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ID Name Address 1 4914 207 COMFORT INN Viale Giulio Cesare, 207 4915 a CASA DI PENELOPE Via Varese, 5 4916 a PEACE of ROME Via Fabio Massimo, 60 4918 A.B.C ID Name Address 1 4914 207 COMFORT INN Viale Giulio Cesare, 207 4915 A CASA DI PENELOPE Via Varese, 5 4916 A PEACE OF ROME Via Fabio Massimo, 60 4918 A.B.C. PYRAMID Via dei Magazzini Generali, 4 4919 ABELLA Via Principe Amedeo, 9 4920 ABERDEEN Via Firenze, 48 4921 ABITART Via Pellegrino Matteucci, 10, 4925 ABRUZZI Piazza della Rotonda, 69 4926 ACCADEMIA Piazza Accademia di San Luca, 74 4927 ACCOMODATION PLANET Via Gaeta 29 4928 ACQUARIUM Piazza Manfredo Fanti, 10 4929 ACROPOLI Via Principe Amedeo, 63 4930 ADAGIO ROMA DEHON Via Leone Dehon, 61 4931 ADAS Via Cavour, 233 4932 ADLER Via Modena 5 4933 ADRIANO Via di Pallacorda, 2 4934 ADRIATIC Via Giovanni Vitelleschi, 25 4935 ADVENTURE ** Via Palestro, 88 4936 AENEA Via Urbana, 156 4939 AL CENTRO STORICO DI ROMA Via Merulana, 117 4937 ALBANI Via Adda, 45, 4938 ALBERGO DEL SENATO Piazza della Rotonda, 73 5691 ALBERGO TREVI Vicolo del Babuccio, 20/21 4940 ALDOBRANDESCHI Via degli Aldobrandeschi, 295 4941 ALDROVANDI Via Ulisse Aldrovandi, 15 4942 ALEPH Via di San Basilio, 15 4944 ALESSANDRINO via Clemente Alessandrino, 9 4943 ALESSANDRO DOWNTOWN HOSTEL Via Carlo Cattaneo, 23 4945 ALESSANDRO PALACE Via Vicenza, 42 4946 ALEXANDRA Via Veneto, 18, 4947 ALEXIS Via Gaeta, 27 4948 ALFA HOTEL 2007 S.R.L Viale Bruno Buozzi 99 4950 ALIMANDI TUNISI Via Tunisi, 8 4951 ALIMANDI VATICANO Viale Vaticano, 99 4952 ALIUS Via Nazionale, 243 4953 ALL COMFORT Via Giovanni Maria Lancisi, 31 4954 ALPI Via Castelfidardo, 84 4955 ALTAVILLA Via Principe Amedeo, 9, 4956 AMADEUS Via Gioberti, 39 4957 AMALFI Via Merulana, 278 4958 AMALIA Via Germanico, 66 4959 AMBASCIATORI Via Vittorio Veneto, 62 4960 AMBRA PALACE Via Principe Amedeo, 257 4961 AMERICAN PALACE Via Laurentina, 554 4962 ANDREINA Via Giovanni Amendola, 77, 4963 ANDREOTTI Via Castelfidardo, 55 4964 ANFITEATRO FLAVIO Via delle Frasche, 130, 4965 ANGEL Via Marianna Dionigi 16 4966 ANGLO AMERICANO Via delle Quattro Fontane, 12, 4967 ANIENE Viale Tirreno, 74 4968 ANTICA LOCANDA Via del Boschetto, 84, 4969 ANTICA ROMA Via del Tritone, 82 4970 ANTICO ACQUEDOTTO Via di Villa Serventi, 9 4971 ANTICO PALAZZO ROSPIGLIOSI Via Liberiana, 21 4972 APARTHOTEL Via di Porta Cavalleggeri, 1 4973 APHRODITE Via Marsala, 88 4974 APOLLO Via dei Serpenti, 127 4975 APPIA PARCO HOTEL Via Appia Nuova, 934 4976 ARAN MANTEGNA Via Andrea Mantegna, 130 4977 ARAN PARCO HOTEL Via Riccardo Forster, 15 4979 ARCANGELO Via Ovidio, 16 4980 ARCHIMEDE Via Marghera, 28-44 4981 AREA HOTEL Via del Forte Ostiense 4982 ARENA HOUSE Via Marco Aurelio, 30-38 4983 ARENULA Via dell'Arco dei Cenci, 1 4992 ARGENTINA Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 191 4985 ARISTON Via Filippo Turati, 107-115 4986 ARS HOTEL Via Monte Altissimo, 24-32, 4987 ART DECO' Via Palestro, 32-34 4989 ART HOTEL BY SPANISH STEPS Via Margutta, 56 4988 ART HOTELS SRL Via Palermo, 68 4990 ARTEMIDE Via Nazionale, 72-75 4991 ARTORIUS Via del Boschetto, 1 4984 ASCOT Via Montebello, 94 4993 ASSISI Via Marghera, 28-44 4994 ASTORIA GARDEN Via Vittorio Bachelet, 6 4996 ASTRID Via Donatello, 79 4997 AT HOME TOWNHOUSE HOTEL Via Castelfidardo, 50 4998 AT YOUR PLACE Via di Porta Castello, 15 4999 ATAHOTEL VILLA PAMPHILI Via della Nocetta, 105 5000 ATENEO PALACE Via dei Salentini, 22 5001 ATESIA Via Ferruccio, 44 5002 ATHENA Via Ercole Pasquali, 3 5003 ATLANTE GARDEN Via Crescenzio, 59-71 5004 ATLANTE STAR Via Giovanni Vitelleschi, 41 5005 ATLANTICO Via Cavour, 117 5006 AUDITORIUM DI MECENATE Via dello Statuto, 23 5007 AUGUSTA LUCILLA Via Principe Amedeo, 12 5008 AUGUSTEA Via Nazionale, 72-75 5009 AUGUSTUS Via Piave, 61 5010 AURELIANO Via dei Casali Santovetti, 1-5 5011 AURELIUS Via Aurelia, 1050 5012 AVE ROMA Lungotevere Tor di Nona, 34-37 5013 AVENTINO Via di San Domenico, 10 5015 BALTIC Via XX Settembre, 89 5016 BARBERINI Via Rasella, 3 5017 BARBERINI SUITE Via del Tritone, 61 5018 BAROCCO Piazza Barberini, 9 5019 BEAU SUITE Via Ludovisi, 45-47 5020 BEAUTY Via Napoleone III, 35 5021 BEEHIVE Via Marghera, 8 5022 BEETHOVEN Via Forte Braschi, 2 5023 BELDES Via degli Scipioni, 239 5024 BELLESUITE Via Modena, 5 5025 BERG LUXURY HOTEL Via Aurora, 41 5026 BERGAMO Via Principe Amedeo, 80-82 5027 BERNINI BRISTOL Piazza Barberini, 23 5028 BEST HOTEL Via di Porta Maggiore, 53 5029 BEST SUITES Vicolo dei Modelli, 57 5056 BEST WESTERN HOTEL GLOBUS Viale Ippocrate, 75 5057 BEST WESTERN HOTEL MONDIAL Via Torino, 128-132 5058 BEST WESTERN PRESIDENT Via Emanuele Filiberto, 104-106 5030 BEVERLY HILLS Largo Marcello Benedetto, 189-191 5031 BIAGIO Via Giovanni Amendola, 65-79 5032 BIANCA Via Volturno, 34 5033 BIXIO Via Nino Bixio, 46 5034 BLACK HOTEL Via Nino Bixio, 48 5035 BLED Via Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, 40 5036 BLU HOTEL ROMA BEST WESTERN Via Domenico de Dominicis, 4 5037 BLUE HOSTEL Via Carlo Alberto, 29-49 5039 BOCCACCIO Via del Boccaccio, 25 5040 BOLIVAR SRL Via della Cordonata, 30 5041 BOLOGNESE Via Palestro, 32-34 5043 BONCOMPAGNI SUITE Via Piemonte, 53-55 5042 BONCOMPAGNI SUITES Via Boncompagni, 79 5045 BORGO PIO Vicolo del Farinone, 6, 5047 BORROMEO Via Cavour, 117 5048 BORROMINI ROMA HOTEL Via Lisbona, 7 5049 BOSCOLO ALEPH Via di San Basilio, 12-13 5050 BOSCOLO EXEDRA ROMA Piazza della Repubblica, 47 5051 BOSCOLO PALACE HOTEL Via Veneto, 70 5052 BOUTIQUE TREVI Via delle Muratte, 34 5053 BRAMANTE Vicolo delle Palline, 14-26 5054 BRASILE Via Palestro, 32-34 5055 BRITANNIA Via Napoli, 64 5059 BUENOS AIRES Via Clitunno, 23-29 5060 BUONARROTI Via Carlo Alberto, 29-49 5551 BW PICCADILLY Via Magna Grecia, 122 5566 BW PRESIDENT Via Emanuele Filiberto, 173 5061 CAESAR HOUSE Via Cavour, 117 5062 CAESAR ROOM Viale Giulio Cesare, 92 5063 CAIROLI Piazza Benedetto Cairoli, 2 5064 CALIFORNIA Via Principe Amedeo, 126 5065 CAMBRIDGE Via Palestro, 32-34 5066 CAMELIA Via Goito, 22-24 5067 CAMPO DE' FIORI Via del Biscione, 6 5068 CANADA Via Vicenza, 34 5069 CANOVA Via Urbana, 10 5070 CANOVA TADOLINI Via di Gesù e Maria, 25 5072 CAPANNELLE Via Siderno, 37 5073 CAPITOL Via Giovanni Amendola, 83/85 5074 CAPO D'AFRICA Via Capo D'Africa, 54 5075 CAPRI Via Magenta, 13 5076 CAPRICE Via Liguria, 32 5077 CARACCIOLO Via Cairoli, 86 5078 CARAVAGGIO Via Palermo, 73/75, 5079 CARAVEL Via Cristoforo Colombo, 124 5080 CARDINAL HOTEL ST.PETER Via Leone Dehon, 71 5081 CARLO ALBERTO HOUSE Via Carlo Alberto, 63 5082 CARLOMAGNO Via di Sacco Pastore, 13 5083 CASALI Via Cavour, 13-15 5084 CASTELFIDARDO Via Castelfidardo, 32-38 5085 CAVOUR Via Cavour, 47 5086 CECIL Via Francesco Crispi, 57 5087 CENTER 2 Via Giovanni Giolitti, 443 5088 CENTER 3 Via Achille Grandi, 14 5089 CENTER ONE Via Giovanni Giolitti, 443 5090 CENTRALE Via Laurina, 34, 5091 CENTRO Via Firenze, 12 5092 CESARI Via di Pietra, 89A 5094 CHAMPAGNA PALACE Via Principe Amedeo, 82 5093 CHAMPAGNE GARDEN Via Vittorio Bachelet, 4 5095 CHARTER Via Filippo Turati, 10 5096 CHICAGO Via Gioberti, 63 5097 CICERONE Via Cicerone, 55/c 5098 CILICIA Via Cilicia, 55 5099 CINEMUSIC Via Tuscolana, 128 5100 CINQUANTATRE HOTEL Via di San Basilio, 12-13 5101 CITY GUEST HOUSE Viale Opita Oppio, 76 5102 CITY HOTEL Via dei Due Macelli, 97 5103 CLAR HOTEL Largo Lorenzo Mossa 5105 CLARIN Via Palermo, 36 5106 CLASS HOUSE Via del Corso, 117 5107 CLODIO Via di Santa Lucia, 10 5108 CLUB HOUSE ROMA Via Andrea Alciato, 14 5109 COLONNA PALACE Piazza di Montecitorio, 12 5110 COLONY Via Monterosi, 18 5111 COLOSSEUM Via Sforza, 10 5112 COLUMBIA Via del Viminale, 15 5113 COLUMBUS Via della Conciliazione, 33 5115 COMFORT INN Viale Giulio Cesare, 207 5116 COMMODORE Via Torino, 1 5118 CONCORDE Via Giovanni Amendola, 95 5119 CONCORDIA Via di Capo le Case, 14, 5121 CONDOTTI Via Mario Dè Fiori, 37 5120 CONDOTTI INN Via del Cancello, 12, 5122 CONDOTTI PALACE Via della Croce, 15 5123 CONTILIA Via Principe Amedeo, 81 5124 CONTINENTALE Via Palestro, 49 5125 COPPEDE Via Chiana, 88 5126 CORALLO Via Palestro, 44 5127 CORONA Via Napoli, 3 5128 COROT Via Marghera, 15 5129 CORTINA Via Nazionale, 18 5071 CORTORILLO Via Principe Amedeo, 126 5130 COSMOPOLITA Via di Sant'Eufemia, 5 5132 CRESSY Via Volturno, 27 5133 CRISTOFORO COLOMBO Via Cristoforo Colombo, 710 5134 CROSSING CONDOTTI Via Mario Dè Fiori, 28 5135 CROSTI HTL Via Castelfidardo, 54 5136 CROWNE PLAZA ST. PETER Via Aurelia Antica, 415 5137 D'AZEGLIO Via Cavour, 18 5138 D'ESTE Via Carlo Alberto, 4B 5361 D'INGHILTERRA Via Bocca di Leone, 14 5139 DAMA Via Milazzo, 42 5140 DANIEL'S HOTEL Via Frattina, 107 5750 DANIELA Via Luigi Luzzatti, 31 5144 DE PETRIS Via Rasella, 142 5145 DE ROME Largo Corrado Ricci, 36 5146 DE RUSSIE Via del Babuino, 9 5143 DE' MONTI Via Panisperna, 95 5147 DEGLI ARANCI Via Barnaba Oriani, 11 5046 DEI BORGOGNONI Via del Bufalo, 4-44 5148 DEI CAVALIERI Via Alberto Cadlolo, 101 5149 DEI CONGRESSI Viale Shakespeare, 29 5751 DEI CONSOLI Via Varrone, 2/D 5150 DEI MELLINI Via Muzio Clementi, 81 5151 DEI MILLE Via dei Mille, 7 5152 DEL CORSO Via del Corso, 79 5154 DELLA LUNETTA Piazza del Paradiso, 68 5153 DELLE CONCILIAZIONE Borgo Pio, 164 5155 DELLE MUSE Via Tommaso Salvini, 18 5492 DELLE NAZIONI Via Poli, 6 5156 DELLE PROVINCE Viale delle Provincie, 103 5752 DELLE REGIONI Via del Tritone, 94 5157 DELLE ROSE Via Vicenza, 5 5158 DELLE VITTORIE Via Col di Lana, 24 5160 DEMETRA Via del Viminale, 8 5161 DHARMA Via Torino, 122 5162 DIANA Via Principe Amedeo, 4 5163 DINA Via Principe Amedeo, 62 5164 DIOCLEZIANO Via Gaeta, 71 5165 DIPLOMATIC Via Vittoria Colonna, 28 5166 DOGE Via dei Due Macelli, 106 5167 DOLOMITI Via San Martino della Battaglia, 11 5168 DOMIDEA Via Raffaele Costi, 17 5169 DOMUS AUREA Via Volturno, 34, 5170 DOMUS AUSTRALIA Via Cernaia, 14/B 5171 DOMUS AVENTINA Via di Santa Prisca, 11b 5038 DOMUS
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