Romoli Hotel

Stay in a quieter Rome neighbourhood with parks, catacombs and city links nearby
Use local transport to reach the Colosseum, historic centre and big-name sights

£483

3 nights from £242 pp

Price includes local tax

A laid-back Roman base

Set in Rome’s Appio Latino area, Romoli Hotel gives you a calmer spot to come back to after a day of cobbles, cameras and carbonara. You’re close to Caffarella Park for green walks and a breather from the city buzz, while the ancient Appian Way and nearby catacombs add a fascinating slice of old Rome. Local buses and metro links make it easy to reach the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps when the classics start calling.

Back at the hotel, things are simple, welcoming and practical. There’s free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour reception, luggage storage and lift access, plus a rooftop terrace where you can slow things down with a view. Parking is available, too, which is handy if you’re arriving by car or planning to explore beyond the city.

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Find out more about Greater Rome

There’s much more to Rome than just the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Spanish Steps, and the Trevi Fountain. Greater Rome extends beyond the historic city centre, offering a mix of residential charm, historical gems, and modern attractions. Also known as te Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, this area stretches beyond the historic heart into a vast area brimming with cultural treasures, green escapes, and authentic local charm.

Nestled around the iconic centre, it includes neighbourhoods like Tivoli, Frascati, and Ostia, each with unique attractions. Tivoli offers ancient wonders like Villa Adriana and the enchanting fountains of Villa d’Este. Frascati, part of the Castelli Romani hills, is renowned for its wine and idyllic countryside – book onto a wine tour and taste the local drop at rustic vineyards. Closer to the coast, Ostia boasts golden beaches and the ancient ruins of Ostia Antica, a well-preserved Roman harbour town. Back towards Rome, suburban spots like EUR blend sleek modern architecture with serene lakeside parks, and you can discover another side of Rome in Garbatella Storica, one of the most unique corners of the city, with less tourist queues.

Dining in Greater Rome is an adventure in regional flavours. From rustic trattorias serving porchetta in Ariccia, to seaside restaurants dishing up fresh seafood in Fiumicino, every meal tells a story. Pair your dishes with local wines, especially when you’re in Frascati – bellisimo! Greater Rome offers a quieter, more relaxed pace than the bustling centre, with plenty of nature reserves, charming villages, and easy train connections to central Rome. It’s perfect for balancing the eternal city’s grandeur with authentic, everyday Italian life. Explore its diversity, fall in love with Rome’s broader embrace, and most importantly, when in Rome… do what the Romans do!

Via della Caffarelletta 114, 00179 Roma, Greater Rome, 00179, Italy

Average weather in Rome
This shows you historical average daytime temperatures, not a real-time forecast. It’s a great way to check if a destination’s typical weather suits your holiday vibe.

January
12°C
8 days of rain
February
13°C
7 days of rain
March
16°C
7 days of rain
April
19°C
6 days of rain
May
23°C
8 days of rain
June
28°C
4 days of rain
July
31°C
3 days of rain
August
32°C
3 days of rain
September
27°C
6 days of rain
October
22°C
7 days of rain
November
17°C
9 days of rain
December
13°C
7 days of rain

Reviews

3.8

Based on 560 reviews

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30%Very good

40%Average

19%Poor

5%Terrible

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A Great Neighborhood Hotel

20 Oct. 2026

Artwrk

"Check-in was smooth, and the reception was nice. The room was rather small, even for European standards. The A/C didn't keep up, and the room was quite hot. We asked reception for a fan, and they didn't have one on hand. The breakfast terrace and food were nice and enjoyable. What we really enjoyed was the neighborhood. It was a working-class area with plenty of local restaurants and stores. We enjoyed Pizza Rosy and The Hangover Pub. The staff at the hotel were kind, and they held our luggage for an afternoon. Overall, this was a decent place in a nice area. Other than the hot room, we had an enjoyable stay."

To far from the metro

08 Oct. 2026

dynamicdu0

"Pros: The hotel staff is very nice and accommodating. It has a good sized terrace on the top floor which is used as a restaurant/bar. Our room was clean and beds were made up daily Cons: I am confused as to why some ratings and comments are very positive. The location is far away from all Rome major attractions and the walk to the metro is not so close. It is about a 12 to 15 minute walk uphill to the metro from the hotel. The area is quiet, but is very run down. Our room was on the first floor and was somewhat noisy when people were going in and out of their rooms. The hotel controls the air-conditioning temperature so that you can only raise it, but cant lower it below a certain point. We also had trouble with the toilet flushing the contents down and although the staff took care of the issue, we had to report it daily. I wouldn't recommend staying here."

Basic but well positioned if you don’t might the commute into Central Rome.

07 Oct. 2026

TeddyLenny

"The Romoli took a bit of getting used too. It’s basic and reminded me of a 2 star in the UK with 1970’s decor but a lot of Italian Hotels at the budget end are the same. It’s clean and quiet. We slept in it, that was it, didn’t do breakfast or roof terrace etc, out 9.00am back 9.00pm each day exploring Rome. When we arrived we were given a very small ground floor room which felt like a cupboard, opened windows onto a brick wall, very dissatisfied. That said, when we complained they moved us to a first floor room the next morning. The Hotel is 3 star, clean, basic and a bit dated, not somewhere you would want to spend any time at. It’s in a residential area so if you want an authentic Italian experience with Rome centre a hop away on the Metro it’s ideal. We ate in a few of the Latino district (very big area and lived in but authentic!) restaurants and they were amazing, full of locals. We actually walked into the Colesium, took 35 mins then into the centre another 20 mins, metro is a 10 minute walk away and then 5 or 6 stops depending on where you jump off. Cheap and easy to use. Taxi to the Colesium was €15. If you want to be very close to the tourist spots this is a little out of the way but if you want to escape the hustle and bustle after a day in tourist trap Rome and eat with the locals and not bother that the Hotel is basic then Romoli is a good option . We were 5 days and spent €80 on travel. It’s €40 from the Airport, white cabs outside. Tourist tax is €6 per person per day."

Romoli Hotel

A laid-back Roman base

Facilities

Food & Drink

Find out more about Greater Rome

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Reviews

A Great Neighborhood Hotel

To far from the metro

Basic but well positioned if you don’t might the commute into Central Rome.

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A laid-back Roman base

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Find out more about Greater Rome

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