Best Hotels In Rome


Rome Cavalieri, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel

Looking for a romantic hotel in Rome? Rome Cavalieri, A Waldorf Astoria Resort offers everything you are looking for.

Nearby points of interest such as Museo Nazionale di Castel Sant'Angelo (2.4 km) and Piazza Navona (3.1 km) make Hilton Hotel Rome a great place to stay for visitors to Rome.


Hotel de la Ville
Rome, Lazio, Italy

Having unveiled Hotel de la Ville, Rocco Forte Hotels confirms its top spot in stylish luxury while revealing a playful side that appeals to the younger set. Touches of theatrical sophistication, themed cocktails, and a chic rooftop leaven the lavish Grand Tour-inspired décor with a whimsy more Wilde than Byron.

Sitting at the top of the Spanish Steps, Hotel de la Ville occupies one of the most enviable addresses in Rome. The boutique-lined Via dei Condotti shopping district is just steps away, and blockbuster sights like the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, and Villa Borghese are all within walking distance. From its perch above Piazza di Spagna, the hotel’s rooftop bar and terraces afford postcard-perfect views over the domes and cupolas of the Eternal City.


Aleph Rome Hotel

After a tip-to-tail revamp, Hotel Aleph has positioned itself firmly among Rome’s top luxury spa hotels in just a few short years. Casually chic dining, a buzzy rooftop pool, and minimalist luxe rooms make this a popular choice for younger travellers looking for five-star-hotel pampering without the pomp.

With the Villa Borghese park and its spectacular Galleria Borghese above and the Spanish Steps and iconic Via Condotti boutiques below, the Aleph is the ideal hillside perch for culture vultures and shopaholics alike. Though blockbuster sights in the ‘centro storico’ – Trevi Fountain and Pantheon among them – are just a 15-minute downhill stroll away, the hotel’s location along a quiet Via Veneto cross street is removed from the tourist melee. To explore Vatican City and the ancient gems like the Colosseum and Forum, head down the block to the Piazza Barberini transport hub to catch a taxi, bus or metro.


Margutta 19
Rome, Lazio, Italy

Since opening in summer 2017, Margutta 19 has already become a word-of-mouth success among savvy travellers. This 16-room charmer has it all: stylish design, a prime centro storico setting with hidden garden, and a restaurant that attracts plenty of outside custom

The cobbled backstreet lane of Via Margutta, between the Spanish Steps and Piazza del Popolo, has long been Rome’s most celebrated artists’ street. Although gentrification long ago forced out studios that were rented by the likes of Picasso, it still maintains an air of cultured chic. Many of the houses on the eastern side of the street, such as Margutta 19, have secret gardens that climb the hill towards Villa Medici.


Hotel De Russie

It opened in 2000, but constant nips and tucks have kept the city's first true design hotel fresh. Star features include a prime location, suave Ancient-Rome-meets-Art-Deco décor, and a raft of curated experiences – but the headliner will always be the courtyard, home to the hotel’s classy cocktail bar and restaurant.

Though it’s fashion-shopping central today, this area of the centro storico, between the Spanish Steps and Piazza del Popolo, still retains some of the bohemian air of centuries past, when it was the city’s artists’ quarter. Today, the De Russie is equally well-placed for coming back with armfuls of bags from Gucci, Fendi and Prada, or going for a run in the Borghese Gardens.

Best Hotels In Rome