Where to sleep in Rome
Rome is the capital of Italy with a population of 3 million inhabitants and is one of the most visited cities in the world. Travellers looking for accommodation in Rome will be spoilt for choice with hotels, B & Bs, apartments, residences and hostels.
Prices are available to suit for all budgets and vary according to the type of accommodation and the area of the city.
Best areas to sleep in Rome
The most popular area for visitors to Rome is the historic centre and the area around Termini Station. Most of the attractions are located in this area but, as it is well connected by metro and bus, it is not compulsory to stay in this area.
The area around the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, the Pantheon and Campo de 'Fiori is the most popular area to stay in Rome. The whole area can be easily explored on foot and is not far from the Colosseum and the Roman Forum.
Be aware that hotels in this area may cost more than the quality offered.
Sleeping in Rome near the Vatican
Staying near the Vatican Museums is a great alternative. The proximity to one of Rome's main attractions and the fact that it is well connected to other districts makes this area very popular.
It is certainly quieter than the centre even if less charming.
The cheapest way to sleep in Rome
The hostel is the cheapest way to stay in Rome. They are usually shared rooms with a bathroom but for a few euros more you can find solutions with a private bathroom.
Prices range from 15 euros to 25 euros per bed for hostels in central areas.
The cheapest area to stay in Rome
If you want to save money on accommodation and travel to Rome by car, the cheapest area is the one outside the Grande Raccordo Anulare where there are campsites with bungalows or prefabricated houses with rates starting from 20 euros per night.