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Boscolo Hotel Exedra(*****)
 The hotel's 236 rooms have golden floral-brocade bedspreads and curtains, and textured headboards made of two tones of crocodile leather. Bathrooms run compact to roomy, but all have shiny gray, rose, gold, or white marble walls, floors, and counters. Standard single room - These guestrooms offer one single bed, one queen bed, or two twin beds. Standard double room - These larger guestrooms have one king bed, one queen bed, or two twin beds.
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 Rooms include Boscolo Hotel Exedra amenities include
Frusta - The main restaurant is decorated in shiny black and white, inspired by Federico Fellini?s film La Dolce Vita. Tazio - A second, smaller restaurant, Tazio serves light meals and features two sleek bars and framed photos taken by the paparazzo for whom the restaurant is named. Overflow dining rooms downstairs have a view of the Diocletian ruins.
In city center
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What to expect: The clientele of mostly businesspeople and couples on a romantic holiday enjoy coffee in the jaw-dropping lobby, which glows with warmth from the regal cream-and-butter-colored furniture, white-columned walls and vaulted ceiling, and ingenious, subtle lighting. Amenity highlights: The hotel has a champagne bar lit with red and blue lights, and sparkling with cascading crystal chandeliers. Business-meeting rooms have high-tech equipment, ancient stone walls, and glass floors to showcase the mosaic floors of the Diocletian Roman baths below. The large, attentive staff is multilingual. Insider tip: Guests can make a pilgrimage to the Patriarchal Basilica of St. Mary Major down the street, or cross the street to view the beautiful St. Mary of the Angels church, designed by Michelangelo. Restaurants and shopping can be found down Via Nazionale.
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