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ATLAS Higgs Workshop 2014 Rome, April 14-18, 2014 ATLAS Higgs Workshop 2014 Rome, April 14-18, 2014 Symposia S.r.l. has negotiated special hotel rates for participants attending the ATLAS Higgs Workshop 2014. If you wish to take advantage of these offers, please indicate the hotel of your preference on the registration form. Here below the hotel list and their description: LIST OF HOTELS PROPOSED BY SYMPOSIA * NAME ADDRESS DISTANCE FROM PRICE PRICE PRICE VENUE € SGL € DSU DBL Via S.Croce in Gerusalemme, 3 BLED 40 1,6 km, 20 min walk 75,00 90,00 110,00 3 GALLES Viale Castro Pretorio, 66 850 mt, 10 min walk 129,00 3 MADISON Via Marsala, 60 1,1 km, 13 min walk 129,00 3 PRISCILLA Via Calabria, 17/19 2,1 km, 24 min walk 110,00 136,00 3 SAN GIUSTO Piazza Bologna, 58 1,9 km, 24 min walk 75,00 90,00 110,00 4 ELISEO Via di Porta Pinciana, 30 3 km, 6 min by car 125,00 150,00 180,00 4 GALLIA Via di S. Maria Maggiore 2 km, 7 min. by car 115,00 4 GRAND HOTEL HERMITAGE Via E. Vajna, 12-18 4,6 km, 9 min by car 60,00 4 GENIO Via G. Zanardelli, 28 5,8 km, 12 min by car 150,00 180,00 3,7 km, 10 min. by 4 PACE HELVETIA Via IV Novembre, 104 car 125,00 150,00 180,00 4 TORINO Via Principe Amedeo, 8 3,3 km, 9 min. by car 135,00 160,00 4 VIMINALE Via Cesare Balbo, 31 2,1 km, 7 min by car 135,00 160,00 Hotel description and distance from the Workshop Venue 5/15 minutes walking distance HOTEL GALLES – 3* Situated in the heart of Italy’s Eternal City, the elegant and welcoming Hotel Galles Rome offers the ideal city break accommodation with numerous cheap comfortable rooms located by Termini train station, extremely close to the historic wonders in the centre of Rome. HOTEL MADISON - 3* Hotel Madison is set in an authentic 19th century Italian palazzo in the centre of Rome offering cheap hotel rooms near the famous landmarks of the historic centre and Stazione Termini (train station) - the main transport hub of Rome. This elegant hotel provides comfortable accommodation ideal for short city breaks in the centre of Rome. 15/30 minutes walking distance HOTEL BLED – 3* The Hotel is located in a classic-style villa surrounded by a green area. Well-kept in a quiet position, the property is close to the Termini railway station, from where guests can reach all the possible tourist destinations Rome has to offer. The hotel offers a friendly and professional service and various amenities such as a lovely and peaceful garden where to take a break from the busy city life, an Internet Point, a bar open 24 hours, and a room for small business meetings or private gatherings. HOTEL PRISCILLA – 3* This very nice hotel housed in a well-kept and gracious building, which lies in a strategic position in the historical centre of Rome, the "Ludovisi" district. It is also within walking distance from Termini Station which is the city's main transport hub and entry point. You will receive a warm welcome by our multilingual staff, who are on call 24 hours a day. All rooms are fully equipped. HOTEL SAN GIUSTO – 3* The building that host this hotel is located in a quiet and elegant part of the city, not far from the centre of the city and a very nice Villa called Torlonia, name of an ancient rich family of Rome. Just in front of the hotel you will find a very useful underground station, where to take a train and to be connected to main interesting points of the city. Very comfortable rooms. HOTEL TORINO – 4* Hotel Torino is a beautiful four stars hotel set in an elegant building meticulously restored, close to the Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica, the Opera House and the ancient heart of the Eternal City. The hotel offers a pleasant stay to its guest thanks to its good service, attention, comforts, professional staff which rendered this hotel ideal both for long and short stays. Among the different hotel services are: Bar, Reception 24h/24h, Multiliguage staff, Luggage deposit, Theaters, museums tickets reservation, Limo service on payment, Garage on payment, Internet WI-FI. 5/15 minutes by car HOTEL ELISEO – 4* Hotel Eliseo in Rome with its wonderful position in Via di Porta Pinciana at the very top of the famous Via Veneto and with its unbelievable view on one of the most beautiful villas of the city (Villa Borghese), is waiting to offer you a very pleasant stay in a elegant and comfortable atmosphere. The buffet breakfast is served at the top floor of the building where you will be delighted by a superb view of the city. HOTEL GALLIA – 4* Hotel Gallia is set in a nice building of the end of XIX century, situated in the historical center of Rome, in front of Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica and very close to Colosseum and Fori Imperiali. One of the charming characteristic is the panoramic terrace with a wonderful view on the Eternal City. Completely and elegantly renewed. The hotel staff will be glad to help you in booking tours of the city and its surroundings. GRAND HOTEL HERMITAGE – 4* Situated in one of the most elegant neighbourhoods in Rome, 100 metres from Viale Parioli and less than a couple of kilometres from the city centre. The Grand Hotel Hermitage is a jewel of hospitality: four stars, more than 30 years in the hospitality sector, a high reputation amongst not only Italian guests but also European ones. HOTEL GENIO – 4* This 4 stars Rome hotel will offer you a very pleasant stay in an elegant and sophisticated atmosphere. This neo-renaissance building completely renewed has a wonderful rooftop terrace where you can have an overlook of the whole center of Rome and its monuments. The hotel has six floors served by an elevator. A conventioned garage is at the service of all guest who would like to enjoy Rome with private transportation. In the hotel there is a pleasant bar at the disposal of the clients. All major credit cards are accepted and a buffet breakfast is included in the price. HOTEL PACE HELVETIA -4* Hotel Pace Helvezia is situated in the heart of the city, just in front of Piazza Venezia with its sober and elegant atmosphere. One of its charming characteristics is the wonderful panoramic terrace, which dominates the historical center of Rome. The service, atmosphere and accommodation of this beautiful 4 star hotel in Rome will satisfy even the most demanding client. A car park is available near to the hotel. The hotel staff will assist you in booking tours of Rome and its surroundings. HOTEL VIMINALE – 4* Hotel Viminale is situated in the oldest archaeological area of Rome, very close to Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica, Colosseum and Fori Imperiali. Its pleasant and comfortable setting, embellished by wonderful furniture and artworks, offers an extraordinary stay in one of the world's most famous places. The Roof Garden offers a splendid view of Rome's historical centre. Please note that: the mentioned rates are inclusive of breakfast, service and VAT and are to be intended per room per night; fares do not include the local tax, approximately 3 euros per day. The tax may vary according to the area where the hotel is located. Please check it directly with your hotel. filling the online reservation, you will be asked to choose the hotel you prefer. After checking room availability, Symposia will send you a confirmation by email. Reservations must be guaranteed by credit card. Your credit card will not be charged at the time of booking. Payment must be made directly to the hotel, which will issue regular invoice. **** CANCELLATION POLICY All cancellations must be made in writing and sent to the following e-mail address: [email protected] Please note that in case of no show or late cancellations (i.e. three days before arrival) a penalty corresponding to the amount due for the first night will be applied. .
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