There’s also plenty to see in Florence but it’s a more compact city and distances are smaller. The Amalfi Coast is longer and its various small towns are linked by road. “ ... a cab for you- day or night-and they will pick you up right outside the hotel.But I think the strongest selling point of the hotel is the staff and accommodations.The hotel is a small elegant boutique property . Castel Gandolfo is accessible by train from Termini Station. Trastevere would be wonderful for a honeymoon. Unlike many more central hotels, it has an excellent swimming pool, as well as high class spa facilities. 5. Restaurant-wise, there are plenty of tourist traps around the Vatican but the nearby Prati neighbourhood (around Via Cola di Rienzo on a map) has some great restaurants and cafes – try Sciascia Caffè for some of the best coffee in town. Hotel Raphael is a slightly more charming boutique hotel. Santorini: The area’s upmarket streets are awash with designer boutiques and flagship stores selling everything from top of the range homeware to killer heels and diamond-encrusted watches. Just over the river from the Ghetto, the vibrant Trastevere neighborhood is always a great place to stay. This weekend market is a browser’s delight with stalls selling everything from objets d’art to second-hand books and vintage clothes. We have an early morning flight home to London (8am) and I wonder if we’d be better staying a night at a hotel near the airport. Courtesy of St. Regis. Once you’ve checked out these awe-inspiring sights, head down to Monti, a cool enclave sandwiched between Via Cavour and Via Nazionale. Every element of the stay feels carefully considered, from the discreet check-in experience in the living room to the elegant décor in the bedrooms, many of which have four-poster rosewood beds, dark wood panelling, and bathrooms accented with marble. And if we were to take a day trip somewhere outside Rome, what would you suggest? Outside, the manicured gardens are a lovely place to relax. On day two take in St Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museums, home of the Sistine Chapel – to avoid long queues here book your Vatican tickets online and in advance. – Is the area safe? Thanks, Anna. • Hotel website • Check prices on Booking.com, Hotel phone: +39 06 421441 For night owls, the area is a nightlife hotspot and young party-goers swarm to the clubs on Via di Monte Testaccio. Three suggestions. This is the official residence of the Italian President, and visits are by guided tour only. Anita Jenkins. Its interiors are classic with an abundance of glass chandeliers, artworks, period furniture and acres of polished marble. In a former life it was a working-class district, but these days it’s gone cosmopolitan and it’s now home to a multinational crowd of artists, expats, and students from the American St John’s University. 2) Of the three, the Eden is the best placed for sightseeing. Hi again! My husband and I are doing a 14 day journey through Italy in late April. An opulent five star housed in a 19th-century palazzo near Piazza della Repubblica. Modern accommodations with an on-site bar and cafe located 1.5km (18-minute walk) from the Colosseum and 800m (10-minute walk) from the Roma Termini train station. Occupying a grand 17th century palazzo near the Pantheon, the five-star Minerve is one of Rome’s longest-standing hotels. Is there any difference between these two months? The area south of Piazza Barberini features some of the city’s finest baroque architecture. It seems like every hotel is either budget or mid-range. Travel + Leisure is part of the Travel + Leisure Group. Athens: All rooms feature large, sunny windows overlooking the gardens. 5) is still a beacon of luxury at 126 years old. Most places would probably have re-opened by the last week of the month, but there are no hard and fast rules on this. The Vatican area is an excellent place to stay. A fun drinking spot is Rec 23, a trendy bar-cum-restaurant good for an early evening aperitif and occasional live music. If past travels are a rule then we usually spend the whole day sightseeing, return to our room for a quick shower and freshen up, then walk for dinner and usually stay pretty close to our hotel. There are hundreds of bars and cafes dotted around the Campo de’ Fiori area. If that appeals, consider Arco del Lauro, an excellent B&B in a centuries-old palazzo on a cobbled back lane. Capri is the most obvious one to drop as it requires a ferry from Naples or Sorrento (the ferries are just 30 to 60 minutes but it’s still one more thing that cuts into your time). Convenient location near the train station. We will be in the Rome area for 2 days. Also, you absolutely have to book hotels well in advance but you can buy train tickets on your first day in each city (so, about 2 days in advance). If you want to be in the heart of the action, go for the Hotel Raphael. My wife and I have 4 nights in Rome and we’re staying at the St Regis. The 30-room enclave is located in Rome’s historic center, just off the Via Condotti, which puts the Trevi Fountain and glitzy boutiques of Via del Corso within a five-minute walk. Romans of all ages come here for its authentic, down-to-earth trattorias – try Flavio al Velavevodetto for classic Roman fare – whilst young, party-goers flock to the mainstream clubs on Via di Monte Testaccio. It’s by far the bigger city and one day is not enough to do it justice. Rome is more deserving of time than Venice. 3. 3) On the Rome vs Naples pizza question, it’s really a matter of taste: Roman pizzas have a thin, crispy base, whilst in Naples, the base is taller and chewier, more deep-pan in style. The elder statesman of Rome’s hotel scene, the Hassler continues to impress. Any suggestions would help. Highly recommended! We’ll only be there about 10 hours so it need not be anything special. Both the Hotel De Russie (No. • Hotel website • Check prices on Booking.com, Hotel phone: +39 06 4782 5204 The best restaurants in Rome: Salumeria Roscioli (upscale deli with a spectacular Italian restaurant and excellent wine list) • Emma Pizzeria (best pizzeria in Rome, wood-fired with fresh, local ingredients) • Armando al Pantheon (for classic Roman cooking by the Pantheon) • Colline Emiliane (gourmet restaurant for Northern Italian fare), Best gelato in Rome: Fatamorgana (creative flavours in branches across the city) • Best bakery: Pasticceria Regoli (traditional Italian pastries, family-owned for over 100 years) • Best cheese: Volpetti (historic deli in the Testaccio neighbourhood) • Best wine: Trimani (huge selection of international wines near Termini) • Best cafe: Caffè Sant’Eustachio (central cafe famous for its coffee) • Best takeaway: Pizzarium (gourmet sliced pizza near the Vatican Museums) • Best chocolate: Confetteria Moriondo & Gariglio (magical confectioners’ in the historic center). What time do the trains start to the airport in the morning? Perks include 24-hour room service, turndown service, and welcome wine for stays of 3 nights or more. It has some amazing ancient sculptures and a series of sensational Roman mosaics. Rooms are modern and understated, there’s a beautiful garden bar, and the hotel’s spa is one of the best in Rome. If you do have a 3rd full day then a day trip to Florence might be worth it (it’s an easy 90 minute trip by highspeed train and the train station in Florence is very central). If you want to be in the heart of the action – and that would be my choice – go for Palazzo Navona. If you say yes on the area, any good 4 star hotels near the Vatican that have some character? We’re searching for budget hotels in Rome (cheap but not super-cheap) and that seems to bring up many spots that are not right in central Rome. My other tip is to try to fly into and out of different cities. Boscolo Exedra Roma Marriott If you plan on shopping, the summer sales generally start on the first Saturday of the month. To taste classic Roman pizza try Pizzeria da Remo, a busy, no-frills pizzeria in the Testaccio neighbourhood. Home > Italy > Rome > Best Hotels I would like to go to Rome, Venice, Florence, Amalfi Coast, and Capri. Enjoy one of the city's finest stays with our guide to the best hotels in Rome, from boutique hostels to luxury lodgings in a historic convent Andronis is a little closer to the center (the entrance to the hotel is often very crowded with tourists but once you enter the property the crowds are left behind). Big enough? But I prefer the location of Hotel D.O.M. It’s also conveniently situated near Termini train station and Repubblica metro stop. Here you can visit the pope’s summer palace, the Palazzo Apostolico. 2) retain their respective ranks from last year. Art-forward, non-traditional boutique hotel with an organic cafe, a stylish bar with a nightly aperitivo featuring signature cocktails, and weekly DJ sets. This is one of Rome’s best free experiences and a wonderful way to end your day. On the plus side, public transport is less crowded in August and there are plenty of outdoor events going on. Both look like wonderful hotels (as far as I can tell). Offers may be subject to change without notice. Hotel phone: +39 06 699340 This year’s World’s Best Awards survey closed on March 2, just before widespread stay-at-home orders were implemented as a result of COVID-19. Cosmopolitan is in Fira and great if you want to be in the center of the action. There are also a few excellent museums in the vicinity but most of Rome’s main sights are a metro/bus ride away. A modern design hotel near Piazza Navona, it has pretty much everything on its doorstep – sights, restaurants, bars, shops – and the surrounding area is atmospheric and lively. Debating between: Both hotels are great choices. Any recommendations? Required fields are marked *, Newsletter – Get all new and updated articles. It’s near everything that matters in Rome.” The same could be said for the family-owned Hotel Hassler, a grand dame that opened in 1893. On a day trip you could take in the main highlights – the Galleria degli Uffizi, the Duomo, the Galleria dell’Accademia – and still have a little time for wandering the historic center. On line A, use Ottaviano-San Pietro for the Vatican, Barberini for the Trevi Fountain and Spagna for the Spanish Steps. 1. • Hotel website • Check prices on Booking.com. Thank you! Generator Rome. Overlooking the bus station on Piazza dei Cinquecento, the Museo Nazionale Romano: Palazzo Massimo alle Terme is one of my favorite museums in Rome. Thanks John. SuiteSistina for Lovers. My Fiancé and I are going to Rome for 4 nights, then Athens for 3 nights, Mykonos for 4 nights, and Santorini for 4 nights for our honeymoon. • Hotel website • Check prices on Booking.com, Hotel phone: +39 06 478121 Playa Hotel About us: We are in our 70s, don’t speak Italian, budget not an issue. And though travelers may not be able to return quite yet, the capital of Rome remains at the top of many must-visit lists. After you’ve covered the main sights, you’ve pretty much exhausted the Vatican. We’re open to anything, and really just looking for something great. Hi Dave, my name is Tina Ho. The other day we would like to go to a beach. This will retain some flexibility for you. Petinos Beach Hotel, Santorini- Once you’ve crossed the bridge, look left and there, at the end of Via della Conciliazione, is St Peter’s Basilica. Places to try include Co.So, a trendy cocktail bar, and Necci, a historic local hangout. • Hotel website • Check prices on Booking.com, Hotel phone: +39 06 982634 (This is not only a shorter trip than Pompeii but also much less expensive as it doesn’t require taking an expensive Superfast train.). Another top option is J.K. Place, a boutique five-star in the historic center. Can you please plan or make my trip easier for me, since we’ve never been to Italy before? As you say getting to Naples from Rome is straightforward – there are frequent trains from Termini station to Napoli Centrale. So good choices nearby is what I’m looking for. At this point, I’d recommend heading over to nearby Prati. 2) Book tickets to the Uffizi and Accademia in advance on firenzemusei.it – it’ll save you frustrating (and valuable) queueing time. It’s about five minutes’ walk from the Spanish Steps and sports a striking contemporary look that combines traditional luxury with a more restrained modern aesthetic. We’re planning a day trip to Naples and Pompeii and wondering about the best day to visit Pompeii (which largely means least busy, though maybe there are other factors too) and also what time of the day (I know some attractions get somewhat quiet in the late afternoon – is this the case with Pompeii?). 1) What restaurants would you recommend in Rome for outside dining with good to great food? Our main interests are focused around the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel, and the Vatican Museums. The ancient ruins here are truly incredible, especially in spring when the wild flowers are out in full bloom. If you find yourself at a loose end, scoot over the river and you’ll find yourself in Rome’s historic center where there’s plenty more to keep you busy. One of Rome’s oldest hotels dating back to 1787, Hotel Cesàri has hosted such notable figures as Stendahl and Giuseppe Garibaldi. If you enjoy your food, the nearby Prati neighbourhood boasts some wonderful restaurants and cafes. As to what to see and do in Rome, I’d concentrate on three main areas: the Colosseum district; the Vatican; and the historic center. Do you have a recommendation for a hotel in Rome that is approximately $200 per night? You’ll find loads of restaurants on its central strip, Via del Portico d’Ottavia. 1) Surprisingly, it’s not that easy to find a restaurant with great outdoor seating and excellent food. Are there any good hotels near or in the Rome (Fiumicino) airport? 2. 2. Conversely, there’s no connecting road between the five minuscule village that make up the Cinque Terre. A romantic retreat housed in two gracious apartments. (All five properties are located in the center of Rome and within walking distance of attractions like the Villa Borghese.) Casa De’ Fiori looks fine and is handily located on Piazza del Biscione. To get there, take a train from Termini (journey time approx. A family-owned, luxury boutique hotel squeezed into a tiny building behind the Imperial Forums. For cocktails and an A-list setting the Bar Stravinskij in the swank Hotel de Russie is hard to beat. Want central but not chaotic. To maximize your time, go for somewhere in the historic center. Students and trend-conscious drinkers meet at popular bars such as Fafiuché and Ai Tre Scalini, whilst tourists and in-the-know diners flock to the many excellent restaurants. We have 5 full days in Rome in May. Whether you’re a first time visitor or a seasoned Rome veteran, it’s impossible not to be dazzled by the Vatican and its treasures. My husband and I are planning a trip around Europe for the summer. Hotel website. The critical time to avoid is between about 10am and 11am when the tour buses arrive and long queues form at the ticket office. (There is never any extra cost to you for using these links). There are several excellent museums dotted around the greenery, including the awesome Museo e Galleria Borghese. Nan. I know, this is probably not the best use of our time, but we will be at the end of a 3 week trip through Europe with our 2 kids yet we will not have been at a beach (London, Amsterdam, Paris, and Rome are our major stops). With its handmade gelato, vintage Vespas, and iconic landmarks on nearly every cobblestoned street, the Eternal City continues to enrapture Travel + Leisure readers year after year. Cost is not a factor. Are there good restaurants near the Vatican (or too touristy)? The graffiti-splayed former abattoir now houses the MACRO contemporary art gallery at the bottom of Via Galvani. • Hotel website • Check prices on Booking.com, Hotel phone: +39 06 674 9701 • Hotel website • Check prices on Booking.com, Hotel phone: +39 06 5833 4437 If you’re going in summer, you’ll also need to consider the heat. Any recommendations? Best Hotels in the Historic Center and Jewish Quarter, Best Hotels in Tridente and Trevi Fountain Area, Best Hotels in Villa Borghese, Barberini and the Quirinale, Plenty of agencies organize trips from Rome to Pompeii, good explanation here about the Rome to Pompeii train. As well as mesmerising views and excellent food, it has some magnificent hotels, ideal for a honeymoon getaway. The surrounding streets are lively and there are hundreds of restaurants, bars and cafes to choose from – try Armando al Pantheon for classic Roman cuisine or Caffè Sant’Eustachio for superb coffee. • Hotel website • Check prices on Booking.com, Hotel phone: +39 06 684 0390 Further to the south, Testaccio is another foodie hotspot. To get to Tivoli, take the bus from Ponte Mammolo metro station. Housed in an attractive Liberty-style villa dating to 1905, it has beautifully fashioned interiors and even a small outdoor pool and bar. 3) We arrive by train from Florence and fly home from Rome after 5 nights. Some of the larger metro stations also have staffed ticket offices. Inside, the look is modern baroque with dripping chandeliers, bold colours, plenty of gold, and quirky contemporary touches. Personal favorites include Open Baladin, a laid-back bar specializing in craft beer, and Barnum Cafe, a cool hangout with vintage furniture, smooth tunes, and excellent cocktails. Spacious rooms are elegantly furnished with parquet floors and polished antique furniture. So a good location for dining is important. That said, the nearby Monti neighborhood (within easy walking distance) is a trendy area with a bohemian village-vibe and a good selection of restaurants, bars, and cafes. Is the Hassler worth the money? We don’t mind switching hotels. Also in Tivoli, but harder to get to by public transport, is Villa Adriana, the one-time country estate of the emperor Hadrian. Would like to stay in hotels near the Spanish steps as I like to hang out between there and Trevi Fountain after dinner. Looking for a boutique hotel that is a short walk away from restaurants and lively squares. The two main attractions here are Villa d’Este, a Renaissance villa famous for its garden fountains, and Villa Adriana, Emperor Hadrian’s vast country estate. Is it best to stay around there or somewhere like Termini? Breakfast is excellent and the location is within a short walk of Rome’s best-loved sights. Is there a good area for fun lively nightlife in Rome? Enjoying a superb central location, the hotel’s traditional rooms are crowned by a panoramic rooftop terrace that’s perfect for early evening drinks. For a hotel near Termini that’s a little more upmarket, try the Hotel Columbia. It overlooks the Pantheon on Piazza della Rotonda. This vast museum complex is laden with world-famous masterpieces, including Michelangelo’s legendary Sistine Chapel frescoes. 57,768 reviews. Compare 6,405 hotels in Rome using 222413 real guest reviews. But note that it’s very popular and gets rammed on summer weekends. Boutique Hotels in Rome: Find 44786 traveller reviews, candid photos, and the top ranked Design Hotels in Rome on Tripadvisor. 4) Would love to be close to good restaurants. Neighbourhoods you’re likely to be looking at will be fine. Nearby, the Capitoline Hill is home to one of Rome’s top museums, and the mammoth white Vittoriano looms over Piazza Venezia. 4 position. 2) In early June should we expect Rome to be busy or not quite at peak tourist? You’ll also have no problem with museums and tours, as it’s business as usual for the city’s tourist sites. There are trains which will get you there at around 6am. • Hotel website • Check prices on Booking.com, Hotel phone: +39 06 678 1835 There are plenty of decent hotels and the area is well connected with the rest of Rome. The current plan is to make a day trip from Rome to Naples. 1) We are trying to decide between between the St Regis, Westin, and Eden (all Starwood hotels). Which is the most luxurious and “special”? You’ll also find fashionable foodie outposts such as Porto Fluviale, a vintage-style restaurant and bar complex. Deep in the historic center, Pierluigi is a smart seafood restaurant with tables set on a charming cobbled piazza. The Grande Bretagne is on a busy square while the Electra is down a quiet side street steps from the Plaka and 5 minutes closer to the Acropolis. 2. Yes, there are passes for 24 hours (€7); 48 hours (€12.50); 72 hours (€18); 7-days (€24). For a change of pace, head up Via Garibaldi to the Janiculum Hill where you can admire unforgettable views over Rome’s higgledy-piggledy rooftops. Breakfast is always included and special half-board rates are offered for guests who have dinner at the hotel for 3 nights or more. Again, you’ll find a great choice of restaurants and trattorias on your doorstep and plenty going on in the area. To get to the Amalfi Coast you’d have to get a train from Naples or Salerno, and then an onward bus. We are in Rome for 2 nights in June travelling from Positano and really want to maximize our time there. You’d be fine staying near the Vatican. Visiting Rome in May on my honeymoon. I have not heard of Playa hotel but both Electra and Grande Bretagne are excellent. Any advice? Free Wifi. Sunscreen and a hat are also essential in hot weather. Alternatively, there’s Relais Vatican View, a stylish boutique hotel near St Peter’s Square. Foodies will love Testaccio. Great location, old world charm. The site contains the ruins of what was once ancient Rome’s seaport and is like a mini-Pompeii with its intact streets, amazing mosaics, and fabulous amphitheater. On average, 3-star hotels in Rome cost £56 per night, and 4-star hotels in Rome are £84 per night. Can they have a little wine with dinner when we’re out in public? Well, we like to go sightseeing, go shopping, eat at good restaurants, so where should we stay and do in each place? Book hotels in Rome & enjoy deals with Discount Code! The #1 Best Value of 7,690 places to stay in Rome. Can you recommend a food tour on the best of Rome restaurants/food? We have 3 full days to split between Rome and Florence. That said, everything is open and the summer festival season is in full swing. Alternatively, consider a taxi. The boutique hotel is set in a grand 17th-century building that was once Rome’s school of architecture, though it feels more like an impossibly chic townhouse. Cancel free on most hotels. Melissa. What is the best beach (or beaches) that are within a few hours of Rome? It has a range of rooms, including some mini-apartments that might work well for you. The district’s medieval alleyways are also a sight in themselves, and it’s always enjoyable to stroll around, browsing the small artisan shops and lapping up the bustling local vibe. (I ask, because I’ve been in cities where the subway/train is more for commuters and doesn’t service the top attractions.) At some point, you’ll almost certainly end up in Campo de’ Fiori. Should we do a day trip to Florence? Located in the heart of the action, this welcoming four-star enjoys a prime setting just off Campo de’ Fiori. It sits at the very top of the Spanish Steps. Rome’s Jewish community is one of Europe’s oldest and over the centuries it has developed its own characteristic style of cooking known as cucina abraico romana. I’m visiting Rome in Autumn with a family of 4 (twin girls aged 10) and looking for a nice central hotel. Any recommendations? How best to get to our hotel – train, bus, or taxi? The quickest way of reaching it is by metro to Ottaviano, but for a more dramatic approach, walk in via Ponte Sant’Angelo, the monumental bridge that crosses the Tiber by Castel Sant’Angelo. On the monumental approach road to the Vatican, this four-star is just a stone’s throw from St Peter’s Basilica. (It seemed lively while I was there but I remember one turn I took off the main street and it felt a little sketchy.) Fronting onto the piazza, the Basilica di Santa Maria in Trastevere is one of several historic buildings containing fantastic art treasures. Amidst its labyrinthine alleyways and romantic piazzas, you’ll come across headline sights such as the Pantheon and Piazza Navona, as well as a whole host of churches crammed with artistic treasures. Just safe, clean, and moderately priced. As to the time of day, afternoons are quieter than mornings. Owned by the Ferragomo fashion house, it’s a masterclass in modern styling and boasts unforgettable views from its rooftop terrace. Palazzo Naiadi occupies a historic building on Piazza Repubblica. Recommended stay: 3 to 5 full days. For proof, take a stroll from your hotel in Rome to the Forum, the Colosseum, St. Peter’s Basilica, the Pantheon and dozens of other historic sites. Popular bars such as Freni e Frizioni burst into life and the district’s many restaurants, pizzerias and trattorias fill with tourists and Romans out on the town. The Hotel Alimandi Vaticano offers four-star comfort and a prime location opposite the Vatican Museums. Thank you much. Plenty of agencies organize trips from Rome to Pompeii. 2) Rome will be busy in June, and hot. Location is great for access to Termini Station, the area is a bit more typical of the real experience of Rome yet as Rome is a walking city it is still within in reach of all attractions. Which neighbourhoods in Rome are popular to stay in? I love Rome. There are excellent hotels all over, and staying in a less touristy neighbourborhood will give you the chance to see a more authentic side of the city. No one will mind if you give your kids a drop of wine with dinner or take them to a cafe/bar in the afternoon. • Hotel website • Check prices on Booking.com, Hotel phone: +39 06 45661 Whilst still prime tourist territory, this extensive area is less frenetic than many other parts of town. This will save you a day of travel so you don’t have to retrace your steps to your arrival city. It’s just off Via Vittorio Veneto and walkable to both Villa Borghese, Rome’s most famous park, and Piazza di Spagna, home of the Spanish Steps. • Hotel website • Check prices on Booking.com, Hotel phone: +39 06 6478 1859 We know Pompeii is a full day trip but don’t mind that if it’s worth the effort. Much of the city’s budget accommodation is in the area around the main train station, Termini. Alternatively, Airport Shuttle does private door-to-door transfers for €13 per passenger. 4. As one reader summed it up: “First-class service, stunning facilities, top-notch food, and a great central location.”, More information: dorchestercollection.com. Given your travel plans, the Cinque Terre would be easier to get to. What are the best hotels with a spa in Rome? Many thanks Dave. Our main interests while in Rome would be (in order): great food, walking tours of the top sights, museums. Clubs and nightlife are nearby. Over on the other side of Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, Via Giulia is another charming strip with its orange trees, private galleries, and discreet luxury hotels. Free Wifi. A step up in budget, the Hotel Campo De’ Fiori is a great four-star right in the heart of the action. #3 Best Value of 7,691 places to stay in Rome. Just make sure to get an official white taxi. • Hotel website • Check prices on Booking.com, Hotel phone: +39 06 7045 0615 Best Hotels in Central Rome: Definitions can vary, but all the best hotels listed below have (what I consider) a central Rome location. Pompeii is busiest on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, so try to visit on a weekday if possible. Cosmopolitan Suites I’d really appreciate it. There’s much more to see in Rome and way better food. Any help would be great, the month we are arriving is last week of August, long way off, but i do prefer to get my head around these things, many thanks, Louise Jones. The hub of the action is Via del Pigneto, scene of a lively daily market, but you’ll also find bars and restaurants in many of the surrounding streets. My wife and I are in Rome for three nights. Two good value hotels are the Best Western Hotel Spring House in Prati (near the Vatican) and Relais Le Clarisse in Trastevere (my favorite neighborhood in Rome). A brilliant hotel in an attractive residential district. It’s situated on Via dei Condotti, Rome’s premier shopping strip, and is within easy walking distance of many top sights and restaurants. Andronis Luxury Suites Common areas are filled with murals and sculptures by contemporary local and international artists. I was looking at Casa De’ Fiori in Jewish Ghetto, or Hotel San Hotel San Francesco, Relais Le Clarisse, Trilussa in Travestere. Hi SantoriniDave, my sister and I are going to take our mum on a family holiday to Rome, thinking of spending 7 nights there. There’s a set rate into the center of town (€48) which covers up to four passengers including luggage. Can you please, please, please reply to this comment? Uphill from Testaccio, the Aventine is a much sought-after residential district that boasts one of Rome’s great curiosities – a perfectly framed view of St Peter’s dome through the keyhole of the Priorato dei Cavalieri di Malta.