Rome 4-Star Hotels

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ABOVE: Terrace of the Hotel Raphael.

Rome four-star hotels (P-Z)

Pace-Helvezia
The roof terrace offers views from this six-story hotel on the busy Piazza Venezia. The Vittorio Emmanuele II monument is across the street, and the Colosseum is close by. See guest comments.

Pantheon
With only 25 rooms, the Hotel Pantheon (named after the Roman landmark next door) offers coziness in the heart of the city. All rooms have bathtubs, so you can enjoy a relaxing soak after a long day of sightseeing. See guest comments.

President
Both the Basilica of St. John Lateran (Rome's cathedral church) and the Colosseum are near the President; the Termini station is also within walking distance. The hotel is modern in style and has a 50-car garage.

Quirinale
Jamie Dunford Wood of Travel Intelligence writes: "The Quirinale is a useful choice of hotel for those who want the luxury of a suite without the prices of the Via Veneto."

Raphael
Some of the 71 rooms have private terraces--and if yours doesn't, you can enjoy the view from the roof garden at this small luxury hotel in the central historic district. See Jamie Dunford Wood's review.

Regent
If your tastes run toward the contemporary, and if you demand a full array of amenities and services, the Regent is worth a look. The hotel, which is in the Parioli district, offers special rooms for non-smokers and the disabled.

Rose Garden Palace
This relatively new boutique hotel faces the American Embassy and is surrounded by a private rose garden. Six of its 65 rooms and suites are designed for disabled guests, and you can enjoy a Turkish bath, sauna, or Shiatsu massage in the fitness center.

Royal Santina
The Piazza dei Cinquecento and the Diocletian Baths are the Royal Santina's neighbors; so is the Stazione Termini, which is only 200 meters distant. The hotel caters to modern tastes and has a private garage.

Savoy
This turn-of-the-20th-Century hotel is just off the Via Veneto and 200 meters from the Spanish Steps. Some of the bedrooms accommodate disabled guests; all are soundproofed and have double-glazed windows to keep La Dolce Vita from disturbing your sleep.

Starhotels Metropole
An "American breakfast" with hot and cold items is one highlight of the Starhotel Metropole, which lies behind the Opera House and three blocks from the Termini station. Rooms for non-smokers and disabled guests are available, and the hotel welcomes small pets. See guest comments.

Starhotels Michelangelo
You can check your e-mail at the Internet desk in this modern business-oriented hotel on the edge of the city center. St. Peter's Basilica, just 500 meters away, is clearly visible from the street outside the hotel. See guest comments.

Universo
The original hotel in Italy's Roscioli chain is located a football field's length from the historic church of Santa Maria Maggiore. The hotel, which was built in the 1940s, has 200 rooms and is barely more than a train's length from the Stazione Termini.

Valadier
A rooftop restaurant, a pizzeria with wood-fired oven, a piano bar, and marble bathrooms are among the amenities at this former brothel by the Piazza del Popolo. See guest comments.

White
The White Hotel opened in 1993. It occupies a 19th Century building near the Trevi Fountain and the Quirinale Gardens. The hotel also has a Cigar Bar where smokers can boogie with their stogies. See guest comments.

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