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Hotel Duca d'Alba

4.3 of 5 • 1,653 reviews
Colosseum
Great Hotel at great location.
Close to several good restaurants.
£83

Ariston

4 of 5 • 407 reviews
Termini Central Station
The staff was very friendly and helpful.
Easy walk to main train station Termini and Rome Metro.
£80

Starhotels Metropole

4.3 of 5 • 2,860 reviews
Repubblica
Staff very friendly & helpful.
Close to Termini and good restaurants.
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Suitedreams

4.5 of 5 • 343 reviews
Repubblica
Great location and clean hotel.
Affordable and close to metro, attractions restaur.
£54

Hotel Rex

3.9 of 5 • 1,324 reviews
Repubblica
Very friendly and helpful staff.
Great location and great staff..
£67

Mecenate Palace

4.3 of 5 • 2,832 reviews
Repubblica
Nice hotel, great location!.
Staff very friendly and helpful.
£91

Hotel La Genziana

4 of 5 • 153 reviews
Aurelio
Clean pleasant staff nice breakfast.
It had a washer and dryer and free parking.
£33

Hotel Splendide Royal

4.6 of 5 • 966 reviews
Via Veneto
Great staff friendly and welcoming.
Excellent location and great service.
£200

Al Viminale Hill Inn & Hotel

4.1 of 5 • 532 reviews
Repubblica
Great location and good value.
We had a grand view of the Opera and Piazza.
£50

Hotel Delle Nazioni

4.3 of 5 • 1,991 reviews
Trevi Fountain
Nice hotel in a great location.
Close to major sights, shopping and good restaurants.
£138

 

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Lovely hotel near Spanish Steps.

4 out of 5

Situated in a quiet cobbled backstreet the hotel is decorated in white and yellow. It's very tasteful and cheery. The room was a bit small and the beds just 2 ft 6 ins wide. One of the wardrobe doors could not be opened fully because the furniture was up against it due to the small size of the room. However, the bed was comfortable. The room was spotless and I had a great view of a courtyard filled with plants. The bathroom was spacious and nice toiletries. Breakfast was served in a beautiful room and there was also an outside area. Breakfast was sufficient with choices of hot and cold food.There were no no other meals served in the hotel. As there were loads of restaurants within 5 minutes walk it wasn't necessary. There was no tea/coffee in the room but the mini bar was refreshed every day with free mineral water.The roof terrace was wonderful with terrific views of the city.I would upgrade to a bigger room if I returned.

A verified traveller from Elstree.UK stayed at Hotel degli Artisti


Posted 5 hours ago

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Almost very good...

4 out of 5

The staff were lovely, very friendly and welcoming. There was a huge range of breakfasts from all kinds of breads and cakes to salads and eggs and bacon. The hotel has been designed in a modern (at times minimalist) style. The recessed ceiling lighting in the bedrooms looked good, but in practical terms meant that we couldn't see properly in the bathroom mirror, either for me to shave or my wife to put on makeup. My very elderly Mum had a room with a huge circular bed that could have been in an Austin Powers movie, and made her room more cramped than it needed to be. Rome has loads of steps everywhere. The hotel was no different, which for my mother was awkward. There are about 10 steps up to reception, and even though there are lifts between floors, there were still more steps in the breakfast room. So I wouldn't recommend the hotel if walking and steps are an issue. We chose the hotel for the spa. The steam room and sauna were very good, however the indoor pool is really a large jacuzzi and not big enough for swimming more than 2-3 strokes. However the water was really cold, which meant that we didn't want to spend much time in it.

A verified traveller from London stayed at Hotel The Building


Posted 10 hours ago

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Pocket Guide: Rome

Rome is up there with the most fascinating cities in the world: rich in history, architecture and eternally giving in glorious food and wine. The global capital of art, this city’s artistic heritage dates back to Etruscan times and will no doubt be one of the most fascinating places you ever visit - and with its selection of top notch Rome hotels, one of the most comfortable to.

Majestic Monuments

Your first port of call once you're all checked-in to your hotel in Rome should be the hugely impressive Colosseum. At almost 2000 years old, much of the structure still stands today and it is considered by many as the greatest piece of Ancient Roman architecture on display anywhere in the world.

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Another must see attraction is the Pantheon: a 2000-year-old temple, now a church, and is the best preserved of Ancient Rome’s great monuments. Then there’s the impressive Trevi Fountain; the largest Baroque fountain in the city and amongst the most beautiful in the world.

A Rome Hotel for Art & Culture

Visitors to Rome have flocked to the Spanish Steps (Scalinata della Trinità dei Monti) since the 18th century – it hasn’t lost any of its popularity. Today countless visitors still gather at the popular Piazza di Spagna at the bottom of the Spanish Steps. Once home to poet John Keats, the square now holds a museum dedicated to his memory, and is packed with incredible and unique architecture. Other popular squares in Rome include the Piazza di Navona and Piazza del Popolo, which are home to some of the city’s most popular restaurants, cafes and shops.

Be sure to take your time exploring Rome as it is up there with the most stunning cities anywhere in the world. Hotels in Rome don’t disappoint either, the city has some of the most desirable and luxurious hotels in the world.

Food, Wine and All Things Fine

Rome is also a famous lover of food and wine, and you can also easily carve an unforgettable culinary journey through the Italian capital. Everywhere in Rome you’ll find fine Italian food and 'vino' in abundance. The classic dish is Spaghetti Carbonara, but Roman cuisine extends far beyond just pasta, with fresh vegetables, meat and cheese taking centre stage. Simple and tasty dishes based on what is available in season.

Once you’ve explored the city, do what the locals do. Find a spot to sit with a delicious gelato (Italian ice cream) and watch the afternoon sky turn pink. You know what they say, “when in Rome”.

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