4-star hotels in Rome

In Rome, 4-star is the category with the most hotels on FaceTraveler: you will find 318 of the 702 places to stay in the city. They are a good fit if you want a hotel with round-the-clock reception, breakfast and a little more space, and they work for a short break as well as a business trip.

Where to stay in Rome

• Termini. There are many around the station, with the train to Fiumicino airport and the two main metro lines at the door. A good fit if you make day trips by train or have little time.
• Via Veneto and Barberini. Wide streets between Villa Borghese and the Trevi Fountain, with the Barberini and Spagna stops on line A nearby. A good fit if you want a central area that is a little quieter at night.
• Historic centre. The Pantheon, Piazza Navona and Campo de’ Fiori. You can do almost everything on foot, but access by car is restricted.
• Prati. Next to the Vatican and Castel Sant’Angelo, more residential. A good fit if you are going to spend time at St Peter’s and the Vatican Museums.
• EUR. South-west of the centre, it is Rome’s main business district, with the headquarters of large companies and public bodies. Metro line B links it with the centre. A good fit if you travel for work or are going to a conference there.

Before you book.

• City tax. Rome charges a contributo di soggiorno per person and night, which rises with the hotel’s category. It is paid at the hotel, only for a maximum number of consecutive nights, and young children do not pay it. Check it on the listing or with the hotel, because it has been updated several times.
• Car. The historic centre is a limited traffic zone (ZTL), with access monitored by cameras. If you are driving to a hotel inside the ZTL, ask it beforehand to register your number plate and ask where to park.
• Heat. In summer, confirm that the room has adjustable air conditioning.
• Noise. Near Termini and in the centre there is activity until late; an interior room will be quieter.
• Terrace. If you want a rooftop terrace, look for it in the services on the listing: not all have one.

You will find all categories in the places to stay in Rome. If you are comparing other cities, see FaceTraveler’s 4-star hotels.