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Sixteen million tourists passed through Rome in 2005, making it one of the most-visited desti-nations on the planet. And the city is doing all it can to make its visitors comfortable, with the number of hotel beds rising from 83,000 in... read more»

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• Hotel Trastevere House

• This inn is hidden down a tiny side street to the east of viale...  read more»

• Lancelot

• This beautifully kept and attractive, family-run hotel has a...  read more»

• Marcus

• Descend the Spanish Steps and keep on walking to get to the peaceful,...  read more»

• Mimosa

• In medieval times this very central palazzo housed an order of...  read more»

• Navona

• This hotel has a welcoming, community atmosphere: a good choice for...  read more»

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• Nerva

• The family-run Nerva is well located, by the Forum, and the rooms...  read more»

• Ostello della Gioventù Foro Italico

• There are more than 300 dormitory beds at this neo-brutalist building...  read more»

• Ponte Sisto

• The Ponte Sisto combines a business hotel aesthetic with a...  read more»

• Radisson SAS Hotel

• This relative newcomer is seriously minimalist. Beds are on a low...  read more»

• Raphael

• This ivy-draped palazzo in a delightful piazza is a gem. Rooms are...  read more»