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November 13 2018

8 of the best boutique hotels in Rome you'll want to know about

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Rome is the perfect city for a city trip. There is so much to do and see, and no shortage of beautiful hotels either. That makes choosing quite difficult! Hopefully, this list of the 8 best boutique hotels in Rome will help you with that. Time for a weekend in Italy?

You can make it as expensive as you like in this Italian city. From hotels fully furnished with designer furniture to private apartments within walking distance of the Colosseum, you'll find it all. Fortunately, you can also find a nice hotel with a smaller budget. The cheapest hotel on this list costs €50 per night, and after breakfast in this great hotel, you can walk to the impressive Colosseum in just a few minutes. A top location!

In this list, we've compiled the best boutique hotels in Rome for you. We've stayed in most of them ourselves, and we've heard great things about the rest. And best of all: you can book your dream room right away. Perfect!

HAVE FUN PLANNING YOUR CITY TRIP TO ROME!

G-ROUGH – BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS ROME

Address: Piazza di Pasquino 69, Rome, Italy
Free Wi-Fi? Yes
Prices: From €390, depending on the season and the room. Click here for the best prices >> 

This hotel is not the cheapest on this list, but it is one of the most beautiful. G-Rough, in the heart of Rome, is located 50 meters from Piazza Navona and 300 meters from Campo de' Fiori. The uniquely decorated rooms are all stunningly beautiful, with the golden bathroom standing out in particular. Highly recommended for lovers of beautifully decorated hotels!

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G-Rough Rome hotel

© G-Rough hotel, Rome

RETROME Colosseum Garden – Best Boutique Hotels Rome

Address: Via Marco Aurelio 47, Rome, Italy
Free Wi-Fi? Yes
Prices: From €50, depending on the season and the room. Click here for the best prices >> 

If you stay at Colosseum Garden in Rome, you know for sure that you can play some great music in your room after a long day in the city. This hotel has recently been renovated and is located in one of Rome's most characteristic neighborhoods, just five minutes from the Colosseum. The decor is entirely in a 50s style, and you can stay in a room or an apartment.

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 Colosseum Garden, Rome - best boutique hotels rome

© Retrome Colosseum Garden, Rome

PORTRAIT ROMA – BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS ROME

Address: Via Bocca di Leone 23, Rome, Italy
Free Wi-Fi? Yes
Prices: From €615, depending on the season and the room. Click here for the best prices >> 

Hotel Portrait Roma is located in Rome's most exclusive shopping area, 300 meters from the Spanish Steps. You will stay in one of the luxury studios and have access to the shared rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the historic center. You can enjoy a delicious breakfast here in the morning! All studios are furnished with designer furniture, and an exclusive Lifestyle Assistant is always at your service. Sounds pretty good, doesn't it?

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 Portrait Roma, Rome - best boutique hotels rome

© Portrait Roma, Rome

MiRHOME GUESTHOUSE – BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS ROME

Address: Piazza dell'Unità 13, Rome, Italy
Free Wi-Fi? Yes
Prices: From €80, depending on the season and the room. Click here for the best prices >> 

Mirhome Guesthouse is considerably more affordable than the hotel mentioned above. The Castel Sant'Angelo is a 600-meter walk away, and the Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Square are 700 meters away. It is the perfect accommodation for art and culture lovers! The rooms are all unique, and you will want for nothing.

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Mirhome Guesthouse, Rome - best boutique hotels rome

© Mirhome Guesthouse, Rome

HOTEL 87 EIGHTY-SEVEN – BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS ROME

Address: Via del Tritone 87, Rome, Italy
Free Wi-Fi? Yes
Prices: From €106, depending on the season and the room. Click here for the best prices >> 

This hotel has recently been renovated, and it shows! What a sight. The rooms are modern and elegantly furnished. A number of rooms have views of the city, and others have a balcony or access to a shared terrace. During your stay, you can also make use of the hot tub, the sauna, and the fitness center. The hotel features a restaurant that will amaze you. Hotel 87 is certainly one of the best boutique hotels in Rome!

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Hotel 87, rome - best boutique hotels rome

© Hotel 87, Rome

PIAZZA NOVANA – BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS ROME

Address: Via del Governo Vecchio 91, Rome, Italy
Free Wi-Fi? Yes
Prices: From €242, depending on the season and the room. Click here foror the best prices >> 

Piazza Novana consists of a number of classically or modernly furnished apartments. Some apartments have a kitchen, and there are also apartments with a balcony. You can choose to bring your own bedding, but I can imagine you would rather not lug that around in your suitcase. So it is very nice that you can also rent it there! Upon request, you can be taken from the hotel to the airport by shuttle bus—how convenient is that?

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 Piazza Novana, Rome - best boutique hotels rome

© Piazza Novana, Rome

NERVA BOUTIQUE HOTEL – BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS ROME

Address: Via Tor Dè Conti 3, Rome, Italy
Free Wi-Fi? Yes
Prices: From €242, depending on the season and the room. Click here foror the best prices >> 

This hotel is located in the center of Rome, just 200 meters from the Roman Forum and a 5-minute walk from the Colosseum. An ideal location! Each room has a TV and beautiful wooden furniture, creating an intimate atmosphere. Every morning, you can enjoy a generous breakfast, from croissants to pastries with fresh fruit. Delicious!

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© Nerva Boutique Hotel, Rome

JK PLACE ROMA – BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS ROME

Address: Via di Monte d'Oro 30, Rome, Italy
Free Wi-Fi? Yes
Prices: From €405, depending on the season and the room. Click here for the best prices >> 

This hotel was designed by Michele Bonan, and it shows. The rooms look very stylish, and it is clear that they were built with a love for detail. The location of JK Place Roma is excellent; a 10-minute walk takes you to the Spanish Steps and Piazza del Popolo. The hotel features a restaurant where you can enjoy the most delicious Italian and international dishes.

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JK Place Roma, Rome - best boutique hotels rome

© JK Place Roma, Rome

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