There are a wide range of hotels in Rome, including a good selection of spa hotels. Rome is a year-round destination with high season periods being July and August, Easter and Christmas. Cheap hotels in Rome are available between January-February or October-November.
The Rome hotels below have been grouped into three pricing categories:
Luxury (over €300)
Moderate (€120 to €300)
Cheap (under €120)
These Rome hotel prices are based on official starting prices for one night in an en-suite double room including breakfast, IVA (VAT) and service charges.
Rose Garden Palace
Just off central Via Veneto, Rome's swinging 1960s heartland, this is a business-like oasis. The interior is contemporary, with stylish design that sets it apart. Lobby, lounge and ground floor are coloured relaxing hues of salmon, blue and grey. The 59 bedrooms and six suites are spacious and serene, and there is an outdoor courtyard and rose garden (hence the hotel's name) where you can breakfast and dine in fine weather. There are excellent meeting facilities, with three rooms (the largest can host 50 people).
Address: Via Boncompagni 19, Rome, Italy
Telephone: 06 421 741
http://www.rosegardenpalace.com/
Hassler Roma
Price: Luxury
Just above the Spanish Steps, a mere catwalk strut from the designer clothes shops of Via Condotti, the elegant Hassler Roma has awe-inspiring panoramic views over Rome. It's hosted a firmament of stars including Bill Clinton and Tom Cruise. The 95 rooms (including 13 suites) are decorated in classic style, with sweeping floor-to-ceiling curtains, Venetian glass chandeliers and marble bathrooms, while many have either a balcony or terrace.
Address: Piazza Trinità dei Monti 6, Rome, Italy
Telephone: 06 699 340.
http://www.hotelhasslerroma.com/
Hotel Raphaël
Price: Luxury
With a romantic ivy-clad exterior and world-class art by Picasso and Miro adorning its public rooms and suites, Hotel Raphaël is an art lover’s haven. Situated steps from Piazza Navona, the panoramic dining terrace affords picturesque views over the historic centre. In the main the décor is classic, reminiscent of a gentleman’s club, but the new third floor designed by Richard Meier offers modernists a sleek, minimalist alternative. One of the best luxury hotels in Rome.
Address: Largo Febo 2, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 682 831.
www.raphaelhotel.com
Portrait Suites
Price: Luxury
Owned by the Salvatore Ferragamo family, this is an exquisite pied-à-terre that overlooks the designer-lined street of Via Condotti. It's not a typical hotel Rome but an intimate residence, with only 14 studios and suites (each with a sleek kitchenette). There's a stunning roof terrace that feels like an outdoor living room, with views over Via Condotti, Rome's rooftops and up to the Spanish Steps..
Address: Via Bocca di Leone 23, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 6938 0742.
www.portraitsuites.com
Albergo del Sole (al Biscione)
Price: Moderate
In the centro storico (historic centre), this charming but unpretentious hotel lies in a side street between lively Campo de' Fiori and Piazza Navona. Its 59 bedrooms are simply but comfortably furnished, each with a telephone and satellite TV and some with beamed ceilings. A peaceful roof garden terrace offers some stunning views over the surrounding rooftops and church domes.
Address: Via del Biscione 76, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 6880 6873.
http://www.solealbiscione.it/
Casa Howard
Price: Moderate
Staying at Casa Howard is like staying at the home of a very stylish friend. Designed by Tommaso Ziffer, this unique boutique hotel in Rome, located in two elegant townhouses, offers 10 eclectically styled rooms. Choose from the graphic, black-and-white Zebra room and the sumptuous Chinese room decked out in orange silk Shanghai Tang curtains and brocade bedspread. Both properties have a Turkish hammam and the continental breakfast in served in your room.
Address: Via Sistina 149, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 6992 4555.
www.casahoward.com
Hotel Locarno
Price: Moderate
Close to Piazza del Popolo, the classy yet moderately priced Locarno dates back to 1925. It's full of atmospheric art deco details, from its rattling cage lift to the wood-polished bar. Each of its sometimes subdued 68 rooms and suites (the latter are in a new luxury wing) is uniquely decorated with discreet antiques and coordinated Liberty-style wallpaper and fabrics. A real find if you’re looking for moderately priced hotels in Rome.
Address: Via della Penna 22, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 361 0841.
http://www.hotellocarno.com/
Hotel d’Este
Price: Cheap
Sitting on the peak of the Esquilino hill near the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, Hotel d’Este is a characterful, old-fashioned place with 31 charming bedrooms. Housed in an old palazzo, rooms have high ceilings, period detailing and classic furnishings such as brass beds and mahogany-coloured dressers and wardrobes. There’s also a roof terrace where breakfast is served.
Address: Via Carlo Alberto 4b, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 446 5607.
www.hoteldesterome.com
Hotel Sant’Anselmo
Price: Cheap
Get a taste of local Roman life, by staying in the Hotel Sant’Anselmo, situated in one of Rome’s premiere residential neighbourhoods on the Aventine hill. This 34-room hotel in Rome was adapted from a private villa, which gives it an air of intimacy. Rooms are individually styled with a mixture of baroque and contemporary pieces such as four-poster beds, frescoed walls, modern steel tables and a mix of claw-foot and Jacuzzi bathtubs.
Address: Via S Melania 19, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 574 5231.
www.aventinohotels.com
La Cisterna
Price: Cheap
Hidden away in a narrow, cobbled side street, a five-minute walk from the beautiful Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere, this small, friendly hotel is housed in a refurbished 18th-century building. There are 20 simple bedrooms, each with a private bathroom, telephone and satellite TV (some have wooden beamed ceilings), and a bar and peaceful terrace garden out the back. A gem for those on a budget seeking cheap hotels in Rome.
Address: Via della Cisterna, 7, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 581 7212.
http://www.cisternahotel.it/
The Beehive
Price: Cheap
Established by Californian couple Steve and Linda, The Beehive is deservedly one of the most popular, cheap hotels in Rome. Run with great personality and warmth, the house features original artworks on the walls, a vegan and vegetarian café, a book exchange and a yoga studio. Accommodation is in dorms or six private rooms, all of which are decorated in a bright, modern style featuring colourful modular furniture, tiled floors and mosaic mirrors.
Address: Via Marghera 8, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 4470 4553.
www.the-beehive.com
The Rome hotels below have been grouped into three pricing categories:
Luxury (over €300)
Moderate (€120 to €300)
Cheap (under €120)
These Rome hotel prices are based on official starting prices for one night in an en-suite double room including breakfast, IVA (VAT) and service charges.
Rose Garden Palace
Just off central Via Veneto, Rome's swinging 1960s heartland, this is a business-like oasis. The interior is contemporary, with stylish design that sets it apart. Lobby, lounge and ground floor are coloured relaxing hues of salmon, blue and grey. The 59 bedrooms and six suites are spacious and serene, and there is an outdoor courtyard and rose garden (hence the hotel's name) where you can breakfast and dine in fine weather. There are excellent meeting facilities, with three rooms (the largest can host 50 people).
Address: Via Boncompagni 19, Rome, Italy
Telephone: 06 421 741
http://www.rosegardenpalace.com/
Hassler Roma
Price: Luxury
Just above the Spanish Steps, a mere catwalk strut from the designer clothes shops of Via Condotti, the elegant Hassler Roma has awe-inspiring panoramic views over Rome. It's hosted a firmament of stars including Bill Clinton and Tom Cruise. The 95 rooms (including 13 suites) are decorated in classic style, with sweeping floor-to-ceiling curtains, Venetian glass chandeliers and marble bathrooms, while many have either a balcony or terrace.
Address: Piazza Trinità dei Monti 6, Rome, Italy
Telephone: 06 699 340.
http://www.hotelhasslerroma.com/
Hotel Raphaël
Price: Luxury
With a romantic ivy-clad exterior and world-class art by Picasso and Miro adorning its public rooms and suites, Hotel Raphaël is an art lover’s haven. Situated steps from Piazza Navona, the panoramic dining terrace affords picturesque views over the historic centre. In the main the décor is classic, reminiscent of a gentleman’s club, but the new third floor designed by Richard Meier offers modernists a sleek, minimalist alternative. One of the best luxury hotels in Rome.
Address: Largo Febo 2, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 682 831.
www.raphaelhotel.com
Portrait Suites
Price: Luxury
Owned by the Salvatore Ferragamo family, this is an exquisite pied-à-terre that overlooks the designer-lined street of Via Condotti. It's not a typical hotel Rome but an intimate residence, with only 14 studios and suites (each with a sleek kitchenette). There's a stunning roof terrace that feels like an outdoor living room, with views over Via Condotti, Rome's rooftops and up to the Spanish Steps..
Address: Via Bocca di Leone 23, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 6938 0742.
www.portraitsuites.com
Albergo del Sole (al Biscione)
Price: Moderate
In the centro storico (historic centre), this charming but unpretentious hotel lies in a side street between lively Campo de' Fiori and Piazza Navona. Its 59 bedrooms are simply but comfortably furnished, each with a telephone and satellite TV and some with beamed ceilings. A peaceful roof garden terrace offers some stunning views over the surrounding rooftops and church domes.
Address: Via del Biscione 76, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 6880 6873.
http://www.solealbiscione.it/
Casa Howard
Price: Moderate
Staying at Casa Howard is like staying at the home of a very stylish friend. Designed by Tommaso Ziffer, this unique boutique hotel in Rome, located in two elegant townhouses, offers 10 eclectically styled rooms. Choose from the graphic, black-and-white Zebra room and the sumptuous Chinese room decked out in orange silk Shanghai Tang curtains and brocade bedspread. Both properties have a Turkish hammam and the continental breakfast in served in your room.
Address: Via Sistina 149, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 6992 4555.
www.casahoward.com
Hotel Locarno
Price: Moderate
Close to Piazza del Popolo, the classy yet moderately priced Locarno dates back to 1925. It's full of atmospheric art deco details, from its rattling cage lift to the wood-polished bar. Each of its sometimes subdued 68 rooms and suites (the latter are in a new luxury wing) is uniquely decorated with discreet antiques and coordinated Liberty-style wallpaper and fabrics. A real find if you’re looking for moderately priced hotels in Rome.
Address: Via della Penna 22, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 361 0841.
http://www.hotellocarno.com/
Hotel d’Este
Price: Cheap
Sitting on the peak of the Esquilino hill near the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, Hotel d’Este is a characterful, old-fashioned place with 31 charming bedrooms. Housed in an old palazzo, rooms have high ceilings, period detailing and classic furnishings such as brass beds and mahogany-coloured dressers and wardrobes. There’s also a roof terrace where breakfast is served.
Address: Via Carlo Alberto 4b, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 446 5607.
www.hoteldesterome.com
Hotel Sant’Anselmo
Price: Cheap
Get a taste of local Roman life, by staying in the Hotel Sant’Anselmo, situated in one of Rome’s premiere residential neighbourhoods on the Aventine hill. This 34-room hotel in Rome was adapted from a private villa, which gives it an air of intimacy. Rooms are individually styled with a mixture of baroque and contemporary pieces such as four-poster beds, frescoed walls, modern steel tables and a mix of claw-foot and Jacuzzi bathtubs.
Address: Via S Melania 19, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 574 5231.
www.aventinohotels.com
La Cisterna
Price: Cheap
Hidden away in a narrow, cobbled side street, a five-minute walk from the beautiful Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere, this small, friendly hotel is housed in a refurbished 18th-century building. There are 20 simple bedrooms, each with a private bathroom, telephone and satellite TV (some have wooden beamed ceilings), and a bar and peaceful terrace garden out the back. A gem for those on a budget seeking cheap hotels in Rome.
Address: Via della Cisterna, 7, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 581 7212.
http://www.cisternahotel.it/
The Beehive
Price: Cheap
Established by Californian couple Steve and Linda, The Beehive is deservedly one of the most popular, cheap hotels in Rome. Run with great personality and warmth, the house features original artworks on the walls, a vegan and vegetarian café, a book exchange and a yoga studio. Accommodation is in dorms or six private rooms, all of which are decorated in a bright, modern style featuring colourful modular furniture, tiled floors and mosaic mirrors.
Address: Via Marghera 8, Rome, Italy
Telephone: (06) 4470 4553.
www.the-beehive.com
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