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R ome, The Eternal City. Where traces of the ancient civilization whisper through the present, where visitors can immerse themselves in history, culture, cuisine, and art whilst enjoying the many attractions of vibrant modern-day Italy. Where Anantara Palazzo Naiadi offers the ideal Roman getaway. This stunning 19 th -century marble palace hotel is located on the impressive Piazza della Repubblica, directly in front of the famous Diocletian Thermal Baths dating from AD 298 to AD 306. From this splendid location, guests can easily visit the famous sights: the Spanish Steps, the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, and the main Opera House. The central Termini railway station is also within walking distance for ease of transportation. After a busy day exploring the city, elegant Neoclassical style rooms and suites, a gym, Anantara Spa, and rooftop pool all are waiting to welcome you. A range of dining options are also available, including a gourmet restaurant overseen by Executive Chef Heros de Agostinis, a distinctive lounge in the main lobby, and a completely renovated Rooftop Restaurant, complemented by an outstanding view of the city skyline. In keeping with the Anantara philosophy of connecting modern travellers to genuine places, people, and stories through personal experiences and heartfelt hospitality, a thoughtful programme of local experiences has been created to enable guests to fully immerse themselves in the history and culture of Rome and its surroundings, whilst celebrating the destination – with the added touch of Anantara’s legendary service and warm ethos. Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome strikes the perfect balance between international luxury and Roman authenticity. The many faces of Rome Built over the ancient Diocletian Thermal Baths, Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome is a marble palace in the heart of the city, located on the majestic Piazza della Repubblica. The hotel’s namesake – Naiadi – depicts four ‘naiads’; water nymphs dating back to classical Roman mythology. These are the Nymph of the Lakes, together with a swan, the Nymph of the Rivers, who rests on a river monster, Oceanina – the Nymph of the Oceans – who is seen taming a wild horse representing waves, and the Nymph of Groundwater, reclining on a dragon’s back. Simply Abu Dhabi | 277