Rome, Lazio
Compare Rome hotels around the sights you plan to visit: the old centre for piazzas, Monti for ancient ruins, Prati for the Vatican and Termini for trains.
from $27/night6,790 hotels compared
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8.4Very Good1,013 reviews
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11 Via San Giovanni Gualberto
8.1Very Good489 reviews
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Via S.S. Mario e Marta 27
8.3Very Good456 reviews
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$100/night
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Vicolo S. Onofrio 4
8.7Fabulous826 reviews
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$142/night
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Via Statilia 23/a
9.0Superb1,589 reviews
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$108/night
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Via Dei Maroniti 12
8.6Fabulous1,156 reviews
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$283/night
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Rome brings ancient ruins, papal landmarks and working neighbourhoods together along the Tiber. Choose your base by what you want to reach on foot: the Pantheon, the Colosseum, the Vatican or Roma Termini.
The historic centre is a maze of streets and piazzas between the Pantheon, Piazza Navona and the Trevi Fountain. Staying here puts major sights within walking distance, but the narrow streets have limited metro access and popular squares are busy well into the evening.
East of the centre, Monti sits between Termini and the Colosseum; its small streets are a handy base for the Forum and ancient sites. Across the Tiber, Trastevere has restaurants and lanes around Piazza di Santa Maria. It is at its best after dark, though some streets stay noisy late.
Prati is the practical Vatican base, with Ottaviano metro station and broad shopping streets. Termini and Esquilino trade postcard views for train and airport connections. For gardens and a quieter night, look near Villa Borghese and the northern edge of the centre.
Spring and autumn are comfortable for long walks. July and August are hot and dry; November is among the wettest months. Walk the city one section at a time and use the metro and buses for the longer gaps. Leave some slack between timed museum entries: cobblestones and crowded crossings slow a day down.
Stay among the Pantheon, Piazza Navona and Campo de’ Fiori to walk the small streets between churches and piazzas. You spend less time on transport, but pedestrian routes are busy and metro stops few.
Around here: Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Campo de’ Fiori, Trevi Fountain
Monti has lanes and restaurants between Termini and the Colosseum. From here the Roman Forum, Palatine Hill and Colosseo metro station are close; rooms on busy streets may hear evening crowds.
Around here: Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore
Across the Tiber from the old centre, Trastevere clusters around Piazza di Santa Maria. The draw is restaurants and evening walks; the metro and major ruins are a bus, tram or longer walk away.
Around here: Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere, Ponte Sisto, Villa Farnesina, Gianicolo
Prati’s broad streets and Ottaviano metro stop make St Peter’s Square and the Vatican Museums easier to reach. It is a more ordered, residential base than the centre, with the river and Castel Sant’Angelo on the walk east.
Around here: St Peter’s Square, Vatican Museums, Castel Sant’Angelo, Ottaviano
Roma Termini links both main metro lines, intercity trains and the Fiumicino express. Esquilino spreads toward Piazza Vittorio and Santa Maria Maggiore; compare the exact street before booking because the station district changes block by block.
Around here: Roma Termini, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, Santa Maria Maggiore, Mercato Esquilino
April to June and September to October suit walking, with milder days than midsummer. July and August are hot and relatively dry; rain increases in autumn and winter. The monthly chart uses Rome Urbe Airport averages.
Fiumicino is Rome’s main airport, while Ciampino handles many short-haul flights. Roma Termini is the rail hub for the city and onward journeys.
19 mi from downtown
The Leonardo Express runs nonstop to Roma Termini. The FL1 regional train serves Trastevere, Ostiense and Tiburtina instead; choose by your hotel’s location. Buses and licensed taxis are also available.
8 mi from downtown
Ciampino has no train platform at the terminal. Use a coach to Termini or the Ciampino Airlink bus and train via Ciampino station; taxis serve the centre.
Centro Storico puts the Pantheon, Piazza Navona and Campo de’ Fiori within a short walk. If the Colosseum and Forum top your list, pick Monti; for several Vatican visits, Prati.
Yes if you arrive by rail, need the Leonardo Express to Fiumicino or plan day trips. Termini joins metro lines A and B. In Esquilino, the hotel’s exact street matters more than its distance from the station.
Rooms start from $27 a night among the 6,790 hotels we compare. What you pay depends on the live rate for your dates and the booking site’s full charge.
The historic centre, Monti and Trastevere are walkable. Metro helps between Termini, Colosseo and Ottaviano; buses and trams fill gaps. Central traffic restrictions and parking make driving less convenient for sightseeing.
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