2 Best Hotels in Villa Borghese, Piazza del Popolo, and Flaminio, Rome

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We've compiled the best of the best in Villa Borghese, Piazza del Popolo, and Flaminio - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel & Spa

$$$ | Via Gerolamo Frescobaldi, 5, Rome, 00198, Italy

The 1960s-era facade of this large, seven-story hotel designed by Gio Ponti contrasts with the turn-of-the-20th-century Italian court decor and the extensive botanical garden outside, resulting in a combination of traditional elegance and contemporary pleasure. Windows in every room overlook an ocean of green, surmounted by St. Peter's dome. The hotel has wonderful indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a piano bar with stained glass and carved walnut appointments, a massive spa, and chamber music in the garden.

Pros

  • Quiet location on Villa Borghese
  • Fitness room with wide variety of equipment
  • Biosauna and sensory showers at spa

Cons

  • Extra charge to use the pool
  • Rooms are being refreshed on a rolling basis, so some might not be upgraded yet
  • A bit of a hike to caffès and restaurants
Via Gerolamo Frescobaldi, 5, Rome, 00198, Italy
06-854421
Hotel Details
169 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Rome Cavalieri, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel

$$$ | Via Alberto Cadlolo, 101, Rome, 00136, Italy

Set in a quiet residential neighborhood amid 15 acres of lush Mediterranean parkland, the Rome Cavalieri is a true hilltop oasis with magnificent views as well as three outdoor pools, one indoor pool, and a palatial spa. Rooms (ask for one facing the city) are spacious, with private balconies, striped damask, puffy armchairs, and no shortage of luxe amenities, including a pillow menu and luxurious bath products. The rooftop restaurant, La Pergola, is one of the best in the city.

Pros

  • Famed art collection, including a Tiepolo triptych from 1725
  • Complimentary shuttle to city center
  • Impressive on-site restaurant

Cons

  • You definitely pay for the luxury of staying here—everything is expensive
  • Outside the city center
  • Not all rooms have great views
Via Alberto Cadlolo, 101, Rome, 00136, Italy
06-3509
Hotel Details
370 rooms
No Meals

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