: €15/night/person with breakfast
  • Adults aged 18 and over: €15/night/person with breakfast

Triple room

• Standard occupancy: 3 people
• Maximum occupancy: 3 people

Family Room

• Standard occupancy: 4 people
• Maximum occupancy: 4 people

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