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Places to stay in Rome

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Rome, ItalyROME, ITALY

Rome has 1,613 places to stay on this site — 637 hotels, 916 apartments and 60 villas — with nightly rates from around €20. Most visitors base themselves within walking distance of the historic centre, where the Pantheon, Piazza Navona and the Trevi Fountain are a short stroll apart, and use Roma Termini and the metro to reach the Colosseum and the Vatican.

Rione Monti sits between Termini and the Colosseum, the lanes around Trastevere and Campo de' Fiori suit long evenings out, and Vaticano Prati offers residential streets and metro access near the Vatican. Below you'll find the best-rated stays, the ones people search for most — from budget rooms to five-star hotels — and a short guide to each neighbourhood.

Places to stay in Rome

Selected stays in Rome

Hu Roma Camping In Town
8.5

26,726 reviews

★★~ €70 / night

Hu Roma Camping In Town

Aurelio · Via Aurelia 831

PoolParkingFamily Rooms

Borgo San Lorenzo Roma
9.2

808 reviews

~ €172 / night

Borgo San Lorenzo Roma

San Lorenzo · 51 Via Dei Sardi

GardenParkingFamily Rooms

Hotel Cristoforo Colombo
8.5

8,641 reviews

★★★★~ €94 / night

Hotel Cristoforo Colombo

Torrino · Via Cristoforo Colombo 710

PoolParkingFitness

Joivy Cavour 238
8.5

1,346 reviews

~ €92 / night

Joivy Cavour 238

Colosseum · Via Cavour, 238

Family Rooms

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Rome by neighbourhood

Staying in Rione Monti

Rome's oldest residential quarter fills the slope between Via Nazionale and the Imperial Forums, with cobbled lanes, small piazzas and independent shops along Via del Boschetto and Via Urbana. The Colosseum is a few minutes' walk away, which makes Monti a favourite with couples and first-time visitors who want character close to the sights.

1,523
places to stay
8.6
avg guest rating
≈€214
typical night
0.9 km
from centre
Cavour
nearest metro

Guest favourite: Dany Guest House (9.2).

Staying in Trastevere

Trastevere spreads across narrow lanes on the west bank of the Tiber, with restaurants and bars around Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere. It suits couples and travellers who enjoy evenings out; the riverside and the climb towards the Janiculum offer walks away from the busiest dining streets.

1,188
places to stay
8.5
avg guest rating
≈€210
typical night
2.6 km
from centre

Guest favourite: Trastevere Roma | Una Esperienze | Preferred Hotels And Resorts (8.9).

Staying in Vaticano Prati

Vaticano Prati combines the streets around the Vatican with Prati's residential blocks and shopping along Via Cola di Rienzo. It suits visitors planning time at the Vatican Museums and St Peter's Basilica, with Ottaviano - San Pietro - Musei Vaticani providing metro access for sightseeing elsewhere in Rome.

3,796
places to stay
8.6
avg guest rating
≈€191
typical night
3.3 km
from centre
Ottaviano - San Pietro - Musei Vaticani
nearest metro

Guest favourite: San Pietro Grand Suite (9.0).

Staying in Navona

Navona puts you among the lanes surrounding Piazza Navona, close to the Pantheon and Campo de' Fiori. Couples and first-time visitors can explore much of the historic centre on foot, with cafés, churches and small squares filling the walks between sights.

1,291
places to stay
8.6
avg guest rating
≈€236
typical night
2.1 km
from centre

Guest favourite: Navona Colors Hotel (9.0).

Staying in San Lorenzo

San Lorenzo is a student neighbourhood near Sapienza University, with casual restaurants, bars and street art around its residential streets. Choose this area if you prefer informal evenings to monumental surroundings; the Basilica of San Lorenzo fuori le Mura is a local landmark, while central sightseeing requires a separate journey.

262
places to stay
7.9
avg guest rating
≈€155
typical night
1.8 km
from centre

Guest favourite: Hotel Villa San Lorenzo Maria (8.3).

Staying in Via del Corso

Via del Corso follows a central shopping street between Piazza Venezia and Piazza del Popolo, with lanes leading towards the Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps. It suits first-time visitors who want shops and major sights close together, with Barberini offering a metro connection for trips beyond the centre.

2,271
places to stay
8.6
avg guest rating
≈€264
typical night
1.3 km
from centre
Barberini
nearest metro

Guest favourite: Hotel Diplomatic (8.4).

Rome: travel advice

  1. 01Refill at the nasoni

    Rome's cast-iron street fountains, the nasoni, run with fresh drinking water all over the city — carry a bottle and refill it for free between sights.

  2. 02Cover up for churches

    St Peter's Basilica and many of Rome's churches turn away visitors with bare shoulders or knees, so pack a light scarf or long trousers for sightseeing days.

  3. 03Expect the city tax

    Rome charges a tourist tax per person per night on top of the room rate, usually paid directly at the property — check whether your booking already includes it.

  4. 04Don't drive into the centre

    Much of the historic centre is a limited traffic zone (ZTL) watched by cameras. If you arrive by car, choose a stay with parking outside the zone and explore on foot or by metro.

When to visit Rome

Warmest
August · ≈32°C
Wettest
November · ≈114 mm
Best for sightseeing
April, May, June and September

Dec–Feb

≈4–12°C · 241 mm rain

Cool and damp, with highs around 12°C and lows near 4°C. A good season for museum days at the Vatican and the Capitoline Museums, keeping outdoor sights for the brighter middle of the day.

Good for

  • City walks
  • Museums & galleries
  • Café stops

Ideal for

Culture lovers · Couples

Mar–May

Best time

≈9–19°C · 182 mm rain

The best spell for sightseeing, with highs around 19°C and mild nights near 9°C. Ideal for long walks across the centre, the Appian Way and day trips out of the city — pack a light layer for showers.

Good for

  • City walks
  • Museums & galleries
  • Café stops

Ideal for

Culture lovers · Couples

Jun–Aug

≈19–31°C · 86 mm rain

Hot and dry, with highs around 31°C and little rain. Start early at the Colosseum and the Forum, rest in the afternoon and head out again for evenings in Trastevere — a pool or good air-conditioning makes a real difference.

Good for

  • Pool & beach days
  • Early-morning sightseeing
  • Long evenings outdoors

Ideal for

Families · Sun-seekers

Sep–Nov

≈12–22°C · 266 mm rain

Warm days around 22°C, but this is also the wettest season, with about 266 mm of rain. A good time for food-focused breaks and museums — pack a rain layer, especially for later in the season.

Good for

  • Walking tours
  • Terraces & open-air dining
  • Day trips

Ideal for

Couples · First-timers

Weather in Rome by month
  1. 11°3°73 mmJan
  2. 12°3°77 mmFeb
  3. 15°6°69 mmMar
  4. 19°9°56 mmApr
  5. 23°13°57 mmMay
  6. 28°17°34 mmJun
  7. 32°20°26 mmJul
  8. 32°20°26 mmAug
  9. 27°16°70 mmSep
  10. 22°12°82 mmOct
  11. 16°8°114 mmNov
  12. 12°4°91 mmDec

high / low °C rain, mm best months · Typical monthly averages: daytime high, night-time low and total rainfall.

Transport around Rome

50 metro stops and 1 rail station are within a 1 km walk of the stays on this site.

From Rome: 7 days exploring Italy

  1. Days 1–3RomeYour starting point: browse the picks above.
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Explore Italy: more cities Naples, Palermo and Rimini.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to stay in Rome?

Stays in Rome start from around €20 a night, and most of the 1,613 places on this site cost between €99 and €302. Hostels and simple guesthouses sit at the lower end — Madison Hotel and Hotel Parker - Gruppo Blam Hotels are good-value options — while five-star addresses such as Orazio Palace Hotel and Dcboutiquehotel sit at the top.

When is the best time to visit Rome?

April, May, June and September are the most comfortable months for sightseeing. August is the warmest, at around 32°C, so plan early starts, a long midday break and perhaps a stay with a pool such as Holiday Inn Rome - Eur Parco Dei Medici By Ihg. November is the wettest month, with about 114 mm of rain.

Where should I stay in Rome for the first time?

Base yourself in the historic centre or Rione Monti to walk to the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain and the Colosseum, or in Vaticano Prati if the Vatican and metro links matter most. Navona suits sightseeing on foot, while Trastevere offers lively evenings across the river. Central options include Hotel Milton Roma and Fh55 Grand Hotel Palatino.

Should I book a hotel or an apartment in Rome?

Hotels suit short breaks, with daily service and breakfast; this site lists 637 of them. Rome's 916 apartments add a kitchen and more room, which works well for families, groups and longer stays. For a self-catering base, Residenza Termini and Sant'Ivo Apartments are well rated.

Where to stay in Rome with kids?

Families usually do best in a family room or an apartment close to a metro stop, so sightseeing days stay short — around Termini, Repubblica and Cavour the metro is never far away. Family-friendly options on this site include Th Roma - Carpegna Palace and Hotel 77 Seventy-Seven - Maison D'Art Collection.