Lina1

My husband and I are traveling to Rome for our 2nd Anniversary in mid September this year. We are planning to spend the last 2 nights of our Italy trip in Rome and were hoping for some accommodation recommendations in the historical part of Rome.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Lina

SusanP

How much do you want to spend per night? Any other requirements? Elevator? Private bath? etc. Give us more information, or do a search here for Rome hotels and you'll get a ton of information.

Lina1

Our only requirements are to be walking distance to the spanish steps/pantheon, and to have a bathroom in our room. We would like to keep the price within the 200 Euro - 300 Euro price range.

Thanks!

bvmcginnis

Please hurry & make your reservations. Rome tends to "fill up". Check/research the accommodations on this website. We are staying at Hotel Gerber, near the Vatican, should be great. My elderly parents, sis & bro in law are going too. Have a great time, I know you will. But get on going on the reservations.

bvmcginnis

I meant to say we are going in Sept too. I made my reservations months ago.

ahmedhaff

We had a wonderful stay at Residanza Canali (http://www.residenzacanali.com/01english.html late last year.

It is neat, clean and very well located.

TangYP

Hi Lina

We stayed in Hotel St Carlo, last year.
The hotel is right in the vicinity of Spainish Steps. Try to get a room in the main building, all the rooms are ensuited. http://www.hotelsancarloroma.com/hot...-carlo-english

gard

Hi

Rome is really not that big when you look at the center core where the attractions are located so hotel location is not really that important. But of course, it is nice to stay in the center of it all I hope that you will have a lovely trip..my wife and I went to Rome in July a couple of years back and here is my trip report with pictures and links: http://gardkarlsen.com/rome_italy.htm Maybe you can find some useful information there. Get in touch if you have any questions.

Regards
Gard
http://gardkarlsen.com - trip reports and pictures

bookchick

Another vote for the Hotel San Carlo! Location is fabulous, very close to the Spanish Steps. Also, the Metro and two cab stands are very close, but it is walkable, definitely, to all the historic sites. Definitely bok ASAP, wherever you stay.

BC

Lina1

Thanks for all of your suggestions on accommodations. Unfortunately these are booked. Any additional recommendations even if they even go into the 400 Euro range would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You!

randola

residenza san pantaleo near piazza navona is a very nice bed and breakfast. we stayed there in june and loved it.

tuscanlifeedit

I think your budget indicates that you are expecting something a little nicer than some of the recommended small B&Bs, and I expect they will be filled, anyway, as lower priced, centrally located hotels are, in September.

Maybe think about a larger hotel, or check venere.com for your dates.

The usual recs are probably full:
www.hotelportoghesiroma.com/
www.hotelsantachiara.it/

You could also try Hotel Nazionale Rome a Montecitorio
www.nazionaleroma.it/

The Due Torri
www.hotelduetorriroma.com
and its sister hotel, the Fontenella Borghese
http://www.fontanellaborghese.com/

Since most will likely be full, I would also try the TeatroPace33 (no elevator, but pretty nice rooms)
www.hotelteatropace.com/

The above are all nice hotels and if they have rooms, are in your price range. They are all in walking distance from the Spanish Steps and Pantheon. More expensive hotels, which I never really check, but are in the right neighborhood are the Hotel Sole al Pantheon
www.hotelsolealpantheon.com/
and the Minerve
http://luxuryhotels.premierhotels.com/Minerve.html

Good luck.

Travelnut

We will be staying here in September, via del Tritone, near Trevi. Doubles/twins are 170€-ish.

http://www.residenza-anticaroma.com/
http://www.romeby.com/anticaroma/index.html

http://rome-hotels.tripadvisor.com/H...ome_Lazio.html

ItalyCathy

Try to stay near the Spanish Steps-Pierret Palio Bianco is wonderful...and of course, The Hassler can not be beat. Another option would be Hotel Condotti. If nothing else - enjoy a drink at the bar of the wonderful Hassler Hotel.

tuscanlifeedit

Lina

I feel compelled to warn you off the Hotel Condotti. While the location is tremendous, there are many bad reports on this hotel. It's been about 10 years since I stayed there, but they had us flushing the toilet with our room waste basket that we filled with water.

I check on this hotel occasionally, and the reports are often dismal. I'ts a shame because the location is fantastic.

Also, I would love to hear what your search leads you to. Please keep us posted.