Best Hotels in Rome Italy
16x Best hotels in Rome city centre: from budget to luxury hotels
Links to the best hotels, guest houses, places to stay and other accommodations in Rome city centre. Where to stay: best budget en luxury hotels in Rome Italy?
Where to stay: 16x Best hotels in Rome Italy
Looking for a hotel in Rome city centre? In this article an overview of the best hotels per price range; from cheap budget hotels to luxury 5 star hotels. Later in the article you can read more about the different areas to stay in Rome and in which area you should choose your hotel:
Budget hotels Rome (up to 80 euros / night)
Mid-range hotels Rome (80 - 120 euros / night)
Luxury hotels in Rome (from 120 euros / night)
Best 5 Star hotels Rome
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The neighbourhoods of Rome
1. Monti
This is the hippest neighbourhood to stay in Rome with countless nice restaurants and bars. You will also find trendy boutique shops, antique stores and a vintage market. The neighbourhood with its winding alleyways is located near the Colosseum, making it the perfect place to stay when visiting Rome. The beating heart of this trendy neighbourhood at night is the Piazza Madonna dei Monti square
2. Trastevere
Particularly in the evenings, Trastevere is the most fun place to stay in Rome. This authentic Italian neighbourhood is full of restaurants and bars (if you are looking for a quiet hotel, this would not be the most tranquil district with all the entertainment it offers). A major disadvantage of this Trastevere neighbourhood is that it is not situated conveniently in terms of the metro lines, meaning you have to rely on buses to take you to the sights.
3. Rione Trevi
The neighbourhood around the Trevi Fountain with many churches and palaces. This is the neighbourhood that will give you the most romantic feeling Rome has to offer, and the adjacent metro line is not very far.
Historic city centre
You can also choose to stay in one of the districts of the historic city centre, near the Pantheon and other attractions (green districts on the map). The downside of these neighbourhoods is that they are not as close to the metro lines, but if you plan to explore the city mostly on foot, these neighbourhoods are conveniently centrally located.