Rome hotels & travel
Re Di Roma (€69 - €199, +500 reviews)
Modern hotel located in one of the oldest and most central parts of the city. Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel and is free of charge.
Camelia (€69 - €189, +305 reviews)
The hotel has a strategic location: 200 metres from the underground and 5 minutes walk from the central train station. Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel and is free of charge.
- Hotel Serena (€65 - €160, +1200 reviews)
- Hotel Contilia (€60 - €190, +965 reviews)
- Hotel de Petris (€72 - €218, +935 reviews)
- Hotel Sonya (€76 - €174, +915 reviews)
- Madison Hotel (€78 - €202, +785 reviews)
- Hotel Hiberia (€85 - €300, +675 reviews)
- Hotel Selene (€71 - €184, +630 reviews)
- Hotel Impero (€60 - €230, +620 reviews)
- Hotel Romulus (€36 - €84, +620 reviews)
- Hotel Miami (€75 - €320, +555 reviews)
- Milani (€69 - €199, +545 reviews)
- Hotel Medici (€65 - €200, +515 reviews)
- Re Di Roma (€69 - €199, +475 reviews)
- Embassy (€60 - €170, +375 reviews)
- Hotel Arcangelo (€58 - €184, +375 reviews)
- Tirreno (€59 - €209, +325 reviews)
- Camelia (€69 - €189, +305 reviews)
- Hotel Caracciolo (€60 - €175, +230 reviews)
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Hotel Miami (€75 - €320, +555 reviews)
Renovated 3 star hotel, situated in the historical center, in a splendid "Umbertino" building. Close to the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, The Roman Forum and Colosseum.
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