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The First Roma by The Pavilions Hotels & Resorts has launched the Ultimate Golf Getaway in partnership with Parco di Roma Golf Club. Starting from EUR 2,820++ (approx.. GBP 2,415++), the new three-night experience* seamlessly blends exploration of the Eternal City and its timeless beauty, with exquisite accommodation and time on Parco di Roma’s pristine greens and fairways, complete with views of St Peter’s Dome.
Comprising The First Musica, Rome by The Pavilions; The First Dolce, Rome by The Pavilions; and the recently refurbished The First Arte, Rome by The Pavilions, The First Roma by The Pavilions Hotels & Resorts offers a unique deconstructed urban resort experience that highlights the sights, tastes and sounds of Rome as part of each guest’s journey. Each of the three hotels is an elegant retreat in the heart of the city, complete with distinctive signature dining experiences and an array of sophisticated rooms and suites.
The included full-day golf experience takes place at the Parco di Roma Golf Club, designed by renowned golf course architect and designer, P.B. Dye. Upon arrival at the clubhouse, guests of The First Roma by The Pavilions Hotels & Resorts will be welcomed with traditional Italian coffee and a technical briefing with the resident golf pro, before taking to the immaculate 18-hole, par 72 course with a dedicated caddie and GPS-equipped buggy.
Weaving between archaeological wonders, including a Roman aqueduct and ancient tuff quarry, Parco di Roma presents a series of inspiring holes in the tranquillity of the laziale countryside, from wide fairways to more challenging sand bunkers. Capping off the day, guests can savour lunch at the Club Restaurant with its menu of fresh local dishes alongside a rich choice of Italian wines.
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The Ultimate Golf Getaway starts from EURO 2,820+++, (approx.. GBP 2,415++) for a three-night stay for two sharing at The First Musica, Rome by The Pavilions Hotels & Resorts, inclusive of daily breakfast; a complimentary of bottle of prosecco upon arrival; welcome coffee, technical briefing with the resident golf pro, a round of 18 holes with a dedicated caddie and GPS-equipped buggy, and three-course lunch at Parco di Roma Golf Course; plus roundtrip Mercedes E-Class transfers to and from the golf course.
For further information and reservations please visit www.pavilionshotels.com or email [email protected].
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