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Submitted By: Christina Valhouli
on: Wed, 06/09/2010 - 08:43

­romeresize.jpg­Rome is one of our favorite European cities – and one of the most accessible. Where else can you spend a morning walking in the footsteps of Julius Caesar, viewing the masterpieces of Raphael and Michelangelo, and seeing the papal seat of power- followed by an afternoon of power shopping and dining on gourmet food, or downing cups of espresso standing up for a quick caffeine fix? No other city offers the same heady blend of architecture, art and vibrant street life.

And although Rome is known for its ancient wonders, which should not be missed, it is also a thrivingly modern city, with a hip hotel, bar and restaurant scene. The Eternal City is also home to some of the best boutiques in Italy. While it is easy to find your way to the big name brand stores, there are plenty of smaller boutiques which specialize in hand-made goods and unusual items....

Submitted By: Christina Valhouli
on: Thu, 01/24/2008 - 22:15

cavalieri_dog.JPG The Rome Cavalieri Hilton, one of iTravel iShop’s favourite hotels, has just launched a Very Important Pet program for pampered pooches. Fido and Rex are whisked by dog taxi to "La Domus Aventina,” a six-acre doggy day spa located 15 minutes from the hotel, and get rid of their dog stress through green clay treatments and aloe vera massages. After a brisk run, guest pups are reunited with their owners, and lavished with a personalized cashmere sweaters and doggy bathrobes designed by Odilia Prisco. For dinner, dogs are treated to a four-course in-room menu, all served up in a red ceramic Gucci-designed dog bowl set atop a vermeil tray. The menu, beginning with soup, offers a full range of first and second course options and ends with a chocolate dessert, all doggy-safe. Who says it'...

Submitted By: Christina Valhouli
on: Mon, 11/13/2006 - 07:24

Hot off the press, USWeekly reports
that the media phenomenon known as TomKat has landed at

Rome with entourage and baby Suri in tow, and
immediately checked into the five star Hotel
Hassler,
right near the Spanish Steps. The hotel, where rooms
start at 410 euros, also has three presidential suites and a
penthouse. We doubt TomKat will be staying at the Hassler for
long. The couple is planning to tie the knot on
 November 18, and the venue is rumoured to be
Castle
...

Submitted By: Christina Valhouli
on: Sat, 10/28/2006 - 00:24

When planning a visit to
a city, there are two ways to approach it. Some people like to
stay in the thick of things, and have dozens of restaurants, bars
and shops at their doorstep. Other people prefer a more relaxed
approach, and would sacrifice proximity for creature comforts
like larger rooms and a pool. If you fall into that second
category and are planning a visit to
Rome, then book a stay at the
Rome
Cavalieri Hilton.

The Cavalieri Hilton
feels more like a resort than a city hotel, as its set in a
15-acre private park. With the palm trees, garden topiary and an
Olympic-sized pool, it's hard to believe you are in

...