5-Star Hotels in Lazio, Italy

A beautiful hotel in the heart of romeo - location simply couldn’t be better. The staff are amazingly friendly and went the extra mile after i busted my ankle in rome. Special mention to the front desk and the door man who always greeted us with the warmth of a long lost cousin and were amazingly helpful throughout. They also have the best cappuccino i’ve ever tasted in my life! i’d recommend this hotel to anyone without reservation.

Location wise this hotel is great as the Pantheon is within 5 minutes of walking distance. Very small room. Overall, in my opinion this more like a 2-3 star Hotel instead of 5 stars.

We were so happy with everything that the hotel was about. Most importantly, such a warm positive vibe and energy from the hotel staff, restaurant, food and artworks, totally worth the stay! Reasonably priced, a prime location to every important part of central Rome, The restaurant Donna e Bistrot deserves a Michelin star, because the breakfast is so good, with the options they provide, quality of the food and pastries are impeccable! We had a wonderful tasting menu dinner, with wine pairing, and we thought it was better than a couple of other Michelin star restaurants in Rome that we visited. Restaurant personnel were so warm hearted and friendly, as are everyone else! Can’t praise highly enough. Must come back!!! Nicollo, Sara, Alessandro, and all others are the best people in hospitality!

The room facilities and hygiene are OK, the style is more Italian, and it does look historical. Unfortunately, the hotel staff initially gave me a room that did not match the booked room type, but after checking and reporting, they gave me another room. Overall, it's not bad, the location is good, the security is good, and the breakfast is OK. Just for your reference.

Our stay at Palazzo Roma was simply wonderful. A perfect blend of heritage charm and modern comfort. The hotel is beautifully renovated and immaculately maintained, preserving its classic Italian elegance while offering a refreshed and refined ambiance. Every corner, from the art-filled hallways to the grand dining rooms with frescoed ceilings, felt like stepping into a piece of Roman history. Breakfast was an absolute highlight — beautifully presented, with fresh pastries, breads, and a delightful selection that made every morning feel special. The service throughout our stay was warm, professional, and genuinely attentive, making us feel both welcomed and cared for. Our room was spacious, elegant, and perfectly comfortable — a true retreat after exploring the city. Palazzo Roma exceeded expectations in every way, and we will definitely return on our next visit to Rome.

Location is excellent as it allows traveler to go from the central railway station to the hotel by a walk (5 mins) and avoid queuing for taxi that in Rome are notoriously rare and scam tourist and Italians alike. Downside is that at night (I'd suggest avoiding walking around past 10pm) the area is unsafe due to the large numbers of homeless people wandering around. Hotel itself was great, polite and helpful staff, beautiful setting (in particular the dining/breakfast area) and nice rooms, quite spacious by Rome standard. Breakfast was good, specially if you prefer a sweet breakfast (excellent cakes!) but somewhat lacking of savory options.

Although the room is not big, it is clean and tidy, with everything available. The service is very good, and the waiters are warm and thoughtful. The breakfast is very good, but not completely self-service. Only the bread and pastries are self-service, and the rest need to be ordered from the waiter. Because the order is made, it is freshly made and the taste is very good. I will stay here again next time I go to Rome.

This was the most affordable Indigo I've stayed at, located next to galleries and some Papal properties. Upon check-in, the hotel provided a map, and it's about a 10-minute walk to the Vatican. The room's mini-bar offered complimentary snacks, and breakfast was quite substantial. There's a flea market next to the hotel; I checked it out one evening. Nearby, there's also a family-run takeaway called Grano Street Food, and their lasagna is especially delicious.

Facilities: The hotel is a renovation of an old house, and has the common problems of old European hotels. Hygiene: The sanitation conditions are good, and there are some sanitation blind spots, but they are not often used. Environment: The hotel is located in a relatively balanced location, and the walking distance to each check-in point is basically controlled within 15 minutes Service: The service attitude is very good and can answer many questions

This is a newly opened hotel. Although the rooms are not big, the environment is very good. It is about 20 minutes' walk from the Trevi Fountain and Plaza de España. There are not many varieties of breakfast. There is no buffet breakfast. It is a made-to-order system. The taste is OK.