Rome is a city of history that embodies the culture and charm of Italy. To discover its wonders in the best conditions, choosing your accommodation is essential. Staying in a hotel in Rome is not just about finding a comfortable place. It is also about living a unique experience in the heart of a fascinating city. The warm atmosphere, the services offered and the proximity to iconic sites make all the difference.

City-centre hotel

The centre of Rome is the perfect place to soak up the magic of the city. Staying in a hotel right in the centre of Rome gives you easy access on foot to must-see monuments such as the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon. Hotels such as the Best Western Hotel Artdeco, the Best Western Hotel Astrid, the Best Western Cinemusic Hotel and the Best Western Ars Hotel offer ideal starting points to explore the city. It is also the beating heart of the city, with its lively lanes, elegant shops and legendary squares. For a romantic or cultural stay, it is a strategic choice. You enjoy the historic charm while being close to typical restaurants and nightlife.

Hotel with parking

If you arrive in Rome by car, parking can be a real headache. Choosing a hotel with parking is therefore a comfort criterion not to be overlooked. Hotels such as the Best Western Blu Hotel Roma or the Best Western Hotel Rivoli offer this convenience, allowing you to drop off your bags without stress. If you are travelling with family or with a lot of luggage, options such as the or the Best Western Globus Hotel prove very practical. Some hotels, like the Best Western Hotel I Triangoli, have secure car parks, making it easier to travel to the city centre or go on excursions in the surrounding area. This solution is ideal for combining practicality and peace of mind while enjoying quality hotel services. Moreover, having parking on site often means quick availability and a hassle-free experience.

Hotel outside the city

Staying outside Rome is an excellent option for those who wish to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is also a good choice for travellers arriving via the airport or the station, as some hotels are ideally located near these points of entry. The Best Western Hotel I Triangoli offers a peaceful atmosphere with spacious rooms. It is also an ideal setting to relax after a day of sightseeing. Despite the distance, many transport options allow you to reach the centre quickly. You thus enjoy a good balance between tranquillity, comfort and access to the major attractions.

Visiting Rome: must-do activities and visits

Enjoy the beauty of the Colosseum

The Colosseum is undoubtedly the most iconic monument in Rome. This ancient amphitheatre fascinates with its grandeur and history. Visiting the Colosseum takes you back in time to the era of the gladiators. It is located in a lively district, close to the Roman Forum and the Palatine, two other unmissable sites. By staying nearby, you can enjoy this historic spectacle early in the morning, without the crowds.

See the Trevi Fountain

It is impossible to visit Rome without stopping at the famous Trevi Fountain. This Baroque masterpiece attracts visitors from all over the world, who come to throw a coin to ensure they will one day return to the Eternal City. The Trevi Fountain is even more magical in the evening, illuminated and surrounded by lively streets. Choosing a nearby hotel allows you to enjoy this experience several times during your stay, at different times of the day.

Discover the Pantheon

Located right in the heart of Rome, the Pantheon impresses with its majestic architecture and its dome open to the sky. This ancient monument is one of the best preserved in the city and houses the tombs of great Italian figures. The atmosphere is unique, between solemnity and wonder. A hotel in this district also lets you discover the neighbouring squares, such as Piazza Navona, full of charm and history.

Visit the smallest country in the world: the Vatican

The Vatican is a place apart. It is at once a spiritual, artistic and cultural centre. St. Peter's Basilica, the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican Museums are treasures not to be missed. Visiting the Vatican takes time and energy. A nearby hotel allows you to enjoy it to the full, without stress. It is also a quiet and elegant district, perfect for a quality stay.

What culinary specialities should you absolutely taste in Rome?

Rome is a gastronomic destination par excellence. Each district reveals its own flavours, from traditional trattorias to refined restaurants. Among the dishes not to be missed, pasta carbonara, prepared without cream, is a local speciality. Roman cuisine showcases simple but tasty ingredients: artichokes, pecorino, olive oil, grilled meats… Not forgetting supplì, those melt-in-the-mouth rice balls, or thin and crispy pizzas.

The Trastevere district is particularly popular for its culinary scene. It is an ideal place for an evening out, with its small squares, lively atmosphere and Italian-style restaurants.

Rome is also famous for its gelati, creamy and flavourful artisanal ice creams. They are enjoyed during a stroll, in front of a monument or on a pretty terrace. A real treat for young and old alike.

Finally, staying in a hotel with a terrace or a view over the rooftops of Rome lets you enjoy an unforgettable aperitif at sunset, accompanied by a glass of Italian wine. A sensory experience that prolongs the magic of the day.