Rome/ North Center is a district of Rome, covering the areas around piazza di Spagna, piazza del Popolo and Parioli district, as well as the magnificent Villa Borghese with its gardens. Further out the area is bordered by via Nomentana and the Tiber river; it includes the Salario district.
Piazza di Spagna lies in the northern part of the central city, to the west of the park of the Villa Borghese. It includes the homonymous square and the famous Spanish Steps; it is one of the most fashionable and well-heeled districts of the Italian capital.
Parioli is a quiet, elegant - and the most affluent - neighborhood in Rome; it's close to Villa Borghese. The name originates from a gigantic wall called "parietone".
Salario, just to the northwest of the Modern Center and the Villa Borghese, is another elegant, upscale neighborhood home to a large and beautiful park, Villa Ada.
This is still the centre of Rome. It is served by the Metro line A, with the stops Spagna (Spanish Steps and Villa Borghese) and Flaminio - Piazza del Popolo.
- Ara Pacis, Lungotevere in Augusta, . Tu-Su 09:00-19:00, 24 and 31 Dec 09:00-14:00, closed M, 1 Jan, 1 May and 25 Dec. Ara Pacis is an altar to Peace commissioned by the Roman Senate on 4 July 13 BC to honor the triumphal return from Hispania and Gaul of Augustus. It is universally recognised as a masterpiece. Following discovery of this work under a building in Rome, Mussolini built a protective building for it near the Mausoleum of Augustus, where it was reconstructed. A new building on the same site as Mussolini's was opened in 2006 and has been controversial. The mayor at the time said he would tear down the new structure. €6.50, reductions €4.50. edit
- Mausoleo di Augusto (Mausoleum of Augustus), Piazza Augusto Imperatore (Just behind the Ara Pacis, bus no 81,117,492,628), ☎ +39 6 67103819. by appointment only. This is a large tomb built by the Roman Emperor Augustus in 28 BC in the form of a stone ring covered by an earth mound. A brick wall, 87 meters in diameter, carried an earth mound covered with cypresses. On top of the hill stood the bronze monument of the emperor. The building was 44 meters high. On the beginning of the alley which was leading to the tomb were two Egyptian obelisks. On both sides of the doorway Bronze plates reportes the "Res gestae", the deeds of the emperor. The urns of Augustus, Marcellus, Octavia, Agrippa, Drusus and other members of the Julian Claudian dynasty were revered here. In the Middles Ages the building served as citadel of the Colonna family. It was destroyed by Pope Gregor IX in 1241. The body of Cola di Rienzo was burnt in this monument. Until 1936 concerts were performed in this building. Excavations began in 1926 and all later additions were removed from the building. edit
- Catacomb of Priscilla, Via Salaria 430 (enter through the cloister of the monastery of the Benedictines of Priscilla. Buses 86, 92, 310 from Termini station), ☎ +39 6 86206272 (fax: +39 6 86398134), . Tu-Su 08:30-12:00, 14:30-17:00. Underground burial place of an ancient Roman family and of seven early popes. Euros 6. edit
- Santa Maria del Popolo, Piazza del Popolo 12 (bus nr 95, 117, 119, 490), ☎ +39 6 3610836. M-Sa 07:00-12:00, 16:00-19:00, Su 07:30-13:30, 16:30-19:30. This is a treasure-trove of art. There are a couple of paintings by Caravaggio: "The Crucifixion of Saint Peter" and "The Conversion of Saint Paul" together with a sculpture by Bernini, frescoes by Pinturicchio and mosaics by Raphael. Part of the Dan Brown tour, this church featured in Angels and Demons, although the Vatican did not allow filming inside. edit
- Santissima Trinità dei Monti, Piazza della Trinità dei Monti 1 (Metro Spagna, bus 116,117,119), ☎ +39 6 6794179. 09:00-13:00, 15:00-19:00. Baroque church more noted for its position at the top of the Spanish Steps than for the church itself. Backdrop for numerous movies including Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck in Roman Holiday. edit
- Rome's Mosque, Viale della Moschea, 85 (situated to the W of Villa Ada), ☎ +39 6 8082167 (). W,Su 09:00-11:30 excluding Ramadan, Italian holidays and Aug. The Rome Mosque, which was inaugurated in 1995, is the biggest in Europe. The inside of the 30,000 m² structure has a large prayer hall that uses tri-stemmed columns that imitate the features of trees. edit
- Santa Constanza, Via Nomentana 349 (bus nr 36,60, 84, 90), ☎ +39 6 8610840. M-Sa 09:00-12:00, 16:00-18:00, Su 16:00-18:00. edit
- Sant Agnese fuori le mura, Via Nomentana 349 (bus nr 36, 60, 84,090), ☎ +39 6 8610840. 09:00-12:00, 16:00-18:00 daily. edit
Historical Squares and Streets
- Piazza del Popolo. This is the largest square in Rome. It sometimes hosts pop concerts and is the focal point for Rome's New Year's Eve celebrations. The twin churches Santa Maria dei Miracoli (1681) and Santa Maria in Montesanto (1679) used to provide a clear welcome to Rome for those coming from the north. Much older, to the north of the piazza is yet another Santa Maria (see below). The Piazza del Popolo is considered as one of the most beautiful squares in Europe. The square was enlarged and two streets, the Via di Ripetta and the Via del Babuino were added by order of POpe Sixtus V. In the middle of the square is an obelisk (see below). In 1809-1816, Giuseppe Valadier, Roman architect of French origin, gave the square the its characteristic oval shape. edit
- Quartiere Coppedè, (Bus no. 92, 63, 630, 86). With its strange Liberty- style buildings with influence from the Art Nouveau of the 1920s this small bunch of blocks is one of the most interesting, and less known, landmarks of the city. A must see. edit
Fountain of the Old Boat: Piazza di Spagna
- The Spanish Steps (Scalinata di Trinità dei Monti). A truly monumental stairway of 135 steps, built with French funds between 1721‑1725 in order to link the Bourbon Spanish embassy to the Holy See (still located in the piazza below), with the Bourbon French church (its monastery founded in 1495) above. Please note that sitting on the steps is not allowed: this is a new measure introduced by the city's authorities in order to prevent disruptive behavior of tourists. Urban police is patrolling the area, you can be fined up to 400€. edit
- Piazza di Spagna, (Metro Spagna, bus nr 116,117,119). The Piazza di Spagna (Spanish Square) is the most famous square in Rome. For a very long time it was the meeting point of all foreigners coming to Rome. In the 17th cent it was the residence of the Spanish Ambassador to the Holy See. The area around the residence was Spanish territory and foreigners who stayed here without permission were forced to serve in the Spanish army. The Fontana della Barcaccia (Old Boat Fountain) was designed and built in 1627-29 by Pietro Bernini, father of the more famous Gian Lorenzo Bernini. The fountain celebrates the fact that before high walls were built along the banks of the Tiber Rome often used to flood. Once the waters were so high that a boat ended up in the square. The The decorations on the fountain imitatie the coat of arms of Pope Urban VII, Barberini who ordered the fountain to be built. A less aesthetic occupant of the square is Italy's first McDonalds, dating back to 1986. Also in the piazza is a column erected in 1856 to commemorate the Immaculate Conception. The column is topped by a statue of the Virgin Mary, and rests on a base with statues of Moses, David, Isaiah and Ezekiel. The Pope visits the Piazza every year on December 8th to celebrate Immaculate Conception. edit*
- Ponte Milvio. This pedestrian-only bridge was originally built in 206 BC and marks the passage of the Roman Via Flaminia over the Tiber. In 115 BC, the original bridge was demolished and rebuilt. It has been restored and remodelled several times since. In 2006, the bridge began attracting couples who, influenced by a movie, used a lamppost on the bridge to hang padlocks as a sign of their love, locking the padlock to the lamppost, then throwing the key behind them into the river. In 2007 the lamppost collapsed under the weight! Feeling sorry for the lovers the mayor ordered construction of steel posts, where padlocks can once again be hung.
The lamppost of love at the Ponte Milvio
- Fontana della Barcaccia (Old Boat Fountain), Piazza di Spagnia. The fountain was designed and built in 1627-29 by Pietro Bernini, father of the more famous Gian Lorenzo Bernini. The fountain celebrates the fact that before high walls were built along the banks of the Tiber Rome often used to flood. Once the waters were so high that a boat ended up in the square. edit
- Villa Medici, Viale Trinità dei Monti, 1 (Turn left at the top of the Spanish Steps. About 200 m on your right), ☎ +39 6 98968905, . Guided tour of gardens in English at 11:45 daily. The villa was erected by order of Cardinal Ricci di Montepulciano in 1544. It was acquired by Cardinal Fernando di Medici in 1576. Since 1803 it is the the French Academy in Rome. The academy was created in 1666 by the French King Louis XIV in order to enable painters to study in Rome. Nicolas Poussin was one of the first students, Ingres was director and Fragonard and Boucher were students of the French Academy, but also musicians like Berlioz and Debussy studied here. Today the villa hosts occasional concerts and exhibitions. Its gardens can be visited. €8. edit
- Villa Albani Torlonia, via Salaria 92 (Bus no. 92, 63, 630, 86. Tram 19), . A magnificent patrician house with beautiful gardens. It was built by order of Cardinal Alessando Albani in 1743-1763 in order to accomodate his collection of art. The collection was taken care of by the Winkelmann, adviser and friend of the cardinal. In Rome, Winkelmann wrote his "Geschichte der Kunst des Altertumns (HIstory of the Art of Antiquity)", which made him the founder of classical archaeology. The painted ceiling of the great hall depicting Mount Parnassus is by the German painter Anton Raphael Mengs who was considered as the greatest painter in Rome in the 18th cent. edit
- Villa Ada, (To the left of Via Salaria. Bus no. 92, 310, 63, 630, 86). Beautiful park, the largest in Rome at 450 acres/182 hectares. Hosts concerts on summer evenings. former summer residence of Italian monarchs. edit
- Borghese Gardens. The extensive Borghese Gardens are a pleasant place to stroll. Inside this area you will find one of the world's great museums, Rome's Zoo, a pond where you can rent a rowing boat and the Piazza di Siena, which hosts an annual show jumping event. edit
- Pincio. The Pincio Park is situated near Piazza del Popolo. It was designed in the 19th cent by Guiseppe Valadier, who also designed the Piazza del Popolo. Formlerly the Casina Valadier was an elegant restaurant. Gandhi, Mussolini, Richard Strauss and the Egyptian King Farouk were customers there. There are many evergreen bushes, palm and pine trees on bothe sides of the paths. Don't miss the view from Piazzale Napoleone I. to the Vatican and Rome from Monte Mario to Gianicolo. Walking through the park from Villa Borghese or along Viale Trinita del Monti is greatly recommended, especcially at sunset. In the park there is an Egyptian obelisk erected by Emperor Hadrianus over the grave of his favourite slave Antinos, who had saved the emperor's life and from then on was adored like a god. edit
- MAXXI (Museo Nazionale delle Arti del XXI Secolo (National Museum of 21st Century Art)), Via Guido Reni 4a (Tram No. 2 and buses 53, 217, 280, and 910. Around 2 km NW of Piazza del Popolo along Via Flaminia, close to the Parco della Musica and Stadio Flaminio), ☎ +39 6 39967350 ([email protected]), . Tu-Su 11:00-19:00. Brand new museum designed to celebrate the art and architecture of the 21st Century. €11. edit
- MACRO, Via Reggio Emilia 54 or Via Nizza 138 (bus no 36, 60, 84, 90), ☎ +39 6 6710 70400 ([email protected]), . Tu-Su 09:00-19:00. Rome's museum of contemporary art, housed in a former industrial complex. Rotating exhibitions, each one usually lasting about 4 months. €4.50. edit
- Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna (the National Gallery of Modern Art), Via delle Belle Arti 131 (Up the hill from Villa Giulia or down the hill from the zoo), ☎ +39 6 322 981 ([email protected]), . Tu-Su 08:30-19:30. An underrated way to see fantastic art made after the Renaissance. Mainly Italian artists, notably De Chirico, but Cézanne, Degas, Kandinsky, Man Ray, Modigliani, Monet, Pollock and Van Gogh are also represented. €10, various discounts available. edit
- Borghese Museum and Gallery (Galleria Borghese), Piazzale Museo Borghese (Parco di Villa Borghese, ☎ +39 6 8555952, booking +39 6 32810 ([email protected], fax: +39 6 32651329.), . Tu-Su 09:00-19:00 (note: Mandatory exit at the end of allotted 2-hr slot, ticket office closes at 18:30). A lovely display in a beautiful villa setting, which concentrates on the quality rather than the size of its collection. There are some very notable works by Antonio Canova and Gian Lorenzo Bernini here, Bernini's Apollo and Daphneis quite amazing. It also houses some of Caravaggio paintings, well worth the admission charge. The number of people admitted is limited to 360 every 2 hours, so it is best to make a reservation on-line  well in advance for the time slot you want. No cameras are allowed. Allow plenty of time to get from the metro to the museum - from the metro stop you can't see the museum and there are no signs, so it can take awhile to find (taxis can drop you off at the entrance to the park but you will still have to walk a bit from there). If you are late for your reservation the museum may not allow you to use your ticket. Originally, the gallery was one of the most magnificient private art collections in the world. It was founded by Cardinal Scipione Borghese. At the beginning of the 19th cent Prince Camillo Borghese sold great parts of the collections to Paris where today they belong to the most valuable exhibits of the Louvre. Since 1902 the villa and the gallery are owned by the Italian state. On the ground floor you will find the Entrance Halls and 8 rooms. The Great Entrance Hall (Salone) has a painted ceiling depicting the negotiations between Marcus Furius Camillus and the Gaul King Brennus (who took Rome in 387 BC), mosaics from the 4th cent AD illustrating fights of gladiators and animal hunts and colossal heads of Emperors Hadrianus and Antoninus Pius. In Sala I (Sala della Paolina) you will see the sculpture of Paolina Borghese, sister of Napoleon, in the posture of resting Venus, one of the most famous sculptures of Antonio Canova, dating from 1805. In Sala II (Sala del Davide) is the sculpture of David with the sling, early work of Lorenzo Bernini, dating from 1623. Sala III (Sala di Apollo e Dafne) has Bernini's masterpiece Apollo and Daphne, created 1622 until 1625. In Sala IV (Sala degli Imperatori) 18 busts of emperors from the 17th cent and Bernini's Pluto takes Proserpina are exhibited. Sala V (Sala dell'Ermafrodito) has a Roman copy of a Greek statue of the 3rd cent BC of a sleeping hermaphrodite. Exhibits in Sala VI (Sala di Enea e Anchise) are a statue by Bernini with assistance of his father Aeneas carries his father Anchises away from Troja, dated 1618/19 and another statue by Bernini from 1646-1652 Truth unveileid by Kronos. In Sala VII (Sala Egiziana) look at a statue of a male youth with a dolphin, a Roman copy from the time of Emperor Hadrianus. Sala VIII (Sala del Fauno danzante) has a dancing satyr, a Roman copy after a work of the Greek sculptor Lysippos. The upper floor has 12 rooms. In the Sala di Raffaelo you can see paintings of the deposition to the tomb and a lady with a unicorn by Raffael. The Sala di Cranach has a painting of Venus and Cupido by Luicas Cranach and a male portrait by Albvert Duerer. In the Sala del Caravaggio e di Lanfranco you will find paintings of the Madonna of the Palafrenieri, a young boy with fruits, David with the head of Gioliath by Caravaggio, a model for an equestrain statue of King Louis XIV of France and 2 portrait busts of Cardinal Scipio Birghese by Bernini. a selfportait and a portrait of a young boy by Bernini can be seen in the Sala di Bernini. The Sala del Corregio has a painting of Danae by Correggio. Finally, the Sala di Tiziano contains some of the best paintings by Titian, Heavenly and worldly love, one of his early works, and The Education of Amor (around 1565). Full and Student €12.50, Concessions €9. edit
The stunningly beautiful 6th Century BC Etruscan Sarcophagus of the Husband and Wife at the Villa Giulia Museum
- ETRU Museo Nazionale Etrusco (National Etruscan Museum), Piazzale di Villa Giulia, 9, Villa Borghese (NW of the Villa Borghese park), ☎ +39 6 3201951, . Tu-Su 08:30-19:30, closed 1 Jan, 25 Dec. The most extensive collection of Etruscan art and artifacts anywhere. Fantastic collection and well worth the admission charge. A difficult museum to find, but a lovely display in a beautiful villa setting. €8, Concessions for students and pensioners. edit
- Keats-Shelley Memorial House, Piazza di Spagna 26, . The house in which the famous English poet John Keats succumbed to consumption, now preserved as a memorial to his life and that of his friend Shelley, both of whom are buried in Rome's Protestant Cemetery (see Testaccio). edit
- Casa di Goethe (Goethe's House), Via del Corso 18 (bus nr 95, 447, 119, 490, 495, 629, 926), ☎ +39 6 32650412, . Tu-Su 10:00-18:00. edit
- Bioparco. The renamed Rome Zoo, one of the oldest in Europe, founded in 1911. On the edge of the Borghese Gardens, a short, well-signposted walk from the Gallery. From 09:30-17:00 or 18:00 depending on the month. They try hard, but San Diego this isn't. If you are a regular zoo-goer you will be disappointed.
Obelisks and statues
- Piazza del Popolo Obelisk, piazza del Popolo. According to an inscription Emperor Augustus dedicated the obelisk to the sun in the 11th year of his consulate (10BC), after he had annexed Egypt to Rome. The obelisk is 24-m high. Originally it stood in Heliopolis in Egypt and was dedicated to Pharao Sethos I (1313-1292 BC) and Pharoa Ramses II(1292-1275 BC). Augustus brought the obelsik to the Circus Maximus, where it was discovered in 1587, broken into three pieces. Pope Sixtus V let him be set up on the Piazza del Popolo in 1589. edit
- Statue of Lord Byron, Borghese Gardens. statue by Thorvaldsen edit
- Statue of Goethe, Borghese Gardens. edit
- Statue of Victor Hugo, Borghese Gardens. edit
- Rent a boat and take a row on the lake in the Borghese Gardens.
- Auditorium, Viale Pietro de Coubertin (to the N of Rome close to the Via Flaminia. Not exactly easy to reach from major tourist areas. Bus 910 and 217 from Termini Station; Linea ‘M’ special bus route between Termini Station and Auditorium, from 17:00 every 15 min on concert nights. Tram: No. 2 from Piazzale Flaminio. Trains: Metro A line to Flaminio then No.2 tram), . The Auditorium at Parco della Musica is a large complex on the north side of Rome, built on a site that was part of the 1960 Olympic area. It is composed of three separate halls whose shapes are inspired by musical instruments. These are positioned around an open air amphitheatre, that is used nearly every night in the summer for concerts. The interiors are entirely made of cherry-wood, which provides for good acoustics. The Parco della Musica opened in 2002 and now hosts a constant stream of classical, popular, and jazz music, featuring national as well as international musicians and groups. Refreshments available and there is a good book shop.  edit
The streets to the west of the Spanish Steps, such as Via dei Condotti, house Rome's most upmarket shops. Most of the famous designer labels can be found here.
- Dolce & Gabbana, Via Condotti 51-52, ☎ +39 6 69924999, . edit
- Giorgio Armani, Via Condotti 77, ☎ +39 6 3221581,, . edit
- Prada, Via Condotti 92-95, ☎ +39 6 6790897, . edit
- Salvatore Ferragamo, Via Condotti 73-74, ☎ +39 6 6791565, . edit
- Trussardi, Via Condotti 49-50, ☎ +39 6 6792151, . edit
- Valentino, Via Condotti 13, ☎ +39 6 6739430, . edit
- Gucci, Via Condotti 8, ☎ +39 6 6790405, . edit
- Max Mara, Via Condotti 67-69, ☎ +39 6 69922104, . edit
- Laura Biagotti, Via Borgogna 43-44, ☎ +39 6 6791205, . edit
- Ermenegildo Zegna, Via Borgogna 7e, ☎ +39 6 6789143, . edit
- Fendi, Via Borgogna 36-40, ☎ +39 6 6797641, . edit
- Re Mishelle, Via del Corso 526 (Just off of Piazza del Popolo.), ☎ 063610194, . A classic family-owned shoe store that carries a huge selection of Italian made shoes. edit
- A few doors to the right of the Spanish Steps (as you look at them from the bottom) there is a McDonald's: yes good old Golden Arches and international chains. The whole place is amazing and looks very Italian, except for the food!
- Antico Caffe, Via Sant'Andrea delle Fratte, 25, ☎ +39 6 69190704. Very nice restaurant on the main alleyway between Trevi Fontana and Piazza de Spagna. For 9 Euro, you get a large choice of pasta with two vegetable sides, bread, and a bottle of mineral water. The house wine is especially good. edit
- Il Margutta RistorArte, via Margutta, 118 (near the Spanish Steps), ☎ +39 6 32650577 ([email protected]), . A fairly decent vegetarian lunch buffet. The staff can point out the vegan eats. A decent value for the money. Near where Fellini once lived. edit
- Fiaschetteria Beltramme da Cesaretto, Via della Croce 39. Lunch and dinner, closed Su. Outdoor seating available. Cash only. Walls lined with interesting art and at least one communal table. Small, traditional menu but the best dishes are the pastas and the simple bresaola, rughetta and parmigiano plate. Recommended dishes are the tonnarelli cacio & pepe and maltagliati al sugo. edit
- Trattoria Fauro, Via R.Fauro 44 (near Parioli theatre), ☎ +39 6 068083301. closed Su. €26-34. edit
- Mamma Angelina, Viale Arrigo Boito 65, ☎ +39 6 8608929. closed W and Aug. €20-32. edit
- Ristorante Mama's, Via Bellagio, 2 (Off the Flaminia in Rome North), ☎ +39 6 3361 4537, . The Mama's Pizzeria Restaurant is the brainchild of an Italian-American woman that has spent 20+ years of living in Italy for over 15 years working and training others in the restaurant culinary industry. The Mama's restaurant opened in 2006 in the north of Rome and its cuisine is revisited in a contemporary Mediterranean cuisine, simple and delicious, combining it with the reception homemade American "feels like home". €20. edit
- Mondo Arancina, Via Flaminia 42/44 (100m from Piazza del Popolo), ☎ 06 3611069, . Great place with typical Sicilian food and sweets, eat-in or take-away. Very close to Piazza del Popolo. edit
- Babington's Tea Rooms, Piazza di Spagna 23. 09:30-18:30, closed Tu. Situated right next to the base of the Spanish Steps, a veritable tourist trap, so be warned....! Ridiculously over-inflated prices... Cheapest pot of tea, €8!! First opened in 1896 in order to fortify homesick English tourists, once famous as a tranquil English haven in a Latin ocean, now serving tea and scones (and more) with considerably less charm and even less value. Take a look inside if you must, otherwise, avoid like the plague. edit
- Antico Caffe Greco, Via dei Condotti 86 (a few steps from the Spanish Steps), ☎ +39 6 6791700, . Ancient and famous coffee bar, with walls lined with art work. Worth a quick look even if you find the prices a bit excessive. edit
- Babette caffe-ristorante, Via Margutta, 1/d (off Via Babuino near Piazza del Popolo), ☎ +39 6 32 11 559, . opens at 1pm. Lovely lunch buffet. Everything fresh out of the kitchen. Much more expensive on weekends. Always best to reserve. A nice way to sample lots of different Italian foods without having to order an antipasti, primi, secondi, etc. 12 euros. edit
- Beershop (Beershop), Via Flaminia 506 (5 minutes from Piazzale Ponte Milvio), ☎ +39 6 96845654. 16:00-22:00. The smallest Beershop in Rome, providing more than 400 beers from all over the world. With a special selection of beers from Italian microbreweries, this is the perfect place for beer enthusiasts. edit
- Inn Spagna Room Rome – Via Mario de Fiori, 11 Telephone +39 6 6786548 • Fax ++39 6 69941013. The Inn Spagna Room is a guest house of Rome with 13 twin, double and triple bedrooms. Private bath, LCD TV, Wi-Fi internet connection, minibar, air conditioning, deposit box and telephone included. Double room with included breakfast from 55 Euros.
- Domus Felix Di Edoardo Iannuzzi, Via Messina 25 (Close to the Via Nomentana and at 10 minutes by foot from the Metro station Castro Pretorio. Close to the Piazza Alessandria), ☎ +39 6 44248477 ([email protected], fax: +39 6 44118631). Individual room €70, double room €90, triple room €120. editThe service is absolutely great, the place is very clean and comfortable, it's close to everything and the price is not high. Very recommended.
- Guest House Frattina Grand Suite Rome – Via Frattina 48, 00187 Rome, Italy . Telephone +39 06 69921647 • Single, double, twin, triple and quadruple rooms with private bath, shower, free wi-fi and breakfast included. Rates: Single €70-€200; Double €80-€250.
- Guest House Romanov Suites Rome - Via del Babuino 104, 00187 - Rome, Italy . Telephone 334 128 2000. Rates: Single N/A; Double €187-€280. Two extra elegant suites with all the services necessary: private bath, satellite TV, free wi-fi and more.
- Gravina Suite Frattina Rome – Via Catone 29, 00192 Rome, Italy . Telephone +39 06 699 1111 • Fax +39 06 3250 4375. Double rooms and suites with private bathroom, free wi-fi, air conditioning and breakfast included served in the room. Rates: Single N/A; Double €130-€221.
- Excel Roma Montemario, via degli Scolopi 31 , Montemario Area , zona Trionfale , tel . +39 6 35058001 , email : [email protected], fax: +39 6 3070392, sito : http:// www.excelmontemario.it, check-in : 14:00 , check-out : 11:00, €75-148 . This hotel has open air pool, restaurant , free parking and Fitness center.
- Hotel Cinquantatre, Via di San Basilio, 53 (2 min from Barberini metro stop), ☎ +39 6 42014708, . Hotel is in an old building with a roof-top terrace, rooms are with satelliteTV, A/C and a safe, some with balcony as well. From €70. edit
- Hotel Condotti, Via Mario de' Fiori, 37, ☎ +39 6 679 4661 (fax: +39 6 679 0457), . Single rooms from €136, double rooms from €175, triple rooms from €209, quadruple rooms from €223. edit
- Hotel Concordia, Via di Capo le Case, 14, ☎ +39 6 6791953 ([email protected], fax: +39 06 6795409), . A hotel in a 18th century building with A/C and a roof garden. From €64. edit
- Etico Hotel Rome – Via Pisanelli, 39 - 00196 Rome, Italy . Telephone +39 370 119 6137 • Fax +39 06 4828761. Matrimonial or twin size rooms with, air conditioning and central heating, flat screen satellite TV, free Wi-Fi, en suite bathroom with disables access and shower. Rates: Single €64-€90; Double €68-€90.
- Garden Hotel Rome – Via del Lavatore, 83, 00187 Rome, Italy . Telephone +39 06 79844142 | F: +39 06 79800131. All double, twin, triple and quadruple rooms have an en-suite bathroom and a shower. Wireless Internet and breakfast are included. Rates: Single €45-€159; Double €45-€199.
- Imperial Suite Rome – Corso d'Italia 92, . ☎ +39 6 8554515, (Fax: +39 6 4817613). A guest house with single, double, twin and triple bedrooms. All with private bath, internet connection and living area. €80/€95 single/double rooms. All rates include the breakfast served directly in the guests’ rooms.
- Inn Spagna Deluxe Rome – Via San Sebastianello, 8 Telephone +39 6 45555310 • Fax +39 6 45555310. The Inn Spagna Deluxe is a guest house of Rome with five bedrooms divided in twin, double, triple and family with en-suite services, shower, mini bar, telephone and air conditioning. Double room €140 incl breakfast.
- Quattro Fontane Hotel Rome – Via delle Quattro Fontane, 149, 00184 Rome, Italy . Telephone +39 06 79844142 | F: +39 06 79800131. Rate includes Breakfast, FREE WiFi, private bath and shower: Single €92-€209; Double €101-€269.
- Residenza Villa Marignoli Rome – Via Po, 2 Telephone +39 6 8418009 • Fax +39 6 8411639. The Residenza Villa Marignoli offers 12 self-catering apartments with private bath, shower and kitchenette capable to host up to four people. Minimum stay 3 days. Apartment for two €414.
- Spagna Suites Rome – Piazza di Spagna, 93 Telephone + 39 6 69797792 • Fax + 39 6 69788781. The Spagna Suites is a guest house of Rome with 12 double bedrooms equipped with private bath, shower, seating area, satellite TV, minibar and free internet Wi-Fi. From €80.
- Trinità dei Monti Hotel Rome - Via Sistina, 91 00187 Rome, Italy . Telephone +39 (06) 679 7206 +39 (06) 679 7456 • Fax Fax: +39 (06) 6990111. Rates: Single €60-€120; Double €90-€200.
- Les Fleurs Luxury House, Via Mario de' Fiori 24, . ☎ +39 6 69921341, (fax:+39 6 69790498). Cosy guest house of the historic centre of Rome next to the Spanish Steps, with double and twin standard bedrooms €260, double deluxe, junior suite €380 and double for single use €230. All rates include breakfast and en-suites services with shower and bathtub or Jacuzzi.
- Guest House Il Piccolo Mondo Luxury Suites Rome – Via Lombardia 40, 00187 Rome, Italy . Telephone +39 334 128 2000 • Suites with private bath, shower, round beds, hot tub, flat screen TV, Jacuzzi and free wi-fi access. Rates: Single N/A; Double €150-€300.
- Residenza Frattina, Via Frattina, 104, ☎ +39 6 6783553 ([email protected], fax: +39 6 6783701), . Located close to the Spanish Steps edit
- Hotel Claridge, Viale Liegi, 62, ☎ +39 6 845441, . The Claridge Hotel is a 4-star hotel located in the Parioli district. Close to the Borghese Gardens. edit
- The Duke Hotel, Via Archimede, 69 (next to Villa Borghese), ☎ +39 6 367221, . checkin: 14:00; checkout: 12:00. Single rooms from €140, double rooms from €140. edit
- Garibaldi Suites Rome, Via delle Carrozze, 60, ☎ +39 339 7631948, . edit
The Garibaldi Suites presents four double and quadruple bedrooms with private bath, shower, air conditioning, TV LCD, free Wi-Fi connection and breakfast included. Double room: 170 Euros.
- Hotel Lord Byron, Via Via Giuseppe De Notaris, 5, ☎ +39 6 3220 404, . Next to Villa Borghese. Single rooms from €190, double rooms from €225. edit
- Residenza Borghese, Via Sardegna 55, ☎ + 39 6 42016810, . checkin: 14:00; checkout: 10:00. A modern Inn just a few steps from Via Veneto. Double room from €105. (41.90915202426188,12.49071478843689) edit
- B&B Domus Pinciana, Via Campania 61/a, ☎ +39 6 42014628, . Small B&B close to Via Veneto offering quality accommodation at affordable prices. Double rooms from €100. edit
- Intown Luxury House, Via Bocca di Leone, 7, ☎ +39 6 69380200, . checkin: 14:00; checkout: 12:00. Single, double, junior suite and terraced junior suite. All rooms with A/C, LCD TV sets with satellite channels, hi-speed Internet connection, safe, minibar and direct telephone line. Bathrooms are fitted with marble and Jacuzzi tubs and/or showers. 290. (41.9044,12.4809) edit
- Best Western Astrid, Largo Antonio Sarti, 4, ☎ +39 6 3236371 ([email protected], fax: +39 6 3220806), . A big hotel in a quiet area of Rome. The staff is friendly and makes the stay very enjoyable. The rooms are clean and spacious and there’s a daily replenishment of the minibar at no cost. The 5th floor breakfast room has great views of the Tiber and St. Peter's Dome. The bar not open at night and there isn't much nightlife in the area apart from a few good restaurants. €115-165. edit
- Spagna Royal Suite Rome, , Via Mario de' Fiori 3, ☎ +39 6 69923793, (fax:+39 6 69290948). Elegant boutique hotel. Double, triple and quadruple rooms divided in standard, comfort, deluxe and executive. All with private bath. Rates change according to the season, starting from £239 for a double standard and €399 for a triple deluxe.
- Town House Spagna, Via della Croce 50/a, ☎ +39 6 68892351, . Brand new Town House 50 m away from Piazza di Spagna. 10 rooms, each with private bathrooms. Up to date facilities. Standard €110-210. edit
- B&B Le Muse, Via Giacinta Pezzana 68 (near Villa Ada), ☎ +39 3487266630. checkin: 12:00; checkout: 10:00. €65. edit
- Hotel Fiume, Via Brescia 5, ☎ +39 6 8543000, . edit Nice hotel near the Villa Borghese park.
- Stendhal Hotel Rome - Via del Tritone 113, 00187 Rome, Italy [www.http://www.stendhalhotelrome.it/] • Telephone +39 06 422921 • Fax +39 06 42292555. Stendhal Hotel is an elegant 4-star hotel in the center of Rome, in via del Tritone in Piazza Barberini and near the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps.
- Stendhal Dependence Luxury Suites Hotel Rome - Via Sistina 4, 00187 Rome, Italy [www.http://stendhalsuites.com/] • Telephone +39 06 422921 • Fax +39 06 42292555. Ten cozy Deluxe Bedrooms, Junior and Royal Suites with satellite TV, free Wi-Fi and buffet breakfast included. Double and Twin rooms: 230 Euros.
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