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Once the heart of the world’s mightiest empire, Rome truly is the Eternal City for its magnificent remnants spanning almost three millennia. Millions of visitors every year flock to its wide selection of hotels set close to breathtaking landmarks, the majority of which can be accessed on foot or by using the city’s subway system.
When to Visit Based on Price
Low Season: November through March. Average Daily Rates of:
  • 2 Star: $40 - $200
  • 3 Star: $30 - $500
  • 4 Star: $45 - $600
High Season: March/April through October, Christmas and New Year. Average Daily Rates of:
  • 2 Star: $55 - $180
  • 3 Star: $45 - $550
  • 4 Star: $75 - $580
Magic Savings Tip: If possible, try to plan your visit to Rome in November or February. These are non-peak times so you can find best hotel rates. Museums and sites are free during the Cultural Heritage week.

Sights you mustn't miss

Rome’s historic quarter inside the Aurelian walls is small and packed with reminders of the city’s Imperial past.
Old Rome district is the Renaissance hub and the Colosseum and Capitoline Hill museums are the heart of the ancient city.
Vast St Peter’s Square holds breathtaking St Peter’s Basilica with its stunning interior, and Vatican City with its Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museum displays a magnificent artistic and religious heritage second to none in the world.

Fun things to do

Rome is a city of music and song, with its three Parco della Musica concert halls offering classical, jazz and popular music.
Clubbing and nightlife in Rome is great, from late-night partying in Testaccio district or pub and club crawls in San Lorenzo. Alternatively dance the night away in trendy discos such as Alien, Gilda and Piper.
For a truly Roman experience, wandering the cobbled streets of Trastevere district.

Wining and dining

Eating out in Rome is a delight for even the fussiest gourmet, with its restaurant ambience everything from romantic in Trastevere through eating as the Romans do in local trattorias to haute cuisine in top hotels and famous-name restaurants.
The Roman cuisine is unique, with recipes jealously guarded by local chefs, and the local wines are robust and delicious.

Day trips

Ostia Antica, ancient Rome’s trading port and military base, is less than an hour’s drive away on the coast, and Castel Gandolfo, the Pope’s summer home, is charmingly set overlooking Lake Albano in the hill town of Frascani some 21kms from Rome.
The papal city of Viterbo, famed for its thermal baths and medieval heritage buildings, is just over a hour from Rome.
On the coast Civitavecchia is a comfortable drive away with its National Archaeological Museum and 16th century fortress designed by Michaelangelo.

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Our recommendations in Rome

Best Western Globus Hotel

Best Western Globus Hotel

3-star hotel

8.3 Very Good

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$152

Seven Hills Village

Seven Hills Village

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6.4 Good

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$26

Hotel Residence Villa Tassoni

Hotel Residence Villa Tassoni

3-star hotel

N/A

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$52

Hotel Solis

Hotel Solis

3-star hotel

7.8 Good

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$162

Turner Hotel Rome

Turner Hotel Rome

4-star hotel

7.4 Good

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$120

Hotel Re di Roma

Hotel Re di Roma

3-star hotel

8.6 Fabulous

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$39

Sheraton Roma Hotel & Conference Center

Sheraton Roma Hotel & Conference Center

4-star hotel

7.5 Good

Stories

Where the cabbies eat in Rome!

We've all been there... a foreign city, the restaurant in the popular part of town seems nice from the outside... but oh dear, over-priced, not good, and surly service. That may be the cost of tourism, but it doesn't have to be that way in Rome. Here are the restaurants the cabbies eat in - so you know it's food, know it's well-priced and you'll enjoy it. Cheaprooms.com has a scooter-load of discount rooms in Rome right now to suit every budget. Rome is one of the great cities in the world - history and marvellous museums, beautiful clothes shopping and plenty of dining outdoors. Check out the good deals on Cheap Rooms and get ready to see enjoy the world's most romantico city.. The great thing about Rome is the sheer number of restaurants and cafes to experience. Hopefully the weather is your friend, because the many outdoor options are glorious. Check the weather in Rome before you leave, so you know how to dress. Your first stop must be for pizza - when in Rome and all of that. Pizzeria Remo is 75 years old and is a local favorite. You might have to yell for service, but each deliciously flaky, fresh pizza is fired to order. It's at Piazza di Santa Maria Liberatrice, 44, Testaccio. La Tavernaccia da Bruno is a family-run place at Via Panfilo Castaldi, 12, Trastevere and seves traditional Italian Trattoria food like pasta and seafood. Look out for La Nuova Cantinetta occupying a small space in a residential area called Garbatella. Fairly simple stuff, but fresh and made to order. They're at Via Basilio Brollo, 7, Garbatella.

A (very) Roman Holiday

Easter in Europe is always good - spring is in the air and the tourists haven't yet arrived in swathes. But Easter in Rome is truly special - and none more so than this year, with a new Pope promised in time for the celebrations. Find Cheaprooms.com accommodation in Rome and enjoy a truly inspirational Roman holiday this year. Where to stay in Rome? If you're quick, you can still secure accommodation close to the Vatican, but failing that, across the Tiber there are many good hotels close to public transport. Check out the good deals on Cheap Rooms and you'll find something good, central and friendly. All the public museums and main attractions are open over the Holiday Weekend (excluding things like the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican museums). Chances are, however, you'll be in St Peter's Square watching as a new Pope celebrates Mass. Even if you're not Catholic, the spectacle is likely to be a life long memory. A traditional Roman breakfast over Easter is ham, eggs and cold cuts like salami. They take their time over breakfast and finish with a traditional Easter cheese bread. Many restaurants will be closed on Easter Sunday so make arrangements prior to the day. If you're a music lover, many of the Roman churches have sacred music events. They're usually free and feature classical music from Brahms, Bach, Schubert and more. For the religious, the Good Friday Mass is very special. Mass with the Pope at St. Peter’s Basilica starts at 5pm. The “Way of the Cross,” or Via Crucis, starts at the Colosseum at 9:15pm. The Pope leads the candlelit procession, as it heads up the Palatine hill, stopping 14 times along the way to reflect on Christ’s journey to the cross.

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