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    Book hotels in Rome via the Trip.com website or app, it's easy and hassle-free. On Trip.com, it's easy to search for hotels in Rome. Rome is a city with tons of tourist attractions. You'll never want to leave! Located in Italy, Rome is a well-known and vibrant city.

    Every day, travelers worldwide arrive at Rome Ciampino Airport (Giovan Battista Pastine Airport) to start their vacations and business trips in Rome. If you don't want to take a flight, coming to Rome by train is a good choice as well.

    Trip.com offers discounts of up to 20% on 5875 boutique hotels in Rome. When looking for hotels in Rome, there are likely good options at a nightly budget of just 120 USD. There are 47 five-star hotels in Rome at an average price of 608 USD per night. There are 293 four-star hotels in Rome at an average price of 166 USD per night. There are 374 three-star hotels in Rome at an average price of 108 USD per night. There are 134 two-star hotels in Rome at an average price of 76 USD per night. As a popular tourist city, Rome has many renowned chain hotels. Novotel is the top choice of many travelers in Rome. Those who favor Novotel can choose a hotel under its name. Best Western Premier Hotel Royal Santina Rome is one of the most popular hotels in Rome. The Independent Hotel is also one of the most frequently chosen hotels.

    If you stay at a hotel in downtown Rome, nearby attractions like Piazza del Campidoglio, Fori Imperiali, Piazza Venezia can be your first stop. For short trips in Rome, Castel Gandolfo, Frascati, Villa Adriana are all good options. The most popular attractions for tourists in Rome are Trevi Fountain, Colosseum, Piazza della Repubblica. Upon departure, you can head to popular commercial areas like Via dei Condotti, Glam, Fendi to buy souvenirs or travel accessories.

    Average Temperature

    • January to March: 11.01°C during the day, 6.29°C at night

    • April to June: 19.72°C during the day, 14.22°C at night

    • July to September: 26.15°C during the day, 20.16°C at night

    • October to December: 14.34°C during the day, 9.76°C at night

    Average seasonal Rainfall

    • Spring: 66.0 cm

    • Summer: 55.77 cm

    • Autumn: 43.1 cm

    • Winter: 103.23 cm

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    Hotels in Rome Reviews

    Domina Romae B&B

    Aurelio
    4.5/510 Reviews
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    My wife and I stayed here for 4 nights in September. It’s basically an apartment with four rooms for guests and the owner lives in the 5-th room. Pros: + the owner is nice + facility is close to metro station + 20 mins to Termini station by metro + for those who like hiking it’s a 30 mins walk to Vatican + situated in the residential area with a lot of supermarkets, pharmacies, local cafes (cheap and tasty) and so on + the room (with green smily face on the door) is comfortable and the bed is ok + AC is there and works normally (although it’s written in the rules, that using AC costs additional 3€ for the night, the owner never told us that we have to pay for that) Cons: - all the doors are very squeaky, overall sound insulation is very poor, so every time you open a door at night you risk waking up everybody in the building - breakfast is really poor: packed supermarket plain croissant, some jam and cookies, cereals, juice, tea/coffee and that’s all. Access to tea and coffee is limited by the hours of breakfast 7:30am - 10:30am - no kitchen, you can’t cook your own food - access to the dining area is also limited by the hours of breakfast, so you can’t even bring your food and eat it there (eating in the room is prohibited) - the fridge is very small, you can’t put anything there - it’s not permitted to drink alcohol in the facility (it’s not that I’m a drinker, but in Italy pizza and wine is a must) - although it’s prohibited to smoke in the facility, we could smell cigarette smoke in the corridor and our room several times - there are very few sockets in the room and modern European plugs (for example for laptop chargers) don’t fit in them. - during our entire stay the internet was down, so we had to pay 45,50€/night incl taxes in cash (no internet - no pos terminal - no credit cards accepted), we had to look for WiFi in cafes and public areas, which was extremely inconvenient. The owner said it was the internet provider’s fault, that the line was interrupted during a storm, and that the internet would be fixed only in a week, but to me it seems bizarre that a provider can’t fix a line interruption sooner then in a week. - our room and bathroom was never cleaned during our stay, the room cleaning is on request for additional 5€ If you are ready to face those inconveniences, the place is fine, but overpriced. There are better options with similar commodities in Rome for less money or with better conditions for the same money.
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    Hotel Oxford

    Via Veneto
    3.9/510 Reviews
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    We stayed at the Hotel Oxford for 4 nights in February 2020. We found the hotel to be very clean, staff polite and a wonderful base for all of our travels in Rome. Very budget friendly too and we felt safe at the hotel. The location of the hotel was what made the holiday for us, a short walk into the main tourist streets of Rome, and we often used the Uber bikes to get from the hotel to the main tourist area and this only took a few minutes, but only around a 10 minute walk anyways. The shop next door was brilliant also. We only found two issues with this hotel - breakfast and the stairwells. We stayed for breakfast one morning, and never again. The food was bland and not much choice at all, especially for the price, i would recommend skipping this and purchasing food from the supermarket next door or a bakery or somewhere if you don't want to pay restaurant prices. The stairwells were fine for us as a young relatively fit and healthy couple, and there was also a lift too, but both the lift and stairwells were extremely narrow, which may be as to be expected in a small hotel in Rome, however if you had a large suitcase, low mobility or a slightly larger size, this may be a problem for you and we didn't find the hotel to be very disabled friendly AT ALL, as the lifts very narrow, and in the corner of very narrow corridors.
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    Sergio House

    Termini Central Station
    4.1/510 Reviews
    From
    I stayed here for 5 nights and it was great. The owner and his brother were very accommodating and helpful. The room was cleaned everyday and was spacious. My room had a terrace overlooking a beautiful garden and was a great central location for exploring the city! Definitely recommend for a visit to Rome for one or two people!
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    In Trastevere House

    Trastevere
    4.7/510 Reviews
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    We stayed at the In Trastevere House for 4 nights from 19th January and were not disappointed with our choice. The staff were friendly, offering useful advice for the neighbourhood and key places to visit. Our room was spacious and had a large balcony from the bedroom to the bathroom. The beds were made and room cleared on a daily basis. Breakfast is provided at the cafe on the main road where you can exchange your tokens for a coffee and a choice of pastries. They also provide snacks and coffee making facilities in the room. It’s about a 10 minute walk to the city centre, there are plenty of buses and trams but we found ourselves mainly walking as the weather was pleasant. My only one complaint is that it can be difficult to find. There is no sign and the B&B is located within a complex where you need staff to come and allow you entry to get your keys.
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    Residenza Dei Gracchi

    Near the Vatican City
    4.4/510 Reviews
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    A discreet B&B located in an apartment building in the heart of Roma Prati walking distance from the Vatican that will make you believe that you actually live in Rome for a couple of days. Just steps from main shopping street and close to subway station
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    Town House Campo De Fiori

    Navona
    4.5/510 Reviews
    From
    This is the worst experience I've ever had traveling over 30+ years. This is NOT a hotel or "guest house". This is a low rent apartment converted to rooms. Dark and dingy. There's no sound proofing between walls, so any little noise is amplified. Was yelled at and mistreated at check in for questioning additional city tax and asking for further information which was NOT stated in my confirmation emails. I even pulled up all my emails to show the receptionist that it stated paid in full. He wasn't able to explain anything, so he put Anna on the phone, who started to aggressively yell at me. It wasn't until nearly 20 minutes later that I finally found general information online about the additional city tax. On the booking site, and in their own notes, it states information on additional charges such as late check-in fees, etc, but NO INFO on the (hidden) city tax per person, per night fee. Also would like to clarify that a "guest house" connotes a warm, family-like atmosphere. Being yelled at on the phone is not welcoming. The white leather couch at the entrance was disgustingly dirty. Once we were "checked in" there was no one there providing any service or oversight. Oh wait, there's cameras, so it's a "guest house". Let's be clear too, this is an OLD APARTMENT (not in the charming sense) in the center of Rome, chopped up into 4 rooms. They are renovated but have very poor ventilation, and as a consequence our bathroom floor and shower was MOLDY. What concerned me the most, however, was that the young man at makeshift "front desk" entered our room and I had to ask him to leave immediately. Very uncomfortable and unprofessional. When I told him his behavior was unacceptable, at first he arrogantly blowed it off, until I threatened to call the police. Suddenly he quieted down. It was like talking to a misbehaved child. Something felt very weird about the whole exchange, and when I went back to the room immediately called my husband to find us a new hotel. I checked the reviews, which we should have looked at initially, and noticed a similar pattern. At first the apartment owner (father of the 30 year old young man who checked us in) refused to cancel our booking, and said his son was "only trying to show us how to use the coffee maker". Total lie, since he never mentioned it at all and my daughter is witness to his entering our room. Creepy experience. Thank God we were only there one night, and were able to move to a new hotel around the corner. I left a review at hotels.com, and you can read Anna's response. It's telling how she bulletpoints each concern with a rebuttal, like it's my fault for not knowing about the city tax, when it's NOT in the confirmation email, and somehow the guy entering our room turns into "showing us how to use the air conditioning". No, that's not what happened at all. I told the receptionist I was going to leave a negative review AFTER he entered our room. I would never advise two women to stay at this hotel
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