Experts' Choice Award Bettoja Hotel Mediterraneo
What the experts agree on
This art deco gem near Termini station preserves 1930s elegance in its stunning lobby and vintage bar. The rooftop restaurant offers Rome's best panoramic views from the city's highest hill, while spacious rooms and attentive longtime staff create a
“On a busy, noisy street, within earshot of Stazione Termini, this perennial favorite provides an oasis of calm in this chaotic location.”
– Star Service
Travel + Leisure "This four-star hotel sits atop the city's highest hill, the Esquilino." Full review
The Telegraph8.0
"Travel back to the height of the Art Deco movement in this impeccably preserved architectural masterpiece. A lobby straight from the Golden Age of Hollywood and 1930s-era bar." Full review
Frommer's "Luxurious hotel offers vintage Art Deco style, along with a team of long-time employees who warmly evoke the spirit of a bygone era of class and service. Rooms are large and well-equipped." Full review
Travel + Leisure "The family-owned Mediterraneo is an Art Deco monument...the rooftop restaurant has an unmatched view; this is the tallest building on the highest hill in Rome."
Travel + Leisure "Hotel Mediterraneo occupies a Fascist-era building...it’s retained its art deco origins, which are especially evident in the lobby and vintage cocktail bar"
The Wall Street Journal "Tucked away near the Termini train station, the family-run Bettoja Hotel Mediterraneo exemplifies the art deco style that flourished between the wars"
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Free Internet
Room Service
Free Breakfast
Shuttle Bus
Laundry Service
Concierge
$113/night
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