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Offering "superior service and attention to detail," this contemporary hotel is "well positioned for tourists" between the Spanish Steps and the Piazza del Popolo. — Condé Nast Traveler
$575
on Booking.comThis "very elegant" 1889 hotel between Via Veneto and the Spanish Steps is surrounded by the gardens of the Ludovisi, Borghese, and Malta villas. — Condé Nast Traveler
$679
on Booking.comArt Deco meets Belle Époque at this iconic hotel perched above the Spanish Steps, with a destination restaurant and old-school charm in spades — Jetsetter
$498
on Booking.comThree miles outside the city center, this sprawling 1960 urban hotel with a 15-acre private park sits atop the highest hill in Rome, offering sweeping city views. — Travel + Leisure
$338
on Booking.comElegant boutique hotel within a century-old stone mansion near the Quirinale presidential palace. — Hideaway Report
$404
on Booking.comOn a petite side street...Rome's penultimate shopping district, this notable boutique-hotel from the Ferragamo family...is among Rome's most lavish and expensive B&Bs. — Star Service
$512
on Booking.comThis Adam Tihany-designed flight of fancy has a theme - heaven and hell - with its common areas in various intensities of devil-red, and bright, 'heavenly' bedrooms. — Time Out
$427
on Booking.comLocated two blocks south of the charismatic Hotel de Russie, Rome's high priestess of hip hospitality, this engaging B&B has a sweet little swagger of its own. — Star Service
$249
on Booking.comThanks to its interesting public areas (the rooftop pool alone is almost worth the price of admission), this colorful deluxe establishment works well for groups, gatherings and...individuals. — Star Service
$300
on Booking.comDistinguished boutique hotel in a 19th-century building a short walk from Via Condotti — Hideaway Report
$534
on Booking.comA grand retreat with colossal chandeliers, marble busts and a mosaic-lined pool in Rome's posh Parioli 'hood. — Jetsetter
$264
on Booking.comOnce the stomping ground of princes and maharajahs, the Excelsior today is the hotel of choice for visiting diplomats, celebrities, and, well, American business conferences. — Fodor's
$229
on Booking.comThis luxurious hotel has a bright interior looking out over a lovely landscaped garden with swimming pool, and their free car service will whisk you to Via Veneto and the Spanish Steps in no time. — Rough Guide
$186
on Booking.comThis is the Spanish chain Sol Melia's flagship in the Italian capital, and it is one of the most impressive American-style full-service hotels here. — Star Service
$328
on Booking.comThis hotel is situated in a superb central location amid tony celebrated shopping and dining (never mind the Hard Rock Cafe) — Star Service
$1,624
on Booking.comA stone’s throw from both the Quirinal Hill and the Baths of Caracalla, the St. Regis Grand is a respite from the centro storico fray. — Travel + Leisure
$372
on Booking.comFounded in 1889, this is the oldest hotel in the area and has played host to celebrities such as Pavarotti and Sylvester Stallone. — DK Eyewitness
$419
on Booking.comThe Beehive is a great value for tourists who enjoy the young, energetic vibe of a hostel. — Oyster
The Radisson Blu offers a lot more than most Roman hotels in terms of features. — Oyster
$171
on Booking.comOpened in 2006, this boutique hotel's location, near the Forum but on a picturesque street comfortably off the tourist trail, affords it a more exclusive feel than its sister hotels. — Time Out
$165
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