20 Rome Hotels with the Best Views (2026)

Rome is a city of ancient ruins, grand piazzas and terracotta rooftops, with plenty of corners where you can stop and take it all in. For the best views, choose a hotel with a rooftop terrace overlooking the Colosseum, a balcony above the historic centre or a hilltop setting with the city spread out below. Our pick of Rome’s best hotels with views includes everything from luxurious five-star stays to charming boutiques and great-value hotels, so there’s an option for every kind of trip. 

For iconic landmark views 

• Few hotels in Rome deliver a sense of occasion quite like Palazzo Manfredi, where the Colosseum feels close enough to touch from many of the terraces. Chic rooms, suites, and apartments are decorated in a contemporary-classic design. The wellness centre offers personal training and massages, while chef Giuseppe Di Lorio serves Michelin starred regional and Mediterranean cuisine. Children are well looked after with babysitting services and kids' menus.
• Palm Suite is a stylish haven with views of the Colosseum. The arty and unique rooms create an exotic and vintage vibe with bold, tropical patterns in a riot of colour. Many suites look onto the ancient ruins directly outside the windows. There's no restaurant, but guests can use the sister hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant and terrace cocktail bar.
• Tucked beside Piazza Navona, Hotel Raphaël is ideal for travellers who want to stay in central Rome with a quieter atmosphere. Rooms and suites are luxurious and opulent, featuring red and gold decor, High Renaissance artwork, and marble-clad bathrooms, while balconies look onto cobbled Roman streets and rooftop church domes. The rooftop terrace delivers sweeping skyline views and a restaurant serving award-winning biodynamic cuisine.

• Perched above the Spanish Steps, Hotel de la Ville captures the glamorous side of Rome with layered terraces and panoramic city views over Via Sistina. Each of the unique, contemporary rooms ooze luxury, decorated in rich fabrics, wood and marble. After a day's exploring, guests can unwind at the enormous spa featuring Irene Forte Skincare products, before dining on traditional Roman cuisine at the restaurant.
• Nestled beside the Villa Borghese gardens in Rome, Hotel Eden has long been associated with timeless luxury. Rooms feature thick green and gold curtains, metallic mirrored wardrobes, and seriously comfy beds. There's a high-end spa and two excellent restaurants to choose from. From the upper floors and terrace spaces, the rooftops of Rome stretch endlessly toward the Vatican.
• Six Senses Rome is an elegant and timeless eco-sanctuary in the heart of Rome. Its rooftop spaces have elevated views across domes, bell towers, and the skyline of the historic centre, while interiors are eclectic and modern with minimalist lines and neutral tones. Guests can enjoy world-class dining and a renowned spa with traditional Roman baths.

For rooftop views 

• Hotel Campo de’ Fiori captures the charm of classic Rome with ivy-covered façades and a rooftop terrace that feels wonderfully cinematic. Romantic bedrooms have canopied four-poster beds, frescoed ceilings, antique furniture and regally painted walls. There's no restaurant, but breakfast is served on-site and it's within walking distance of the popular market at Piazza Campo de Fiori.
• Just steps from Piazza del Popolo, Hotel Valadier combines a lively social atmosphere with one of the area’s best rooftop dining scenes. Guests can enjoy a choice of three restaurants, a chic piano bar and a wine cellar holding four hundred different labels. Terraces overlook elegant Roman streets and terracotta rooftops.
• Set between the Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain, Singer Palace occupies a 20th century palace. Rooms are warm and stylish with modern Italian furnishings; the best suite offers a private terrace and separate living space. Its rooftop restaurant and terrace offer sweeping views over the surrounding domes and monuments, which is especially beautiful at dusk. 

• W Rome brings a youthful and energetic edge to the city’s luxury hotel scene. Rooftop spaces are designed as social hubs, with stylish terraces overlooking the historic neighbourhood. Guests can enjoy Sicilian specialties at the restaurant, plus cocktails and DJ sets at the rooftop lounge. Located just steps away from iconic landmarks like the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps.
• A five star stay along the Tiber in Rome’s Prati district, The First Musica is within easy reach of the main sights. Expect floor to ceiling river views, warm woods and sleek lines in the rooms. Dine on contemporary Italian cuisine, before hitting the rooftop bar for cocktails and DJs.

For boutique stays 

• Relais Rione Ponte feels tucked away from the crowds despite its location near Piazza Navona. En-suite rooms overlook iconic squares including Piazza di Tor Sanguigna and Piazza delle Cinque Lune, and feature hypoallergenic pillows, comfy mattresses, Bose speakers and NUXE bath and body products. There's no restaurant here, but there are plenty of cafes and restaurants nearby. Art enthusiasts will love the permanent exhibitions of original modern art on show here, featuring both local and international artists. 
• Salotto Monti embraces the bohemian personality of the Monti district with eclectic interiors and relaxed communal terraces. The Superior Apartment occupies the whole first floor and comes with a full kitchen, lounge area, and room to sleep four (the ideal spot for families). Breakfast is served on the expansive terrace offering glorious views across Rome. 
• A chic boutique hotel, Residenze Torre Colonna is centrally located with spectacular rooftop views over Rome. The historic tower setting creates a dramatic atmosphere, while bedrooms have four-poster beds, white washed walls, and flashes of modern art on the walls. Daily breakfast is served on site and it's within walking distance of Piazza Venezia.

• The four star, Martis Palace Hotel is situated in a heritage, 16th century building in central Rome. Expect panoramic views over domes and tiled rooftops from the roof terrace. Rooms are modern with wooden floors and stylish design pieces; interconnected family suites are great for travelling with children. Guests can take a stroll through the Giardini di Montecavallo gardens, before returning for excellent dining at the restaurant.
• Room Mate Collection Mia brings a playful and contemporary personality to the Celio district. Breakfast on the terrace is an amazing experience with its privileged vantage point overlooking the Colosseum. Rooms and suites are chic and modern, with plush velvet bed-frames and all the mod-cons. Right within the historic heart of the city, it's the perfect location for first time visitors.

For luxury

• An Art Deco extravaganza on the Via Veneto, Baglioni Hotel Regina channels old-world Roman glamour with grand interiors, polished service, and a cinematic atmosphere. The rooms are all high gloss, black marble and fabric walls, while breakfast is served under crystal chandeliers in the eccentrically camp pink salon. Facilities include the Caschera Spa with a hot tub and sauna, a fitness room, attentive concierge and private terraces with stunning views.
• One of Rome’s grandest traditional luxury hotels, Parco dei Principi is known for its spacious grounds, formal atmosphere, and panoramic terraces. Rooms are classically dressed, with rich linens and plush carpets; the best have a private terrace with stunning views of the most famous sights. Guests can choose between three excellent restaurants, unwind at the Prince Spa, or lounge by the pool with a good book.
• Set between the Roman Forum and the Aventine Hill, Forty Seven is a strong choice for those wanting a calmer base without losing easy access to the historic centre. Plush bedrooms and suites have parquet floors, huge comfy beds and all the modern gadgetry. Savour magnificent views of the Forum and Circo Massimo from private terraces and the roof top. There are two restaurants, an in-house cinema and a billiards room, so plenty of ways to unwind after a day's exploring.

For great value 

• Princeps Boutique Hotel delivers excellent value, while still feeling polished and intimate. Recently renovated rooms boast leather sofas and marble bathrooms; the best suites overlook the majestic Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. Located near Monti, it places guests within one of Rome’s most character-filled neighbourhoods, bursting with cafes, wine bars, and small piazzas. Breakfast is served in the airy dining room, while the Colosseum and the Roman Forum are both within walking distance.

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