1 Star Rome Hotels

Double room rates from 65 to 110 Euros HOTEL VIENNESE

Double room rates from 70 to 90 Euros HOTEL CAPRI

2 Star Rome Hotels

Double room rates from 65 to 110 Euros HOTEL LUCIANI

Double room rates from 65 to 132 Euros HOTEL ALTAVILLA

Double room rates from 75 to 110 Euros HOTEL BUONARROTI HOME

Double room rates from 65 to 115 Euros HOTEL MAGIC

Double room rates from 78 to 112 Euros HOTEL HARMONY

Double room rates from 80 to 110 Euros HOTEL GALENO

Double room rates from 60 to 135 Euros HOTEL MILAZZO

Double room rates from 65 to 120 Euros HOTEL PLANET

Double room rates from 65 to 120 Euros HOTEL RUBINO

Double room rates from 70 to 120 Euros HOTEL FIORINI

Double room rates from 80 to 100 Euros HOTEL ARISTOTELE

3 Star Rome Hotels

Double room rates from 80 to 90 Euros HOTEL TRE STELLE

Double room rates from 85 to 85 Euros HOTEL KRISS

Double room rates from 65 to 119 Euros HOTEL DUCALE

Double room rates from 70 to 120 Euros HOTEL TEMPIO DI PALLADE

Double room rates from 75 to 125 Euros HOTEL SERENA

Double room rates from 80 to 149 Euros HOTEL MADISON

Double room rates from 80 to 150 Euros HOTEL EUROPA

Double room rates from 80 to 155 Euros HOTEL GALLES

Double room rates from 90 to 140 Euros HOTEL CAMBRIDGE

Double room rates from 90 to 145 Euros HOTEL PIEMONTE

Double room rates from 65 to 200 Euros HOTEL CORTINA

Double room rates from 115 to 140 Euros HOTEL SELECT GARDEN

Double room rates from 150 to 250 Euros HOTEL MONTECITORIO

4 Star Rome Hotels

Double room rates from 150 to 155 Euros HOTEL DIANA

Double room rates from 170 to 274 Euros HOTEL MASCAGNI

5 Star Rome Hotels

There are currently no 5 star hotels available

The main train station in Rome, "Termini", is the ideal area to stay for anyone who wants the comfort of being near the air terminal, the metro and the bus terminal - all within walking distance of the main tourist attractions in Rome.

The Termini Station area is built on the Esquiline Hill, also famous for St. Mary Major Basilica - a wonderful blend of Roman and Gothic architecture. Its ornate ceiling is decorated with the first gold brought from the New World and donated by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain - it is a perfect example of a Roman Basilica and should not be missed! Ancient Rome was built on the east, or left bank of the Tiber, on elevations (now much less prominent) emerging from the marshy lowlands of the Campagna. The Seven Hills of the Ancient City are the Palatino, roughly in the centre, with the Campidoglio to the northwest and the Quirinale, Viminale Celio and Aventino in an outlying north southwest curve and the Esquilino.

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