Best hotels in Rome
Our current city-wide picks, chosen from the hotels we have reviewed. The shortlist mixes locations, styles and trip types rather than treating the most expensive properties as automatically best.
Hotel Ponte Sisto
Centro Storico
A four-star in a converted palazzo on the river side of the Centro Storico, built around a garden courtyard.
Hassler Roma
Spagna & Tridente
A five-star at the head of the Spanish Steps, family-owned, with a rooftop restaurant over the city.
Hotel Forum
Monti & Colosseo
A four-star on the edge of the Imperial Forums, with a rooftop terrace over the archaeological area.
Hotel Santa Maria
Trastevere
A three-star in a sixteenth-century cloister off Piazza Santa Maria, with ground-floor rooms around a courtyard.
Hotel dei Consoli
Prati & Vaticano
A four-star in a Prati townhouse a few streets from the Vatican Museums, with a small roof terrace.
Hotel Artemide
Termini & Esquilino
A four-star on Via Nazionale between Termini and the historic centre, with a spa and a roof terrace.
The Beehive
Termini & Esquilino
An owner-run guesthouse near Termini with a garden, private rooms and shared accommodation.
Hotel San Anselmo
Testaccio & Aventino
A four-star in a nineteenth-century villa on the Aventine, with a garden.
Position is our editorial judgement, not a score. Price is the published level of the area a hotel sits in, not a nightly rate: this site quotes none. There is no sort by rating, because we issue no rating and do not republish anyone else's. Property facts come from authoritative sources; no hotel pays for a place on this list.