Luxury Awaits at Madrid, Amsterdam and Rome Hotels

It's that time of year when you can experience a little indulge without any guilt. Eating calorific foods and shopping until you drop are great ways to treat yourself, but for those need some extra special spoiling, book yourself a luxurious European city break!

With so many fabulous city destinations on your doorstep, it doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg to getaway, it's just about finding a good deal. There are plenty of cheap flights and accommodation options all over Europe. Here are our picks for some of the best Madrid, Amsterdam and Rome hotels available:

If taking public transport is just not your thing, don't worry. At the La Griffe in Rome, Italy, all you have to do is walk out of the lobby and you'll find yourself surrounded by the famous sites of the Eternal City. The view is amazing - but to really enjoy it book one of the three penthouse suites. Or, if you really want to indulge, book all three. They can be connected and will come with dedicated staff ready to serve your every wish. Just moments away from the Spanish Steps and the Coliseum, this is one of the top Rome hotels.

For an even more fabulous room with a view, head to the Spanish city of Madrid for a stay at the architecturally-astonishing Eurostars Madrid Tower Hotel. You can enjoy the view from 236 metres in the impressive SyV Torre building. In your room you'll find exclusive welcome products and a pillow menu. Not all Madrid hotels can claim a view but this one offers all exterior rooms. Be sure to enjoy a meal in the exclusive restaurant - where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Sierra of Madrid. The menu is mouth-watering Mediterranean with signature influences.

If you want a royal experience in Amsterdam you can get pretty close to the real thing. While there are plenty of Amsterdam hotels offering traditional Dutch experiences, nothing is more regal then staying across the street from the Royal Palace. The Die Port Van Cleve Hotel is a fantastic four-star hotel which is rich with history and classic features. The ambiance is stately without being gaudy and you may even catch a glimpse of the Royal family on your way out to see the city's sights. If you're feeling peckish head to the Brassiere De Poort, famous for its numbered steaks and authentic Bar-Bodega 'De Blauwe Parade', with unique Delft blue tile fresco dating from 1887. Here you can also enjoy regular traditional Dutch Jenever and liquor tastings.

Rome: the city of luxury

As one of the cities of the ancient world and the most historic Rome attracts millions of tourists every year. From the old world opulence of the Roman Forum and the Catacombs to the serene natural beauty of Villa Borghese, Rome's most important sites in the world are appreciated by the masses of tourists from all over. But to have some real understanding on the ancestral heritage of Rome and its is essential to appreciate the tradition of traditional luxury and splendorthe attractions of the old city.

The Colosseum, for example, is a symbol of ancient Rome and says a highlight of the city of monuments. But it is essential to view the Colosseum, not only as a distinctive architectural masterpiece of Roman models, but also as a place for all events and lavish public battles between gladiators. For nearly 500 years, the Colosseum was a place of gladiatorial combat, naval battles, animal hunts, dramas based on ancient mythology and executions -Maintaining its status as an essential feature of the greatness of the Roman Empire and an enduring symbol of the empire.

Another Roman ruin, the charm that attracts thousands of tourists every year, the Baths of Caracalla. The bathrooms contain a complex that covers about 13 hectares and could accommodate up to 1,600 bathers at its peak - more than a luxury leisure complex than a simple series of baths. And a series of temperature-controlled environments and healthPool area, the Baths of Caracalla also contains a public library and a shopping mall - an indicator of the baths' Rome was one of the most discriminating of hotspots.

The richness of Renaissance and Baroque architecture in Rome is also an important indicator of its rich cultural heritage, the Piazza del Campidoglio often described as the most impressive example of Renaissance town building. It was designed by Michelangelo, first built as a symbol of the Squarethe new Rome in 1538, in order to impress Charles V, Holy Roman Empire.

Other brands of the great Renaissance Rome include the Palazzo del Quirinale (now seat of the President of Italy) at the Palazzo Venezia and Palazzo Farnese - Rome, all the sumptuous palaces built by the famous noble families. In addition, the Trevi Fountain in Rome serves as a lasting representation of Baroque architecture and is one ofCities such as monuments of residents and tourists.

If you plan to stay in a luxury UNESCO Rome for a true taste of the city of grandeur and history, remember that you will be able to find a number of apartments in the heart of Rome, which protected in historic districts. This way you can experience the benefits of the accommodation of high quality, while the size of the most famous places at the same time - theperfect recipe for a true understanding of Roman luxury!