Bursting with history and chock-full of delicious eateries, Rome is a sure bet for a great city break.
In this article, we’ll break down the best hotels in Rome for every price point. Whether you’re looking for a bijou spot to rest your head or a deluxe pad with killer views, we’ve pulled together the very best spots to stay at.
The Best Hotels in Rome at a Glance
Bursting with history and chock-full of delicious eateries, Rome is a sure bet for a great city break.
In this article, we’ll break down the best hotels in Rome for every price point. Whether you’re looking for a bijou spot to rest your head or a deluxe pad with killer views, we’ve pulled together the very best spots to stay at.
The Best Hostels in Rome
The RomeHello
The RomeHello is nestled just a 10-minute stroll from bustling Roma Termini train and bus stations. But it’s not your run-of-the-mill hostel: it’s a complete social hub. First, you walk in, and bam! Welcome drinks at the reception. Then, you’ve got the shared kitchen and lounge, which are the heartbeat of the place.
You can either cook up a storm in the communal kitchen or hop into one of their Italian cooking classes. You’ll meet tons of cool people while you’re at it, cooking together and mingling. Plus, there’s always free brewed coffee to keep you fuelled. After dinner, join a group tour and evening activities.
As for the rooms, they are pretty airy and have huge storage lockers – big enough to fit your entire suitcase. And if you need to stash your bags before check-in or freshen up after check-out, no problem. The friendly and helpful staff have got you covered, offering luggage storage and even post-check out showers.
Amenities: Restaurant, bar, shared kitchen, airport shuttle, tours and classes, evening entertainment
Prices: Dorm beds start at around £33 per person, per night
If you’re looking for a fun hostel right in the heart of Rome, JO&JOE is where it’s at. It’s a super-modern hostel with classic Italian touches like wall murals and high, intricately-painted baroque ceilings.
This place has dorm rooms as well as private rooms. The dorms are clean and comfy, and the beds are fitted with charging stations, personal lights and blinds. They’ve got game rooms to keep you entertained and every night there’s something cool happening like bar crawls or cooking classes.
If you need to squeeze in some work you can use the co-working room. When it’s time to unwind, head to the courtyard and chill by the fountain or tuck into some tasty eats at the restaurant.
Amenities: Restaurant, bar, shared kitchen, sun terrace, tours and classes, evening entertainment
Prices: Dorm beds start at around £29 per person, per night
YellowSquare Rome
A DJ every night, a gourmet Mediterranean restaurant and live bands on the regular – sign us up! This hostel is right in the city centre just a quick 10-minute stroll from Termini train Station, making it the perfect launchpad for your Roma adventures.
Plus, for all you music enthusiasts out there, this place is a dream come true as it has a bar right across the road, so you can party without worrying about getting your beauty sleep. They’re always hosting events here, and bonus: you snag a free drink when you show up. Also, they have a handy communal kitchen where you can score free pasta, olive oil and cereals.
Amenities: Restaurant, bar, laundry service, garden
Prices: Dorm beds start at around £40 per person, per night
The Best Budget Hotels in Rome
Allegra's House Caracciolo
Allegra’s House is a great value stay located just outside the Vatican city. This gem is neighbours with the Vatican Museum and a short stroll from St. Peter’s Square. As you mosey up to the entrance, you’re greeted by a charming and leafy gated courtyard – talk about setting the scene! Once inside you’ll find spacious and home-y rooms with super soft beds. Each room rocks its own unique colour scheme, adding a splash of personality to the mix. But what really sets this hotel apart is its friendly hosts. Armed with maps and all the deets on the hottest spots to check out, they’ll give you the lowdown on hidden gems and top-notch joints to grab a bite or a brew.
Amenities: Family rooms, luggage storage, airport shuttle
Prices: Rooms start at around £73 per person, per night
Meininger Roma Termini
Meininger Roma Termini is a top budget option conveniently located next to Roma Termini station, making it an ideal base for exploring the city. Plus, there’s a supermarket right next door.
They have a fun, film-themed interior and offer all kinds of rooms – shared dorms, private rooms, as well as larger family rooms. Hang out in the lounge and play some pool or maybe a board game. Whip up whatever you fancy in the shared kitchen and take advantage of their laundry service. Plus, they even hook you up with discounts at a few restaurants nearby.
Amenities: Bar, family rooms, luggage storage, laundry service
Prices: Rooms start at around £41 per person, per night
The Best Mid-Range Hotels in Rome
Bloom Hotel Rome
Bloom Hotel Rome is an affordable and comfy stay located in a peaceful residential area near the Vatican. The rooms are modern, nicely decorated and offer a sweet view of the San Pietro Basilica dome. Plus, you’ve got everything you need nearby – great transportation, tasty eateries and even a big supermarket right across the street.
The staff are super accommodating and go out of their way to make guests comfortable. The breakfast buffet is also highly rated – the fresh juices are a fan favourite.
Amenities: Room service, family rooms, garden, airport shuttle
Prices: Rooms start at around £84 per person, per night
Mama Shelter Rome
Mama Shelter never misses, and the one in Rome is no different. At this Rome spot, you’re right in the heart of Rome – everything’s within a seven-minute walk, including major sites like the Pantheon and the Roman Forum. For a 4 star it’s pretty affordable too.
Inside, the decor is lively and pop-art-inspired, with fun, colourful furniture, a ceiling adorned with garden vines and funky neon lights. Common areas are decorated with mismatched carpets and curtains patterned with lemons – it might sound odd, but somehow, it all comes together beautifully. The rooms are toned down a bit but still just as vibey.
They have a few restaurants too – a 1950s style pizzeria and Italian American restaurant. In the summer, the rooftop bar has DJ sets, photo booths and games on weekends.
Amenities: Indoor swimming pool, restaurant, bar, rooftop, fitness centre, spa and wellness centre
Prices: Rooms start at around £108 per person, per night
Albergo Delle Regioni, Barberini
Albergo Delle Regioni is nestled between iconic landmarks like the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps and the Pantheon, making it a great starting point for exploring the city’s historic wonders.
Pop into the lobby and treat yourself to some free tea and espresso before heading off to your squeaky-clean and soundproofed room. The kitchen area is stocked with juices, coffee, and cookies for all guests.
This spot is known for its great service and attention to detail. Plus, the charming host is always on hand with helpful recommendations for restaurants and activities.
Amenities: Luggage storage, laundry service, room service, bar
Prices: Rooms start at around £115 per person, per night
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The Best Boutique Hotels in Rome
Magica Luna Boutique Hotel
This cosy boutique stay is tucked away in a peaceful corner of the city, just a leisurely 20-minute stroll from the historical centre. There’s a handy bus stop right nearby too.
But what really makes this place special is the charming rustic decor. Rooms boast curved stone ceilings that add a unique touch to the ambiance. Let’s not forget the fancy Japanese toilets – definitely a bonus that adds some extra points. The staff are also super friendly and can hook you up with anything from taxis to hotel recommendations.
Amenities: Lift, family rooms, luggage storage
Prices: Rooms start at around £121 per person, per night
Palm Suites - Small Luxury Hotels of the World
The Palm Suites location is as central as it gets – just minutes from major attractions like the Pantheon and the Roman Forum. With five unique suites, each with their its own funky design and killer city views, it’s anything but ordinary.
Once inside you’ll find bold tropical patterns, mismatched furniture and huge suites each with their own living area. While there’s no restaurant on-site, guests can hit up the Michelin-starred Aroma at sister restaurant Palazzo Manfredi for a once-in-a-lifetime dining experience overlooking the Colosseum. Or grab a cocktail at The Court and soak in the atmosphere on the Palm Suites terrace – the Roman Martini is a must-try!
Amenities: Outdoor terrace, lift, family rooms, luggage storage, laundry service
Prices: Rooms start at around £362 per person, per night
The Best Luxury Hotels in Rome
Palazzo Dama - Preferred Hotels & Resorts
Set along Rome’s Tiber River just opposite the lively Prati neighbourhood, this boutique hotel is a five-minute walk from Piazza del Popolo and Via del Corso.
Architect Antonio Girardi has revamped this aristocratic villa, maintaining its old-world charm while injecting modern cool. Think mosaic floors paired with chic chandeliers from the Plaza Hotel and Warhol art amidst antique portraits.
The restaurant and garden ooze aristocratic vibes, while the bar adds a touch of urban flair. The highlight is its outdoor pool. There’s also a gym and Raspoutine nightclub for weekend fun.
The service is top-notch and super friendly, fitting the fancy yet chill vibe of the place. Remember to check out their guidebook, La Petit Journal, for local tips and tours.
Amenities: Outdoor swimming pool, restaurant, bar, spa, kitchen, bicycle rental
Prices: Rooms start at around £290 per person, per night
Rhinoceros
This trendy hotel is in the Velabro neighbourhood at the edge of the Roman Forum. Renovated by star architect Jean Nouvel, it’s got an artsy, industrial vibe going on. Think exposed concrete mixed with contemporary glass, plus a Fendi-curated art gallery on the ground floor.
The spacious rooms match the artsy vibes as well – expect graffiti walls and half-striped wallpaper. Head up top for the rooftop restaurant and a bar stocked with fancy Italian wines and lush views.
Amenities: Art gallery, rooftop, bar, wellness centre, tours and events
Prices: Rooms start at around £294 per person, per night
Rocco Forte Hotel De Russie
Hotel de Russie is a seriously luxurious pad, perfectly located near Piazza del Popolo and within walking distance of major attractions including the Spanish Steps, Villa Medici and the Trevi Fountain. Plus, it’s only a four-minute walk to the Flaminio metro station, making it easy to explore the rest of the city.
Inside, it’s all about that retro glam vibe, done the Italian way. Picture a slick combo of Ancient Rome and Art Deco, with classic, sharp design that still feels cosy – thanks to the talents of interior gurus Tommaso Ziffer and Olga Polizzi. They have a small pool surrounded by lush daybeds and twinkling mosaic walls. Plus, there’s a gym, a Finnish sauna and a spa.
Now, this bougie 5 star is a tad on the pricey side but we can still dream, right?
Amenities: Restaurant, bar, spa and fitness centre, garden, luggage storage, tours and events
Prices: Rooms start at around £1200 per person, per night
Choose From the Best Hotels in Rome for Every Budget
Whether you’re seeking luxury or affordability, our curated list ensures that you’ll find the perfect place to stay while exploring the wonders of the Eternal City. So pack your bags and get ready to experience ‘la dolce vita’ in style!
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