Cristoforo Colombo is set in Rome's EUR district, next to Euroma2 shopping centre and close to Rome's GRA ring road. The hotel offers free WiFi throughout and parking and a free seasonal outdoor pool....
Efe
Italy
The staff were superb, a good staff really makes a difference, especially as someone who really takes genuine and originality seriously. Everything was clean and breakfast was abundant, wouldn't say sweet but it will definitely keep your stomach full until lunch.
Set on the right bank of Rome's Tiber River, Hotel Sant'Angelo is set in a historic building, just 1 km from the Spanish Steps. It offers free Wi-Fi and en suite rooms.
Hotel Pacific boasts 50 years of welcoming tradition and experience in a completely renovated building, close to Saint Peter's Square and the Vatican Museums, elegant neighbourhood in the Eternal...
Hotel Club House Roma is in a quiet area, 100 metres from Rome's Cornelia Metro Station and 3 stops from the Vatican City. Rooms offer air conditioning, free WiFi and satellite TV.
The Twentyone is a modern boutique hotel on Via Cola di Rienzo, one of Rome's best shopping streets. Castel Sant'Angelo and the historic centre are just a pleasant 10-minute walk away.
Carol
United Kingdom
The location was excellent, plenty of shops, bars and restaurants nearby. Breakfast was good with great views as on top floor.
Hotel Sonya is in a quiet area of central Rome, in front of the Opera House and 50 metres from the Viminale Palace. This hotel features free WiFi throughout and rooms with cable TV.
Peta
United Kingdom
Great location as ten minutes walk from Termini station but area felt quieter and safer. Staff show you to your room at check-in and show you the facilities. Room was small but clean and had everything we needed. Very comfy bed .
Featuring a fitness centre and sun terrace with a shared hot tub, Hotel 87 eighty-seven - Maison d'Art Collection offers modern rooms with free Sky TV.
Cristina
Spain
The location is fabulous. On a major street, between Trevi Fountain and Spanish steps. Walking distance to everything (we are a family of walkers). Nice restaurants and shops nearby.
Just a 5-minute walk from the Coliseum and 100 metres from Cavour Metro, FH55 Grand Hotel Palatino is in Rome's Monti District. It offers an American bar and a restaurant. WiFi is free throughout.
Anne
United Kingdom
Nice selection of food for breakfast including specially made smoothies
Located in central Rome, Horti 14 Borgo Trastevere Hotel is just 10 minutes' walk from the heart of lively Trastevere. The 4-star hotel offers a garden and bar.
Great location
Amazing service
The breakfast is superb
Situated in Rome, a short walk from Palazzo Venezia, Otivm Hotel features concierge service, a 24-hour desk and free WiFi throughout the property. Guests can also relax on the terrace.
Great location. Rooms clean and modern. Very comfortable.
Parlamento Boutique Hotel is located in Rome's Spagna district, housed in a 17th-century building. It is 300 metres from Via Condotti and 300 metres from Trevi Fountain.
Location was perfect. Service at the hotel was super excellent.
Just 200 metres from the Pantheon, Terrace Pantheon Relais offers a panoramic terrace and stylish rooms. Piazza Navona is 5 minutes’ walk from the property.
This is my third trip and, as usual, it was wonderful.
Set in a historical building in the Roman Ghetto area, HT6 Hotel Roma offers stylish rooms with parquet floors and free WiFi throughout. The Great Synagogue of Rome is 50 metres from the property.
Style and cleanliness of the hotel was second to none
Just 200 metres from the popular square of Campo de' Fiori, Hotel Smeraldo is in central Rome. It offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi, and a roof terrace overlooking the historic centre.
Great location, great breakfast . Helpful attentive staff.
Well located in the centre of Rome, Eccelso Hotel provides air-conditioned rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a bar. This 3-star hotel offers room service and a tour desk.
The staff was just wonderful, very pleasant and helpful.
Situated in the Central Station district in Rome, 300 metres from Santa Maria Maggiore, Hotel Leone features air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi throughout the property.
Very big room with everything you need and very friendly staff.
Conveniently set in the centre of Rome, Maalot Roma - Small Luxury Hotels of the World provides air-conditioned rooms, a fitness centre, free WiFi and a restaurant.
Excellent location. Very friendly and helpful staff
Situated in Rome, within 600 metres of Largo di Torre Argentina and 800 metres of Palazzo Venezia, Deluxe Apartments Pantheon features accommodation with free WiFi throughout the property.
As expected very clean and spacious apartment.
Perfect location.
Boasting a rooftop restaurant, Singer Palace Hotel Roma is located right on the famous Via del Corso shopping Street. Set 350 metres from Trevi Fountain, the property offers air-conditioned rooms.
We loved this hotel. we loved everything about it!
Conveniently set in Rome, Palazzo Roma - The Leading Hotels of the World provides air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, private parking and room service. This 5-star hotel offers a bar.
Specially Mr Rebi from the service was outstanding
Boasting a rooftop terrace overlooking the Pantheon dome, the elegant Albergo del Senato is set in the lively Piazza della Rotonda square in the historical centre of Rome. Wi-Fi is free throughout.
The location was great with plenty of restaurants around.
Set a 10-minute walk from St. Peter's Square in Rome, Domus Terenzio offers a garden, free WiFi throughout and elegant accommodation. Castel Sant'Angelo is 700 metres away.
Friendly staff and peaceful but v convenient location
Radisson Collection Hotel, Roma Antica features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Rome. This 5-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
The staff, the rooms, the view. Everything was a pleasure.
FAQs about hotels in Rome
On average, 3-star hotels in Rome cost £171 per night, and 4-star hotels in Rome are £232 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Rome can on average be found for £629 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Rome this weekend is £162 or, for a 4-star hotel, £227. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Rome for this weekend cost on average around £749 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
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With over two and a half thousand years of history and astonishing classical beauty, Rome truly deserves to be called the Eternal City. From the breath-taking Colosseum to the famous Trevi Fountain, Rome has something for every taste.
Enjoy a freshly brewed espresso on one of the Rome’s popular piazzas and admire the everlasting beauty of frescoes in the Sistine Chapel. Caravaggio’s paintings in Santa Maria del Popolo are a definite must-see.
Rome is also home to the Pantheon, built in 125 AD, the stunning St. Peter’s Basilica as well as another classic, the Roman Forum. Many of the world’s most famous churches, museums and galleries are just around the corner allowing you to have it all.
Make sure you explore the popular Trastevere and its cafes and trattorias, sit down on the Spanish Steps or just relax and enjoy Rome’s picturesque and sunny atmosphere. Rome will surely convince you that it is one of Italy’s gems.
No matter if you’re looking for a room with a view, a cheap hostel or an over-the-top design hotel, Booking.com offers all of them and more. Close proximity to the Termini Train Station, Fiumicino and Ciampino Airports is included.
Best to book tickets for the sights before you go.
Best to book tickets for the sights before you go. Travel not so great as trams not working so had to work out buses instead- bit tricky trying to work out where the bus stops were.
Likely to be very busy from December onwards as it will be the Vatican jubilee- advised over 40 millions people expected!!!
Maxine
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Rome City is fantastic and easy to get around walking from...
Rome City is fantastic and easy to get around walking from our location but many people were discourteous when walking on the street with their phone,would have been bumped many times if I had not taken evasive action.We ate in different restaurant each night.People who are not smokers should make sure they are not in a smoking area at the restaurant .We sat outside 1st night because the weather was mild and as we were having our meal two individuals sat next to us and immediately lit up cigarettes with the smoke wafting around us which was off putting.My partner and I finished our meal and left.
HUGH
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
The Vatican City and St Peter’s Basilica were extremely busy...
The Vatican City and St Peter’s Basilica were extremely busy .. but manageable but the Sistine Chapel was horrendous and anyone who hates crowds or has claustrophobia should avoid .
Many of the sights were covered up in preparation for the Jubilee next year which was disappointing
Not an easy city as too big to walk everywhere .
Highlight was the cookery school .
A
Anonymous
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
So much to see and appreciate how major cities across have...
So much to see and appreciate how major cities across have been influenced by Roman architecture. Better done on foot if you're able, although with ancient streets you have to watch your footing for uneven pavements and dog poo.
Many landmarks such as the Trevi Fountain and St Castelo Bridge are shrouded in renovation hoardings as Rome prepares for the Jubilee 2025, so next year will be ideal to see them in their full renovated glory.
Eating is no problem, pasta and pizza galore, but don't forget to try a lesser known snack called suppli.
Sarah
Scored 10
10
It's ROME - Being a Catholic, it is a complete joy to see...
It's ROME - Being a Catholic, it is a complete joy to see the numerous chiesas and basilicas.
But, beyond the exquisite art and architecture, it is the Eternal City. If you know history or just appreciate beauty, go to Rome.
However, if you do not like urban areas - rethink Rome. It is a big city and you walk everywhere and you are walking near or with or in crowds much of the time. Italy is packed with beautiful small towns if that is you style.
Joan
United States
Scored 10
10
The last time I had been in Rome was November 2008.
The last time I had been in Rome was November 2008. It was practically deserted back then. Granted there was a recession at the time. Fast forward to November 2024 and I found the city so crowded. I suppose tourism has changed. Rome is still magnificent and the palazzo colonna stood out this time. Also Trastevere. It’s my favourite city.
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The building although found in the old city of Rome, was modern and aesthetically pleasing. The room was spacious and clean and we were also offered water which we could refill from the hotel itself - who doesn’t love a sustainable act? The best part was the breakfast - so delicious and mouthwatering, I’ve never tasted such good breakfast at a hotel in Italy! The food was so genuine and fresh - pure delicacies of Rome! Finally, Erica the receptionist was so sweet and welcoming on our arrival and departure.
I like this hotel because of its convenient location. It is so close to Termini station, so if you travel across Italy, this variant will be the best. The room was small but clean, good air conditioning, it was important for us because the temperature was +37+38 in August in Rome.
The staff was friendly, they explained everything that we wanted to know. I think the breakfast was good, it was an ordinary European breakfast (coffee, juice, bread, cheese, jam, croissants).
We had to book this room at the last minute because a train strike in Italy forced a change in our plans. The best part was the helpful host, Sergio, who deserves a better place to work. The room was uncomfortable, hot (the air conditioning didn't work) and smelled of bleach. The hotel is in a grubby area of Rome, near the train station, that felt unsafe at night. We left as soon as we could the next morning.
The hotel was in close proximity to Trastevere and the bus to the Rome Termini. The room was large compared to the hotels we have stayed in when in Italy. The rooftop breakfast area provided a great view toward the centre of Rome. Definitely a recommendation.
Horti 14 was the reason why I enjoyed Rome so much. The people, the service, our hotel room.. absolutely everything was perfect. Coming back to the hotel from the busy centre felt like you were in a different part of Italy. Thank you for the great stay🙌
Amina
Australia
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