Best Hotels in Rome
Explore Rome hotels and choose from 5729 properties near landmarks, luxury hotels, and top boutiques for the best shopping and dining.
Hotel Stromboli ★★★
Simple, practical hotel with a restaurant and 24-hour front desk, ideally placed on Via Marsala just 140 metres from Roma Termini station for easy travel across the city.
Hotel Centro Cavour Roma ★★★
"The hotel is located on a very ordinary street; I even followed the navigation and found my way there. It's also a rather old hotel, though the elevator is quite interesting. I arrived in the afternoon, and the air conditioning was already on in the room, making it very comfortable. I highly recommend the small bar downstairs; the cocktails are especially delicious."
Dream Station ★★★
"Super near to termini is basically opposite the station strategically located in the heart of rome coz small place open kitchen to he utilise and the coffee machine could be utilise at any time l. Abeit being an older building but all is good recommend for those wanted a short stay no fuss what u oaid for is what u get clean tidy."
Hotel Roma Aurelia Antica ★★★★
Spacious quiet rooms come with simple practical comforts. Located on Rome’s Aurelia route, it works well for visitors wanting easy city access and peaceful rest.
Hotel Artis ★★★★
"Thank you for a comfortable stay. I especially want to thank you for the cleanliness of the room and the excellent housekeeping! Great breakfasts, delicious coffee, and a wide selection of food. It's a 14-minute taxi ride from Ciampino Airport. And it's not that far from the city center. The area is quiet and peaceful."
Hilton Garden Inn Rome Claridge ★★★★
"The service staff is warm and polite, the facilities are clean and tidy, I slept well until dawn, the location is a little remote, but everything else is very good."
Radio Hotel ★★
"Far from most of the attractions."
Loft 55 -Secret garden- ★★
LH Hotel Roma Montemario ★★★★
"Nice easy busy ride into town on the 913, good breakfast, and comfy bed. All for a good price."
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Where to Stay in Rome
Find the Rome neighborhood that matches your travel style
Termini Central Station
Rome’s main train station area, offering excellent transit links and a wide range of accommodations.
- Seamless rail and metro connections
- Wide selection of hotels and services
- Convenient access to the city attractions
Trevi Fountain
A central historic district anchored by the famous fountain, surrounded by inviting cafés, 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 area is a wonderful blend of high-end shopping and historic charm.
- The iconic Spanish Steps landmark
- Luxury shopping streets
- Centrally located attractions
Monti
A bohemian district filled with artisan shops, cobblestone streets, and a vibrant nightlife.
- Trendy boutiques and cafés
- Ancient Roman surroundings
- Vibrant nightlife scene
Near The Vatican City
The area surrounding Vatican City, perfect for visiting St. Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museums.
- Close to Vatican landmarks
- Religious and cultural significance
- Scenic river and city views
Via Veneto
A refined area renowned for its luxury hotels, charming cafés, and storied history in classic Roman cinema.
- Luxury hotels and fine dining
- Historic café culture
- Close to Villa Borghese park
Nomentano
A quieter district that offers a more authentic Roman lifestyle with fewer tourists.
- Peaceful residential streets
- Local restaurants and markets
- Seamless transport connections
Pantheon
A marvel of ancient architecture, renowned for its massive unreinforced concrete dome and oculus, standing as a testament to Roman engineering brilliance.
- Stunning, massive central dome
- Historic resting place of Raphael
- Impeccably preserved ancient Roman temple
Navona
Navona, one of Rome’s most charming historic areas, is famous for its Baroque architecture, lively piazzas, and artistic heritage.
- Home to Piazza Navona and its stunning Fountain of the Four Rivers.
- Surrounded by cafés, restaurants, and beautiful historic streets.
- Easy access to major landmarks like the Pantheon and Campo de’ Fiori.
Find Your Perfect Stay in Rome by Travel Style
Eurostars Roma Aeterna
"The hotel is totally not clean, I can see someone’s body hair inside the tub on the first day. Also, the tub is not clean. The room is smaller than it shown on the picture, there’s no chair, no table and drinking water(no water boiler) service is fine, just acceptable There are bus stops and train station nearby the hotel so the location is not bad. but the hotel itself is far from the attractions, and you need to transfer to one another bus"
Fabulous Village
The poolside bar offers delicious snacks and drinks, a welcoming atmosphere, and comfy loungers for you to relax in.
Fly Decó Hotel
Chic modern rooms showcase sleek minimalist design. Conveniently positioned near transport links, it makes a smart base for guests exploring the city.
Hotel la Scaletta
"The hotel was clean, with polite staff, was there for 2 days and has a beach in front, close to Fiumicino airport and great transport links into city centre, has McDonald's just next to it and restaurants around it. Great service."
Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel & Spa
"The environment was nice, the service was good, the transportation was convenient, the room was large, and the bed was very comfortable. It was a very good experience. The breakfast had a wide variety of dishes, and the taste was acceptable."
Fendi Private Suites - Small Luxury Hotels of the World
"The location is absolutely superb! Just five minutes from Plaza de España, a peaceful oasis amidst the hustle and bustle at night! Breakfast is served outdoors on the rooftop, adding a touch of romance."
art’otel Rome Via Veneto
"Fantastic hotel in a perfect location within the city. It’s quiet, peaceful, and offers a relaxing atmosphere. I highly recommend this hotel to both first-time visitors to Rome and those who have been here before. Keep up the excellent work!"
Dom Hotel Roma - Preferred Hotels & Resorts
"A good hotel within walking distance of the city center. Parking and many restaurants and bars nearby."
Romanico Palace Hotel and Spa
"The Hotel Coronado in Rome truly exceeded my expectations! The location is incredibly convenient, within walking distance of the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps, offering a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle. The hotel boasts a classic Roman palatial style, with frescoes and crystal chandeliers creating a captivating atmosphere. The rooms are clean and comfortable, with soft, supple bedding for a good night's sleep. The breakfast selection is extensive, the coffee is delicious, and the front desk staff are friendly, professional, and attentive. The rooftop terrace offers stunning views, making it a romantic spot to watch the sunset. Overall, the experience was elegant and comfortable, and I highly recommend staying here when visiting Rome!"
A.Roma Lifestyle Hotel
"Good good will be back again!"
Belstay Roma Aurelia
"The facilities were fully equipped and luxurious. Upon stepping into the room, I was immediately struck by its spaciousness and brightness. The decor was modern and chic, yet maintained a warm and welcoming ambiance. The bedding was incredibly soft and gentle on the skin, and the mattress offered the perfect balance of firmness and comfort, guaranteeing a high-quality sleep every night. The bathroom featured a practical wet/dry separation, and the toiletries provided were of excellent quality."
Hotel Cristoforo Colombo
"The staff were very friendly, they let me check in at 7am and gave me free access to the breakfast buffet that same day!"
Relais Castrum Boccea
"Service ok, breakfast could be improved but still sufficient, excellent reception"
Golden Tulip Rome Piram
A rooftop bar overlooking Rome is the perfect spot to unwind and soak in the breathtaking evening views.
Hotel 87 Eightyseven Rome
"The girl at the entrance was very kind, the room was very comfortable and clean. We will be back soon"
Hotel Barberini
"Both are great. The environment is excellent and very clean, and the location is superb, making it convenient to go to any attraction."
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Hotels Near Top Rome Landmarks
Experience the charm of Rome by staying near the iconic landmarks.
Colosseum
Standing as Rome’s most iconic ancient amphitheatre, the Colosseum reflects the grandeur of Roman engineering and gladiatorial history.
Станция Термини в Риме
Maximum 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.
Фонтан Треви
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 preserved Roman temple, famous for its massive dome and oculus, showcasing ancient architectural brilliance.
Piazza Venezia
A central traffic hub anchored by the monumental Altare della Patria and surrounded by breathtaking historic architecture.
Piazza Navona
Built on the site of an ancient stadium, this square boasts stunning fountains and a vibrant, bustling street scene.
Roman Forum
Once the centre of ancient Roman public life, this archaeological site reveals temples, ruins, and historic pathways.
Trastevere
A charming neighbourhood 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 Information
Power Plug & Voltage
230V/Type C/F/L
Exchange Rate
1 CAD ≈ 0.63 EUR
Local Payment
Cards/Cash/ApplePay
Connectivity
TIM/Vodafone/WindTre/Iliad
Current Weather
Cloudy with showers
Rome Hotels: Where to Stay by Area, Budget and Trip Type
Rome is a city you explore on foot, and the area you book decides how much of that you get. Three districts cover most trips: Termini for the trains and the transport, the Vatican side for St Peter's and the museums, and Monti for the old streets and the local restaurants. Each has a different pace, and the price gap is wide.
Rome Hotels at a Glance: The Areas Compared
Start with what you plan to see. A first visit with a lot of moving around suits Termini, a trip built around the Vatican suits the west side, and a stay built around walking suits Monti.
Area | Best for | Price level | Transport | Trade-off |
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Termini Central Station | Trains, transport, first arrivals | Budget to mid-range | Metro and mainline trains in one place, with buses across the city | Busy streets and a less charming setting |
Near the Vatican City | St Peter's, the museums, a quieter base | Mid-range | Metro and bus routes nearby, with the Vatican walkable | Further from the Colosseum and the old centre |
Monti | Old streets, restaurants, walking | Mid-range | Metro stops at the edge of the district, with the centre walkable | Narrow streets and fewer large hotels |
The three areas sit on the same metro network, so the city is easy to cross. Outside the door and inside the room, that is where the money goes.
Termini Hotels: The Transport Base
Termini sits at the centre of the transport network, with the mainline trains, the metro and the airport links in one place. It is the practical base for a first arrival.
Hotel | Best for | What to expect |
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A trip built around trains and the old centre | Mid-range pick, with rooms and transport that guests rate well | |
A central base | Reliable choice, with a convenient location and easy transport | |
A budget stay | Budget option, with a straightforward base near the station |
The district is busy from morning to night, and the station side is the busiest. A room at the back of the building is quieter, and the metro is the easiest way to the sights. The airport trains arrive here, which makes the area the simplest place to land. A hotel within a few minutes of the platforms saves the first taxi. The buses are the other advantage. Most routes pass the station, which makes the area a practical base for a short trip.
Vatican Hotels: St Peter's and the Museums
The Vatican side sits west of the centre, around St Peter's, the museums and the river. It is the area for a trip built around the Vatican and a calmer evening.
Hotel | Best for | What to expect |
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A stay where the Vatican is the point | Premium option, with a location and rooms that guests rate well | |
A central base | Mid-range pick, with a location and clean rooms that guests mention | |
A budget stay | Budget choice, with a simple base near the museums |
The area is quieter at night than the centre, and the streets around the Vatican fill in the morning. The museum entrance is the busiest point, and an early slot makes the day easier. The museums are the other draw. They are enormous, and a timed entry plus a plan for two or three rooms is better than trying to see everything. St Peter's is the other anchor. The basilica is free, the queue is the cost, and an early start is the way to manage it.
Monti Hotels: Old Streets and Restaurants
Monti sits between the station and the Colosseum, with narrow streets, small restaurants and a village feel. It is the area for walking and for eating.
Hotel | Best for | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
A central base | Mid-range option, with service and a location that guests rate well | |
A central base | Comfortable pick, with a convenient location and easy transport | |
A central base | Value option, with clean rooms and service that guests rate |
The district is at its best in the evening, when the restaurants open and the streets fill. The Colosseum is a short walk, and the metro is close enough for the rest. The Colosseum is the neighbour. It is a short walk from most of the district, and the early morning is the quietest time to see it from outside. The restaurants are the district's other draw. The small places around the lanes serve Roman cooking without ceremony, and they are best at lunch.
What Rome Hotels Cost: What You Pay and What You Get
Rome is expensive for a European city, and the range tracks the area, the building and the season.
Price level | What it buys |
|---|---|
Budget | Simple rooms near the station or the Vatican |
Mid-range | Three- and four-star rooms in Monti or near the Vatican |
Premium | Four-star rooms with the best locations |
Reading across the rows, two patterns stand out. The mid-range band carries most of the city's rooms, and the difference inside it is the street and the building. The premium band is thin, which makes Rome a city where location matters more than the star rating. The month matters more than the hotel. Spring and autumn are the busiest weeks, and the same room can sit in a different band a month later. Breakfast is worth checking. Many hotels charge for it, and the cafes nearby cost less and start the day better. How much room you get matters as much as where it is. The same rate buys a compact room near the station and a larger one in Monti.
Rome Hotels for a Weekend or a Longer Stay
A weekend in Rome fits one base. Two nights do not justify a move, and the metro and the buses cover the main sights in minutes.
Longer stays change the balance. A week or more makes room size and laundry matter, and the Monti hotels start to make sense. If you plan day trips to Ostia or Tivoli, a hotel near the station saves time on every departure. Ostia and Tivoli are the day trips most people plan. The trains leave from the centre, and an early start beats the heat. Two nights go quickly, and a change of hotel eats into them. Spend one evening in Monti and one near the Vatican, and keep the hotel where it is; the metro covers the distance.
Families often choose the Vatican side for the calm and Monti for the food. They sit close together, so the decision is about evenings rather than travel time.
Rome Hotels: Practical Notes for Getting Around
A few local habits make a Rome stay easier.
Book the big sights ahead
The Vatican Museums, the Colosseum and the Borghese Gallery sell timed entry online. A slot booked before you fly saves a morning in the queue.
Use the metro for the long hops
The metro is small but useful, and the buses fill the gaps. A hotel near a station makes the airport run and the Vatican trip simple.
Carry cash for the small places
Cards are accepted widely, but the small restaurants and the markets often prefer cash. A few euros cover a coffee and a gelato.
Bring a Type C adapter
Rome runs on 230V with Type C, F and L sockets. Canadian plugs need an adapter, and most chargers handle the voltage. The fountains are free and everywhere. The water is drinkable, and a refillable bottle saves buying plastic all day.
Start the day early
The sights are calmest before nine, and the light is better for the squares. A hotel near a metro stop makes the early start easy, and breakfast can wait until the first coffee bar opens. It is worth the early alarm, and the city is quieter then, and the light is better for the squares.
Keep the first evening close
A long travel day is best ended with everything within walking distance. A Termini hotel puts dinner, a shop and the metro within a few minutes, and leaves the sights for when you have had some sleep. Rome is a walking city, and the cobbles are uneven. Comfortable shoes matter more than a map, and a taxi is worth it after a long day. Taxis are metered, and the official ranks are the safest option. A ride app works too, and it avoids the negotiation. The churches ask for covered shoulders and knees. A light scarf in the bag is enough, and it saves being turned away at the door.
Stay at Termini for the transport, near the Vatican for the museums, and in Monti for the streets. Choose the area that matches your evenings and enjoy the stay.
※ Prices and room availability vary by date and room type. Confirm current rates before booking.
More Information About Rome Hotels
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Hotel Stromboli |
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FAQs About Hotels in Rome
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What are the most popular hotels in Rome?
There are many popular options for hotels in Rome. Whether you're traveling for business or a vacation, Hotel Stromboli (from CAD 74), Hotel Impero Rome (from CAD 97) and JO&JOE Roma (from CAD 54) are popular choices.
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What is the average price for hotels in Rome?
The average price for hotels in Rome is CAD 313 for weekdays, and CAD 339 for weekends (Friday–Saturday).
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What are the best hotels for families in Rome?
The Hive Hotel (from CAD 185), Augusta Lucilla Palace (from CAD 102) and Best Western Plus Hotel Universo (from CAD 161) are popular hotels for family travel. Book now from Trip.com and enjoy your time with families!
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What are popular hotels with high-quality breakfasts in Rome?
The Hive Hotel (from CAD 185),Diana Roof Garden (from CAD 100) and Augusta Lucilla Palace (from CAD 102) are popular hotels with high-quality breakfast. Start your wonderful journey with tasty breakfast!
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What hotels in Rome offer airport shuttle?
Are you worried about transportation in Rome? Augusta Lucilla Palace (from CAD 102), Generator Rome (from CAD 51) and Best Western Plus Hotel Universo (from CAD 161) are popular hotels providing airport transfer services.
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What are available deals for hotels in Rome?
There are multiple promotions and discounts all year round for Trip.com users . Please check the promotions page to see what promotions are available now on Trip.com.
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Which pet-friendly hotels in Rome are recommended?
JO&JOE Roma (from CAD 54), Room Santa Maria Maggiore (from CAD 93) and Diana Roof Garden (from CAD 100) are popular pet-friendly hotels. Take your pets with you during traveling.
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Which popular hotels in Rome offer free Wi-Fi ?
Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, internet connection is an essential facility. Hotel Stromboli (from CAD 74), Hotel Impero Rome (from CAD 97) and JO&JOE Roma (from CAD 54) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
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Which hotels in Rome have swimming pools?
hu Roma Camping In Town (from CAD 64), Hotel Roma Tor Vergata (from CAD 53) and The Social Hub Rome (from CAD 99) provide awesome swimming pools. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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Which hotels in Rome are best to enjoy ocean?
For hotels in Rome, Hotel la Scaletta (from CAD 45), Fly Decó Hotel (from CAD 103) and Smy Aran Blu Roma Mare (from CAD 127) are good choices for ocean views.
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What are the best sap hotels in Rome?
A spa treatment can be the perfect way to unwind after a long day of travel. Hotel Stromboli (from CAD 74), Hotel Impero Rome (from CAD 97) and JO&JOE Roma (from CAD 54) provide wonderful spa services.
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Which hot spring hotels in Rome are recommended?
Consider hot springs in your hotel during traveling? Hotel Kennedy (from CAD 101), IQ Hotel Roma (from CAD 240) and Bulgari Hotel Roma (from CAD 2,496) have wonderful hot springs. Book now!
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What are best luxury hotels in Rome?
Rome has many wonderful luxury hotels with good service. Nobu Hotel Roma (from CAD 755), W Rome (from CAD 669) and art’otel Rome Via Veneto (from CAD 362) are popular options.
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