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Ariston - Rome Hotels
Rating: 4.0 Stars
$195

Ariston

Via Turati Filippo 16, Rome - Map
 
 
"Great hotel for weekend getaway in Rome"
Staff friendly, willing to help navigate the city.
A Traveller
Hotel Emona Aquaeductus - Rome Hotels
Rating: 4.0 Stars
$128

Hotel Emona Aquaeductus

Via Statilia 23/A, Rome - Map
 
 
"We had a very enjoyable time in Rome."
The hotel was very pleasant with a very good ambiance. And breakfast.The beds were a bit old and creaky.There were very good …
Bill from Northamptonshire
Mercure Roma Piazza Bologna - Rome Hotels
Rating: 3.0 Stars

Mercure Roma Piazza Bologna

Via Reggio Calabria 54, Rome - Map
 
 
"Convenient location"
The hotel is close to a Metro line (Piazza Bologna), where there is also a taxi stand, so transportation is convenient. Coffee and …
A Traveller
Atlante Garden Hotel - Rome Hotels
Rating: 4.0 Stars
$230

Atlante Garden Hotel

Via Crescenzio 78, Rome - Map
 
 
"Excellent location to be near the …"
I wish we would have taken the breakfast every day. The only thing we didn't like was the situation with the WIFI. For a four star …
Oscar from WI
Hotel Solis - Rome Hotels
Rating: 3.0 Stars
$274

Hotel Solis

Via Cavour, 311, Rome - Map
 
 
"Charming"
Booked as an Expedia "mystery" hotel literally steps from Forum/Colosseum. I was concerned after reading some reviews, yet very …
Alison from Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Hotel Invictus - Rome Hotels
Rating: 3.0 Stars
$174

Hotel Invictus

Via Quintino Sella 15, Rome - Map
 
 
"Nice hotel for the money."
The room was actually bigger than I expected. The desk managers were very helpful and kind. My only complaint was that we missed …
Julianne from State College PA
Mercure Roma Corso Trieste - Rome Hotels
Rating: 3.0 Stars

Mercure Roma Corso Trieste

Via Gradisca 29, Rome - Map
 
 
"Great hotel staff"
Incredibly friendly and helpful hotel staff. Easy metro into the city centre. Great hotel
Pippa from Oxford, UK
Re Luxury Accomodations - Rome Hotels
$160

Re Luxury Accomodations

Via Quintino Sella, 15, Rome - Map
 
 
"Hotel Re: bellismo experience!"
Hotel Re provided foundation for very successful & happy trip to Rome. Great staff: manager Maurice [that's the English language …
Ewart from Auckland, New Zealand
UNA Hotel Roma - Rome Hotels
Rating: 4.0 Stars
$220

UNA Hotel Roma

Via Giovanni Amendola, 57, Rome - Map
 
 
"Excellent"
Hotel staff very helpful and knowledgable regard local restaurants and information.
Katrina from Manchester, UK
In the heart of the capital city, a few steps away from Termini Station, the new UNA Hotel Roma has 197 rooms with a style …More
Artemide Hotel - Rome Hotels
Rating: 4.0 Stars

Artemide Hotel

Via Nazionale 22, Rome - Map
 
 
"great hotel in Rome"
Very comfortable hotel with free wifi minibar. Breakfast was very good.
Helen from Brisbane QLD, Australia

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    Make a list of must-sees in Rome and you'll wonder how to fit it all in. The short answer of course is that you can't; what you can do is fill your holiday with some of the most iconic historical sights in the world. Rome is like a discourse on Western Civilization with a history that spans the ages, and has countless artifacts to prove it. Pick one of our specially selected hotels in Rome and you will find the perfect base to explore this famous city in comfort, whatever your budget.

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    The Eternal City

    Rome is synonymous with ancient history, and visitors will be amazed at how much of this has been preserved. Wander through the ruins of the Forum and imagine brushing shoulders with the merchants and senators going about their business, or visit the awe-inspiring Pantheon, where all of the gods of Rome were worshipped. And don’t forget the Colosseum, where bloody fights were staged and epic sea battles reconstructed thanks to the civilisation’s engineering prowess.

    The Vatican City is a separate country with just over 800 inhabitants, but its influence as the centre of the Roman Catholic Church has spread around the globe. No trip to Rome would be complete without a visit to St Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museum, which houses Michelangelo’s masterpiece—the Sistine Chapel ceiling.

    Veni, vidi, vici

    To get away from the crowds and see how the face of Rome has changed over the centuries, take a trip to the Basilica di San Clemente, not far from the Colosseum. On the surface, this 12th-Century church is similar to many others in Rome, but a trip below ground reveals so much more. Careful excavation has revealed a 4th-Century church below the present-day level, but even more amazing is the 1st-Century pagan temple, dedicated to the sun god, Mithras, which is found below that!

    Rome is littered with monuments and attractions, and the best way to see them all is on foot. Don’t be afraid to wander off the beaten path and slip into a little church or side alley—you will find friendly people and beautiful artwork everywhere you turn. And, despite its size, the metro system makes Rome easy to navigate, so no matter where your Rome hotel is, you’ll never be far from the action.

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