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First Luxury Art Hotel – This boutique hotel, set in a 19th-century Palazzo, features a popuparely known bar, a rooftop Asian restaurant and terraces equipped with whirlpool Jacuzzi. Nearby: Piazza del Popolo. Address: Via del Vantaggio 14, 00186
G-Rough – This hotel features an elegant street-side coffee bar, modern and vintage decor, exposed-beamed ceilings and parquet floors, and offers suites equipped with balcony, kitchenette and living rooms, all in an amazing 17th-century building. Nearby: Colosseum (2.1 km) and Piazza Navona. Address: Piazza di Pasquino 69, 00186
The Independent Hotel – Get ready for a great experience, rooftop terrace and plenty of amazing amenities. Some suites at this hotel include lounges, sitting area and balcony. Nearby: The great Teatro dell’Opera di Roma and Termini train station. Address: Via Volturno 48, 00185
iQ Hotel Roma – Has a guest laundry, children’s play area, business center, sauna, fitness room, lobby bar and buffet breakfast are just some of the amenities here. The dining room offers a beautiful view of the city from its terrace. Nearby: Trevi Fountain. Address: Via Firenze 8, 00184
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On the other hand, the Italian cities of Turin and Milan have recently been the scene of two events of presentation of La Isla Bonita framed in the agreement reached between Turismo La Palma and the tour operator specializing in ‘gay friendly’ tourism, Twizz Viaggi Alternative Holidays. About 40 travel agents attended these presentations, in which La Palma and its tourist charms were presented in an exhaustive way, at the same time that informative and promotional material of the destination was handed out.
It seems to me a major EERROR, to begin with ideas far from the normal are promoted, the virtues of the Island itself are not extolled and the montenitazion IS NOT CLEAR. The architects of this idea did not think before DOING and we will all pay the consequences of their erroneous acts.
And who is the fool who says no to everything, because that is what has been done on this island, no more hotels, tourism is bad, we have opportunities to offer quality tourism and to offer well paid and dignified jobs, no no no no they steal our peace and tranquility, WHAT DO THEY WANT ? SAY IT. Because the trains of opportunities do not usually pass every time we want them to, on the contrary we have let too many opportunities pass and it is time to be really serious, not only for us who love our island but also to be honest with our generational relay because if not we would not be a reference of their future welfare.