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Old Dec 6th, 2003, 04:48 AM
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Hotels in Rome for $300 to $400 per night

I'm looking for a four (or maybe a five) star hotel in Rome for three nights, in May '04, and not pay more than $300 to $400 per night. We want to be close to the Spanish Steps, shopping, cafes. Your suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Try the d'Inghelterra, a four star hotel just off Via Condotti.
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Old Dec 6th, 2003, 07:35 AM
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I have stayed at the Westin Excelsior (five star) on Via Veneto. Excellent location, just a short stroll to the Spanish Steps and lots of cafes in the vicinity.
A friend of mine stayed there recently and was delighted.
He got it at around € 300.-.
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The Intercontinental is at the top of the Spanish Steps. Check their website for good winter package rates.
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I would suggest considering the Minerva.

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Well, I have to suggest two:
-My favorite, La Residenza, in a nice part of town near Via Veneto and a short walk to the top of the Spanish Steps. I've always considered it to be a four star because it has every amenity you'll need. Don't know what the official raters call it. It'll cost a good deal less than your allocated budget range.
-The Hotel Eden, just around the corner from La Residenza, a bit tired looking on the outside but a legitimate 4 star hotel with an outstanding restaurant on the top floor, overlooking Rome through all glass walls. Its price will fall more into your range.
Good luck.
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We are staying at the Regina Hotel Baglioni on the Via Veneto in January. I believe we are paying about 350 euros per evening. Good luck planning!
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Go to www.travel.it and click on hotels with their own website. It's a wonderful website.
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In my humble opinion, I'd advise against the Hotel Eden. I think it topped my list for the most overrated hotel I have ever stayed in.

Good luck with your choice!
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Old Dec 9th, 2003, 04:33 PM
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Thank you to each person who responded. You've given us a great start to finding a hotel.
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