20 Rome Hotels With Balconies (2026)

If you are looking for a hotel in Rome that's a bit different from the standard, then our hotel experts recommend choosing a room with a balcony. From grand hotels to chic boutiques, the choice is varied and offer great locations, whether that's close to the Colosseum or within walking distance of the city centre. Planning a romantic getaway or a cultural break with the family? There is something to suit most tastes and budgets here. 

For first time visitors 

• Few hotels feel more unmistakably Roman than Albergo del Senato, which sits directly beside the Pantheon and puts nearly every major sight within walking distance. Great for first-time visitors who want classic charm over flashy luxury, with traditional interiors and an old-school rooftop terrace. Balconies look out over the Pantheon’s domes and terracotta rooftops, while the Mini Apartment with two bedrooms and a living area works well for families.
• Hidden behind ivy-covered walls near Piazza Navona, Hotel Raphael 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.
• Portrait Roma feels more like staying at the home of a wealthy friend than a ‘proper’ hotel. Each suite boasts enormous space, haute couture designer furniture, marble bathrooms, kitchenettes and private balconies or terraces that overlook Via Condotti. There is no restaurant on site, but the breakfast buffet is exceptional, piled high with olive oil-rich focaccia and fruits.

• Palazzo Scanderberg works especially well for visitors who want apartment-style space while remaining steps from the Trevi Fountain. Rooms contrast modern, innovative design pieces with original wooden floors and vaults; the best suites offer a private terrace with a butler at your disposal. Wine tasting can be arranged through the hotel for a fun yet educational way to try a selection of outstanding Italian wines.
• 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. Guests can enjoy magnificent views 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 a stylish stay 

• A five star retreat near the Vatican, Mama Shelter Roma is designed for those who want energy, colour and a social atmosphere. The playful interiors, rooftop bar, Roman-style spa, pizzeria, live DJ sets and younger crowd make it one of the city’s liveliest stays. Some of the rooms boast balconies with great city views, so be sure to ask before you book.
• Located in Parioli, The Hoxton Rome appeals to creative travellers who like staying in a trendy neighbourhood. Expect stylish contemporary rooms with statement headboards, bold colours and mid-century Italian design, plus two bars and the top rated Elio restaurant. Rooms with balconies look onto leafy residential streets and 20th century Roman architecture.
• One of the hippest spots in town, G-Rough blends raw historic architecture with dramatic vintage-inspired interiors. The Penthouse Suite, Pasquino Suite Plus and Junior Suite Plus have access to a private rooftop terrace, while balcony views overlook the atmospheric streets around Piazza Navona. The ideal base for travellers who appreciate independent hotels with personality and artistic flair.

• A five star boutique, Casa Monti captures the fashionable spirit of Monti, one of Rome’s most creative neighbourhoods filled with wine bars, galleries and independent boutiques. Bohemian interiors with verdure fresco, antiques and commissioned art give it a gallery-like feel, while the best rooms boast private balconies. Guests can unwind in the rooftop Roman-bath spa with a hot tub and dine on contemporary Italian cuisine. 
• Margutta 19 occupies a renovated palazzo on the scenic Via Margutta in Rome. Plush suites are dressed in a golden palette with dark wood accents; the best offer a huge private patio. Foodies will love Assaggia, headed by renowned Michelin-starred chef Angelo Troiani, while honeymooning guests are treated to a luxury bridal package.

For luxury 

• Located just a 10 minute walk from the Vatican, Villa Agrippina Gran Melia feels more like an urban resort than a traditional Roman hotel. Expect expansive gardens, multiple dining options a large outdoor pool and extensive spa facilities rarely found in the city centre. Balconies and terraces enjoy views of St. Peter’s Basilica and the surrounding historic skyline, and some even have private hot tubs.
• Lord Byron is an Art Nouveau property in an excellent hilltop location, offering a quieter form of Roman luxury. Rooms and suites have private terraces, wallpapered walls, marble bathrooms and huge comfy beds. Dine at Sapori del Lord Byron, one of Rome’s finest restaurants, borrow one of the hotel's bikes to explore the city's main sites, or stroll through the stunning Borghese Gardens next door.
• 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.

• A haven of tranquility in the Eternal City, Palazzo Dama combines boutique intimacy with five-star glamour. Some of the larger suites with furnished terraces overlook the pool; one of central Rome’s most coveted outdoor swimming spots. Pacifico restaurant serves Japanese-Peruvian cuisine and the trendy Raspoutine nightclub is housed within the hotel, a real hot spot on the weekends. The ideal base for a fun weekend away in Caput Mundi.
• Rome Marriott Grand Hotel Flora is a dependable luxury classic overlooking Via Veneto and the Borghese Gardens. Rooms have hardwood flooring, silk curtains, Art Deco-inspired furniture and soundproofed windows, while some also boast private balconies or terraces. Guests can enjoy breakfast at the Flora Roof Top Terrace or dine in the sumptuously red dining room of the Salone Dulce Vita.

For romance

• Hotel Modigliani is a relaxed boutique stay tucked just behind Via Veneto, ideal for couples wanting a quieter retreat close to the centre. Elegant bedrooms, suites, family rooms and one apartment have flashes of Florentine fabric, white washed walls, modern artworks, and private terraces. Romantic, family friendly, and very artistic.
• Palazzo Talia is a restored Renaissance residence in Rome’s Centro Storico. The interiors feature minimalist decor, sleek furnishings, warm wood tones, and vibrant art, while some of the rooms boast a private terrace. Couples can enjoy a serene spa with a Turkish bath and experiential pool, exquisite cocktails and fine-dining at the restaurant. Romantic luxury just steps from Piazza di Spagna.
• Set on the Aventine Hill, San Anselmo is one of Rome’s most peaceful boutique hotels and feels far removed from the tourist crowds. The ivy-covered villa and garden setting give it an almost countryside-like calm within the city. Most of the bedrooms are themed (‘Gold’, ‘Romeo and Juliet’, ‘Poetry’), nine of them have private balconies, and all have rich drapery, splendid bathrooms and touches of baroque glamour. For a romantic stay, choose the Deluxe room with a clawfoot tub topped with a crown canopy.

• Althea Inn is a secluded penthouse B&B in a quiet and more residential side of Rome. The atmosphere is simple but charming, and the spacious rooms have whitewashed walls, simple decor and a flower-filled private balcony. Active couples can borrow the hotel's free bikes and explore the spectacular sites nearby. A great value choice.
• The small Art Nouveau, Hotel Anahi offers a charming stay beside Piazza del Popolo. The hotel’s classic decor and compact scale make it a comfortable romantic base for exploring central Rome on foot. Certain rooms have a private terrace or balcony with stunning city views. Enjoy a hearty breakfast at the nearby Café Locarno, before heading out to explore the Pantheon together, just a short walk away.

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