Hotel Villa Pamphili Roma

Via della Nocetta, 105 - 00164 Roma, Italy

Booking your Room
NUOVOIMAIE has already booked several rooms for period May 31st - June 3rd to guarantee vacancies and special prices to all participants.

Prices are as follows:
Double Room / Single occupancy: EUR 150 per day per room + City Tax (6 Euros per day per person). Breakfast is included.

For those who would like to enjoy a longer stay in Rome, NUOVOIMAIE has reserved the same rate for the days before and after the GA, vacancies for these extended periods are limited and the requested period of stay has to be specified upon booking.

The booking deadline to benefit from this rates and reservation is April 25th, 2020.

Should you have specific needs related to arrival and/or departure date, please contact us at scapr-ga@nuovoimaie.it

To proceed with your room reservation, go to: https://reservations.travelclick.com/113864?groupID=3476334

and select your dates and rooms.

IMPORTANT: Please make sure to set the occupancy to 1 when reserving your accommodation at the hotel for a single guest.

Contact us:
Should you need any support please contact the hotel at info@hotelvillapamphiliroma.com or by phone +39 06 40064500
NUOVOIMAIE will provide you with a helpline phone number 2 weeks before the event.

Transfer from the Airport to Hotel

Rome has 2 airports, the main one is “Leonardo da Vinci” (Fiumicino or FCO) and is located about 26 km from the city centre but is well connected to the city center via train and taxi.

The other airport is Ciampino (CIA): it is about 20 km from the Rome and is connected to the city by bus or taxi. Additional info can be found here.

You can contact the Hotel to arrange a pickup service at the airport (fee applies).

Taxi fare from Fiumicino Airport to the Hotel is around 50 euros and takes around 30 minutes (depending on time of the day).

Transport System in Rome

Taxis in Rome are always white and with visible taxi badges, they can take special lanes and speed up your trip. Credit Cards are often accepted but we recommend you to ask the taxi driver in advance. Several apps can be used to order a taxi in Rome (FreeNow, ItTaxi, AppTaxi) and you can pay with cash or credit card. Hotel staff can call a taxi for you or you can dial 060609 or 063570.

Bus/Metro tickets in Rome cost EUR 1,50 (100 minutes from validation including a single metro ride) and the service usually works from 5:30am to 23:30pm (Mon - Fri) and until 1:30 am (Sat).

For your information, the nearest metro station (CORNELIA station – A Line) is 2 km from the hotel. Rome’s underground network is not extensive but, once you reach the city center some of the sights are in walking distance. The Hotel also provides a scheduled shuttle service to locations of interest in the city center.

Rome is generally a safe city, although walking alone in the areas around the main train stations at night should be avoided. Please be aware that pickpockets are often active on buses and underground and in general in crowded places. Some general rules:

• Whenever you need to open your wallet in public, avoid exposing big cash notes
• Do not place your wallet or your phone in the back pockets of your pants, especially in places that are very busy and full
• Lock all valuable items in a safety deposit box in your hotel
• Do not leave luggage or laptops unattended.

Please note that currently masks must be worn indoors, in crowded places and on public transport.

Feel free to e-mail us in case of any specific questions and concerns.

Passport & Visa

European Citizens whose country is under the authority of the Schengen Treaty may enter Italy with nothing more than a valid identity card or passport. Citizens from all other countries must show their passport on the border; where a visa is required, this must also be presented to the border authorities and must indicate the length of the holder’s stay and his or her destination. If you need a Letter of Invitation for a Visa application, please note on the registration form or send us an e-mail and we will be happy to provide you with the document. Please also check it COVID19 related restrictions apply to your journey to Italy. You can find official information on this matter here.

Touristic Information

Please keep in mind that June 2nd is a National Holiday in Italy and shops ans offices are going to be closed, this may affect opening hours of attractions and museums too and also some areas in the city center may be closed or particularly crowded. Useful tips and information is available on this website: http://www.italia.it/en/useful-info.html

Insurance, Currency and Credit Card

Delegates are encouraged to purchase travel insurance before leaving their home country. Insurance plans typically cover accidental loss of belongings, medical costs, and other risks of international travels.
The currency used in Italy is the euro. One euro is divided up into 100 euro-cents. There are eight different coins (1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 eurocents) and seven notes (5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 euros).
As well as in cash, purchases can be paid for using the most common credit cards. This payment system is common in Italian shops, which generally display the symbols of the credit cards they accept on the outside door. If you pay by credit card you will be asked to show an identity document. Travelers cheques (in USD or Euros) can also be cashed in Italian banks.
Tips are not compulsory and in Italy there are no generally established rules, although it is common practice to leave a sum amounting to around 10% of the bill if you are satisfied with the service you have received.

Time Zone

Italy is in the Central European Time (CET) Zone, 1 hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), and observes Daylight Saving Time. Shops are generally open from Monday to Saturday, from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 and from 3.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m., although shopping centers and department stores often stay open all day, from 10.00 a.m. to 9.00 or 10.00 p.m. Shopping centers and stores are also open on several Sundays throughout the year.

Electricity and Water

In Italy the electrical current is 220 volts AC (50 Hz). Electrical sockets comply with European regulations. In most hotels you will find adaptors for different types of plugs.
Water from taps and fountains in Rome is perfectly safe to drink (and good), unless there is a notice indicating otherwise.

Climate and Weather

The GA will be held at the end of May. The weather will probably be warm and dry. Temperature ranges in that period of the year are on average 12°-25°C.

Country dialing code: +39

Emergency number: 112 (general emergency)