Best hotels in Rome
Explore Rome with 5356 stays near iconic landmarks, luxury hotels, and top boutiques for the best shopping and dining
Hotel Stromboli ★★★
"The hotel's location is excellent, just a three to five-minute walk from the train station, and there are many supermarkets right below the station. The room was very clean, not huge, but big enough for our luggage. The view from the window was fantastic, very open and expansive. We had a comfortable stay. My only minor suggestion would be about the bathroom's sliding door; the seal is very poor, so shower water leaks out onto the floor. There's no floor drain, so the water has nowhere to go. This meant we had to be very careful in the bathroom to avoid slipping, and water would also get tracked into the main room. This could be quite dangerous, especially for older guests."
Hotel Centro Cavour Roma ★★★
"It's OK, just average."
Dream Station ★★★
"Good place to stay if you don't mind walking more or figuring out how to use the public transit to see tourist attractions; situated conveniently close to the train station and central market; there was laundry service offered for 8 euros for one large bag of laundry; there's a shared kitchen where you can refill your waterbottle and store some grocery items in a small fridge."
Hotel Roma Aurelia Antica ★★★★
"The hotel is a bit out of the way, but if you have a car, it's not a problem as there's ample parking. The rooms are spacious and the beds are quite comfortable. The furniture is a bit dated but clean and functional. The air conditioning was very cold with inefficient controls. We didn't use the breakfast or the pool services."
Hotel Artis ★★★★
"Thank you."
Hilton Garden Inn Rome Claridge ★★★★
"The room was a good size, the bed was comfortable, and there was a balcony. It's located north of Borghese Park, a 3-kilometer walk from the city center, and there are buses and trams directly to the attractions if you don't want to walk. The surrounding area was quiet and safe, and I was very satisfied with it as our first stop on our honeymoon."
Radio Hotel ★★
"Nice and easy"
Loft 55 -Secret garden- ★★
LH Hotel Roma Montemario ★★★★
"The parking is ample. The breakfast was good, the environment is peaceful, and they have a swimming pool and gym. The front desk staff were very friendly. It's conveniently located near the highway, and there are many good, affordable restaurants nearby."
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Where to stay in Rome
Find the Rome neighborhood that matches your travel style
Termini Central Station
The city's main transport hub with a multicultural atmosphere, offering a huge selection of affordable accommodation.
- Termini Station (convenient airport transfer)
- Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore
- A wide range of budget-friendly hotels
- Multinational and practical
Near the Vatican City
An elegant residential area with wide avenues, prestigious shopping, and close proximity to the Vatican.
- St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums
- Shopping on Via Cola di Rienzo
- Castel Sant'Angelo
- Refined and relaxing
Monti
A bohemian district brimming with artisan shops, charming cobblestone streets, and a vibrant nightlife scene.
- Stylish boutiques and cafés
- The timeless surroundings of Ancient Rome
- A vibrant nightlife scene
Trevi Fountain Surrounding
A central historic district centered around the famous fountain, surrounded by charming cafés, local shops, and winding narrow streets.
- Just a short walk to major landmarks
- Romantic evening atmosphere
- Rich historical surroundings
Spagna
Home to the iconic Spanish Steps, this elegant district invites you to discover a perfect blend of high-end shopping and timeless historic charm.
- The legendary Spanish Steps
- Explore streets lined with sophisticated luxury and world-class shopping.
- The city's vibrant, centrally located attractions
Via Veneto
A sophisticated area known for its luxury hotels, cafés, and classic Roman cinematic history.
- Luxury hotels and fine dining
- Historic cafe culture
- Just steps from Villa Borghese park
Nomentano
Enjoy a quieter district that offers a more authentic Roman lifestyle, tucked away from the tourist crowds.
- Charming, peaceful residential streets
- Discover charming local restaurants and vibrant markets.
- Enjoy seamless transport connections, making it a breeze to explore the city!
Pantheon
A true marvel of ancient architecture, this site is famous for its massive, unreinforced concrete dome and iconic oculus—a breathtaking testament to the sheer brilliance of Roman engineering.
- A stunning, massive central dome
- The historic final resting place of Raphael
- An impeccably preserved temple from Ancient Rome
Find the perfect stay for your travel style in Rome
Eurostars Roma Aeterna
"The hotel is good only if you have a car, there is no other viable advantage of staying here. The breakfast seems to have a lot of options, yet it feels very limited, realistically you get nothing, and you will be better off doing breakfast outside or even ordering. The hotel was comfortable, AC was good enough for the amount of heat."
Fabulous Village
The pool bar offers delicious food and drinks, a pleasant atmosphere, and comfortable lounge chairs.
Golden Tulip Rome Piram
A rooftop bar overlooking Rome is the perfect spot to kick back and soak in those stunning evening views.
Fly Decó Hotel
"The front desk staffs are very kind. It takes 20min from the international airport by bus and walk 10min on foot. The breakfast is OK, there are lots of tea flavour choice."
Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel & Spa
"Exceptional compound and amenities on site. Rare for a hotel in Rome to occupy such large grounds and amenities like outdoor and indoor pools + sizable gym."
Fendi Private Suites - Small Luxury Hotels of the World
"Fendi was the worst experience in a 9-night self-driving tour of four cities in Italy. Apart from the good location and the fact that you can go shopping right out of the door, I objectively say that nothing is worth it. But please note the location. This place belongs to the restricted area of Rome. Many cars cannot enter. The car we booked for the airport transfer could not enter. So we had no choice but to ask the hotel to call a taxi on the day we returned home. As a result, something went wrong: the front desk called me and told me that it would arrive in 7-8 minutes. As a result, the car did not come after 15 minutes. I continued to ask, and I was told that it would take 5 minutes. So I waited for another 10 minutes and a taxi came. The security guard came forward to communicate with me, but for some reason the car drove away. I saw something wrong and told him that he didn't need to call and I would call it myself, so I walked to another street corner at 100 and called a car back. We were about to take our luggage and leave, but the front desk stopped us and said that the car she called had arrived. At this time, half an hour had passed since I called the car. I said that we didn't need it and we would use the car we called. As a result, my luggage was stopped and I was told: No! Because the car she called had arrived, otherwise she would need to compensate the driver. I asked her what about the car I called? She said angrily that she had no choice and that you couldn't use the car you called. We had no choice but to take the car called by the hotel because we were afraid that the flight would be delayed. I gave him a 5 euro tip because the car we called had been waiting for too long. Please report to the Fendi Group and complain to the front desk on the first floor. In addition, the facilities of the Fendi Hotel are not worthy of its price. The suite we booked for two adults and one child (five years old) cost nearly 9,000 per night, and the small bed we added collapsed three times. It was very simple and unstable (Figure 1). The faucet of the wash basin in the bathroom of Room 2 was like a fountain, and it splashed outside the pool when used. There are only 7 rooms in the hotel, like a small workshop. There is only one person at the check-in front desk on the second floor. When I first arrived, she complained to me that she was exhausted today. She was the one who checked in and out. It's enough to experience the hotel once. You don't need to come again. I have experienced it for everyone. Don't come!"
art’otel Rome Via Veneto
"Facilities: The hotel has just been renovated, and the rooms are very smart. The large TV is great for watching, and there are even Chinese channels. The bathroom is a bit small, and the bed is small, but having a double bed in Rome with an area over 25 square meters is rare. Cleanliness: Excellent, from the lobby to the room, everything is very clean. Ambiance: Great, very artistic, with a classic and high-end feel. Service: The breakfast selection is a bit limited but very refined. Room service only delivers bottled water, no glass bottles, which is quite inconvenient to drink. I hope this can be improved."
Dom Hotel Roma - Preferred Hotels & Resorts
"Excellent hotel with very friendly service."
Romanico Palace Hotel and Spa
"The wonderful and convenient location in the Via Veneto area and the elegance of the furnishings in the rooms and in the common areas between the reception level and the top floors, as well as the paid spa and gym"
A.Roma Lifestyle Hotel
"Good and comfortable stay. Like the location as it is not so far from the places that we would like to visit."
Belstay Roma Aurelia
"I'm really glad I chose this hotel. It's a beautiful hotel. They're clean, helpful, friendly, and cheerful. The hotel is located 15 minutes from Rome. There's a shuttle bus in the morning to drop you off near Rome. They also pick you up at a designated location. A taxi from the city to the hotel costs 20 euros before 8:30 PM. After 9:00 PM, the fare is around 40 euros. The people in Rome themselves are grumpy and surly. But the hotel and the people are great. Highly recommended. If you're leaving, have the hotel book a taxi to the airport. They always have a standard price."
Hotel Cristoforo Colombo
"We arrived at the hotel earlier than the official check-in time and were given our room without any issues, which was a positive start. Our stay had already been paid in advance, and the receptionist was able to find our reservation by name. However, he still asked us to pay €270 again, which we unfortunately paid due to the language barrier, even though we were only supposed to pay the city tax. Later, my boyfriend noticed the amount that had been charged and we went back to resolve the situation. The receptionist then acknowledged the mistake and refunded the money. Although he initially seemed a bit unpleasant, he later apologized. In the end, we only paid around €30 for the city tax. The room itself was okay, but we experienced problems with electricity – it kept going out, so only the bathroom light and one bedside lamp were working, which was quite inconvenient. The breakfast was good, and overall the hotel was not bad, but due to the unpleasant start and the issues with the room, I cannot give a higher rating."
Relais Castrum Boccea
"Hotel far from the center but surrounded by greenery. Excellent experience"
Hotel 87 Eightyseven Rome
"A true gem in the heart of Rome! Walking distance to the Trevi Fountain, near shopping malls and also 2-minute walk to the metro station (Barberini: 2nd stop from Roma Termini)"
Hotel Barberini
"Best location"
FH55 Grand Hotel Palatino
"The stay was great! The check in receptionist was very friendly and helpful. The doorman was fantastic, security was good as well."
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Hotels near top Rome landmarks
Experience the quintessential Rome by staying near iconic landmarks
Colosseum
Standing as Rome’s most iconic ancient amphitheater, the Colosseum showcases the grandeur of Roman engineering and the storied history of gladiators.
Roma Termini Railway Station
Ultimate freedom of movement for those who don't like to waste time. The perfect starting point for city adventures and quick trips to other regions of Italy.
Trevi Fountain
Toss a coin into the world's most famous waters and make a wish. Living here means waking up to the sound of water and admiring the Baroque architecture before the tourist crowds arrive.
Pantheon
A remarkably well-preserved Roman temple, famous for its massive dome and oculus, showcasing the true brilliance of ancient architecture.
Piazza Venezia
A bustling central hub dominated by the monumental Altare della Patria, surrounded by stunning historic architecture.
Piazza Navona
Built on the site of an ancient stadium, the square boasts stunning fountains and a vibrant street scene.
Roman Forum
Once the center of ancient Roman public life, this archaeological site unveils temples, ruins, and historic pathways.
Trastevere
A charming neighborhood filled with narrow streets, lively restaurants, and an authentic Roman atmosphere.
Castel Sant'Angelo
Originally built as a mausoleum, this fortress offers breathtaking, panoramic views of the Tiber River and the Vatican area.
Rome travel info
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Rome Travel Recommendations and City Info
Rome is a city with tons of tourist attractions. You'll never want to leave! Located in Italy, Rome is a well-known and vibrant city.
Every day, travelers worldwide arrive at two Rome airports to start their vacations and business trips in Rome. If you don't want to take a flight, coming to Rome by train is a good choice as well.
Getting to and Around Rome
If you’re flying, Rome’s got two main airports: Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport (FCO) and Ciampino Airport (CIA).
Fiumicino Airport is Italy's largest airport and Rome's main international hub, will likely be your arrival point. Ciampino Airport is much closer to the city, but it mainly serves budget and charter flights.
Fiumicino Airport is located 30km southwest of central Rome, Fiumicino is Rome’s main international gateway. You can reach the city center easily via the Leonardo Express train (32 mins to Termini Station) or regional FL1 trains to other hubs.
Ciampino Airport is situated just 15km southeast of central Rome, but it’s smaller. You can access Rome via dedicated buses (e.g., Terravision/SIT; 30-40 mins to Termini) or taxis/rideshares (no direct train link).
Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport
(Source from Wikipedia)
Consider staying at one of the hotels near the Fiumicino airport that offers shuttle services. It’s a lifesaver, especially when you’re tired from traveling or catching a red eye flights.
| Hotel Name | Distance from Fiumicino Airport | Shuttle Service Info |
| Hilton Rome Hotel | 1850 ft | Airport shuttle pick-up (Additional charge), Airport shuttle drop-off (Additional charge), free WI-FI |
| Mercure Rome Leonardo da Vinci Airport | 3 miles | Airport shuttle pick-up (Additional Charge) |
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Best Areas to Stay in Rome
If you’re not sure where to stay, areas like the historic center or Trastevere are great options.
I strongly recommend people who visit Rome for the first time, do yourself a favor and stay near the historic center, as this area never disappoints! You’ll be steps from the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain, surrounded by iconic gelato shops and pasta joints.
Sure, Trastevere is magical with its cobblestone lanes and trattorias, and Prati is polished with chic cafes – but Monti’s bohemian vibe and hidden piazzas? That’s my quiet escape.
Tops Things To Do in Rome
Trastevere: Crisscrossed with ivy-draped alleys and fairy-lit piazzas, this medieval quarter buzzes with artisan shops and family-runtrattorias. By day, explore Santa Maria in Trastevere (Rome’s oldest church); by night, join locals sipping wine on cobblestone steps. It’sauthentic, lively, and feels frozen in time—yet just a bridge away from the historic center.
Pantheon: Best-preserved of Rome’s ancient monuments, this former temple-turned-church boasts the world’s largest unreinforced concrete dome (its oculus flooding light onto marble floors). Free to enter, you’ll stand beneath the same roof as Raphael (buried inside) and Michelangelo (who studied it for St. Peter’s). Pro tip: Visit at noon when the sunbeam pierces like a laser!
Trevi Fountain: Tucked between palazzos, this 18th-century masterpiece depicts Oceanus’ chariot pulled by seahorses—all carved from gleaming travertine. Toss a coin over your left shoulder (using your right hand) to ensure your return to Rome; €3,000+dailygets donated to charity. Go at dawn to avoid crowds, or see it glow like liquid gold under night lights.
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Rome hotel FAQs
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What is the average price of a hotel in Rome for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Rome this weekend is $195 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is $313 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Rome this weekend typically cost $1,454 per night.
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How much do hotels in Rome cost per night during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Rome during weekdays is $178 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around $285 per night. If you're looking for a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Rome generally cost $1,406 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Rome?
Some of the best places to stay in Rome are near popular attractions like Colosseum and Trevi Fountain, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Rome?
Families visiting Rome often prefer hotels like The Hive Hotel (from $166), Augusta Lucilla Palace (from $90) and hu Roma Camping In Town (from $56), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the top hotels in Rome near Colosseum?
Some of the top hotels in Rome near Colosseum include Room Mate Collection Mia, Rome Colosseum (from $273), FH55 Grand Hotel Palatino (from $276) and Mercure Roma Centro Colosseo (from $154), all offering easy access to Colosseum, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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Which hotels are the best hotels to stay at in Rome?
Rome has many popular hotels. Whether you're looking for a business stay or a vacation hotel, Hotel Stromboli (from $61), Hotel Impero Rome (from $84) and JO&JOE Roma (from $41) are best choices.
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What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Rome?
JO&JOE Roma (from $41), Room Santa Maria Maggiore (from $87) and Diana Roof Garden (from $116) are pet-friendly. Take your pets with you during traveling.
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Rome?
Plan a peaceful trip? Spa can be a wonderful experience when traveling. Hotel Stromboli (from $61), Hotel Impero Rome (from $84) and JO&JOE Roma (from $41) provide highly rated spa services.
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What hotels in Rome provide airport transfer services?
Not familiar with Rome? Augusta Lucilla Palace (from $90), Generator Rome (from $30) and Best Western Plus Hotel Universo (from $147) are popular hotels with airport shuttle.
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What are the best hot spring hotels in Rome?
Interested in hot springs hotel as a travel stay? Hotel Kennedy (from $85), IQ Hotel Roma (from $199) and Orange Hotel (from $84) offer great hot springs.
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What hotels in Rome provide swimming pools?
hu Roma Camping In Town (from $56), Hotel Roma Tor Vergata (from $37) and Fabulous Village (from $47) are hotels with swimming pools. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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Which hotels in Rome have the best breakfast?
The Hive Hotel (from $166),Augusta Lucilla Palace (from $90) and Diana Roof Garden (from $116) offer high-quality breakfast. Enjoy your wonderful journey with delicious breakfast!
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