Rome 4-Star Hotels

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ABOVE: Roof terrace of the Hotel Atlante Star.

Rome four-star hotels (A-E)

Ambra Palace
This hotel opened in 2001, with 78 rooms in a mid-19th Century building near the Termini station and the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. Superior rooms have Jacuzzi baths.

Appia Park
If you want to spend the night within easy driving distance of Ciampino Airport, this hotel on the city outskirts is worth considering. Its modern main building is on the grounds of a villa (now an annex), and it has a restaurant that's badly needed in a neighborhood of offices and car dealers. See guest comments.

Anglo Americano
Two elevators service this 121-room hotel's six floors, and a parking garage is available at extra cost. The hotel is centrally located.

Ariston
A location near Rome's congress center make the Ariston popular with business travelers. The hotel also caters to upmarket tour groups. See guest comments.

Artdecò
Relive the 1920s in an elegant hotel near the Porta Pia, 10 minutes from the Termini station. A Metro station is nearby.

Artemide
The Artemide opened in 1994. Its restored Art Nouveau building is on the Via Nazionale, less than 1 km from the Termini station, and all 82 rooms are soundproofed. See guest comments.

Atlante Garden
All 70 rooms have Jacuzzi tubs at the Atlanta Garden, which was renovated in 1999, is within easy walking distance of the Vatican, and offers free airport pickup. See guest comments. The same management operates:

Atlante Star
The Atlante Star offers Vatican views, a rooftop garden restaurant, and free pickup at the airport. In addition to its attractive standard guest rooms, the hotel offers nonsmoking rooms, family rooms, and suites with Jacuzzis. See guest comments.

Albergo del Sole al Patheon
This hotel claims to be one of Rome's oldest, with a history dating back to 1467. It faces the Pantheon on the Piazza della Rotonda. Click here for a review from Travel Intelligence, which offers a personal booking service for first-class and luxury hotels.

Bettoja Atlantico
Convenience is one reason to stay at the Atlantico, which is located on the Via Cavour near the Termini station, the Roman Archaeological Museum, and Santa Maria Maggiore. The generous buffet breakfast caters to British and American appetites.

Bettoja Massimo D'Azeglio
An historic wine cellar and restaurant, built in 1875, now houses a 198-room hotel near the Opera and the Termini station. See guest comments.

Bettoja Mediterraneo
A roof garden offers a stunning view from atop the highest of Rome's seven hills. The 266-room hotel is furnished in Italian Art Deco style.

Bettoja San Giorgio
The San Giorgio was built just over 60 years ago, and a recent restoration preserved its early 1940s ambience. Like the other Bettoja properties, it's located near two Metro lines and the Stazione Termini.

Beverly Hills
The modern Grand Hotel Beverly Hills is near the Villa Borghese. The "American-style" building has a coach drop-off point, which may be a warning signal to independent travelers.

Claridge
This large, modern, fully air-conditioned hotel is in the upscale Parioli residential district, just to the northeast of the Borghese Gardens. See guest comments.

Colonna Palace
The Pantheon and Collosseum are just a short walk from the Colonna Palace, which offers views from a rooftop garden and swimming pool.

Columbus
In his Travel Intelligence review, Jamie Dunford Wood describes the Columbus as an "ecclesiastical favourite, sparse and atmospheric, for the contemplative type." The hotel is only 200 meters from the Vatican.

Dei Mellini
The Dei Mellini is on the right bank of the Tiber, a few short blocks from the Piazza Cavour and the Castel San Angelo. The handicapped-accessible hotel has specially equipped rooms for disabled guests. See guest comments.

Delle Nazione
It's hard to beat the Delle Nazione's location, which is close to the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. The 74-room hotel was renovated a few years ago and has a private garage. See guest comments.

Eliseo
Enjoy the view of the Porta Pinciana and Villa Borghese from the top-floor breakfast room, then head down the Via Veneto for shopping and sightseeing. See guest comments.

Empire Palace
This elegant hotel, which opened in 1999, occupies a palazzo that was built for a noble Venetian family more than 130 years ago. In the warm months, you can enjoy drinks in the courtyard, and the vaulted rooms of the stables have been converted into a handsome bar. The U.S. Embassy is three blocks away. See guest comments.

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