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The Pantheon is one of Rome's most famed attractions. A 2000-year-old temple of vast proportions, now a church, set in the heart of the city; For many, this is one of the top must-sees on a cultural trip to Rome. However, there are several reasons to stay near the Pantheon. The neighbourhood itself is one of the oldest in Rome filled with winding streets, restaurants, cafes, and it is also close to the Vatican and Trastevere. Due to the age of many of the buildings, the best hotels near the Pantheon are not generally large properties but instead are mostly intimate B&Bs and boutiques. So if you are looking for lots of amenities, it is better to stay a little further out. For those who want to be within walking distance of the sights, our hotel experts have hand-selected the best hotels in the area. So why not browse through our collection to start planning your next stay?
For luxury

- Martius Private Suites is a luxurious hotel dating back to the Renaissance era. Grand rooms have been brought into the 21st century yet they still retain their original opulence; think frescoes, chandeliers, and antiques. With attractive rates for a luxury stay, this property is hard to beat.
For the views

- Eitch Borromini is a plush hotel within a 17th-century palace designed by Italian architect Francesco Borromini and directly overlooking Piazza Navona. Suites have a classical feel, with antique furnishings and luxurious linens; the best offer spectacular city views. If your budget doesn't run to a suite you can still see the view from the gorgeous rooftop terrace bar.
- The Hotel Raphael is an eco-hotel with a rooftop restaurant serving award-winning biodynamic cuisine and boasting spectacular views of the Basilica. Rooms and suites are luxurious and opulent featuring red and gold decor, high Renaissance artwork, and marble-clad bathrooms.
- The Palazzo Navona Hotel has a stylish Scandinavian aesthetic and a fantastic rooftop bar with panoramic views across the city. A four-star property that offers a nice alternative to what are mostly traditional hotels in the area.
- Singer Palace is a small and luxurious boutique set in a 20th-century palace located between the Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain. Rooms are warm and stylish with modern Italian furnishings; the best suite offers a private terrace and separate living space. The rooftop terrace restaurant, however, is the real lure with its superb city views.
For a design hotel
- The Gigli d’Oro Suites are a sophisticated collection of six designer suites converted from a grand residence. A refurb has added a slick and modern touch with whitewashed walls, glass bathrooms, and designer furniture that stand in stark contrast with the original parquet floors, wooden beams and oil paintings. A stylish home-away-from-home.
- The Relais Orso is a sleek, contemporary hotel converted from a 17th-century townhouse on a quiet, cobbled street just steps from the Piazza Navona and the Pantheon. There are 15 rooms and suites and a restaurant with a roof garden and fantastic city views.
- G-Rough is one of the hippest spots in Rome, located a stone's throw from the Piazza Navona. Parquet floors and original tiles of this 17th-century townhouse have been retained, however, there is now retro design furniture and exposed stone walls giving a chic modern feel. Complete with a fantastic roof terrace and a buzzy bar. A hip choice.
For a boutique
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- Relais Rione Ponte is a fab little boutique hotel that's less than five minutes walk from both the Pantheon and Piazza Navona. As well as nine stylish rooms with five star amenities, it also hosts a permanent art exhibition, and offer superb value for money.
- Casa De'Coronari is a boutique hotel close to Piazza Navona with bright rooms and hand-selected design pieces; the best suites offer a private terrace and living space. Many of the building's original features have been preserved including the terracotta floors. An intimate stay.
- Corso 281 is an exclusive hotel occupying an 18th-century building on Via del Corso. Rooms are dressed in an aristocratic style and blend hand-selected design pieces with unique artworks; the best suites have a pretty terrace with French doors. Complete with its own art collection — this is a very stylish boutique.
- Le Quattro Dame is a heritage hotel set in a former private residence close to Piazza Venezia. Rooms are dressed in a warm, neutral palette, allowing the building's classical features to do the talking; the best suites boast original frescoes and elegant Meridiani sofas. A chic choice.
For couples

- The Hotel Lunetta is a polished contemporary hotel, with an excellent spa, in a great location between the Piazza Navona and the Campo de Fiori. The rooms and suites have glossy parquet floors, exposed beams and enormous marble bathrooms, and the spa has a sauna and a hot tub. A spoiling choice for two.
- Argentina Residenza is a pretty boutique hotel that takes its name from the renowned archaeological site it faces. Rooms are dressed with luxurious soft furnishings in soft pastels; book the Junior Suite to enjoy a private hot tub (perfect for couples). With a sleek hotel bar, this is a romantic choice.
For Families

- Families will be well catered for in the elegant Albergo del Senato with a wonderful roof terrace bar, a traditional and relaxed atmosphere, plus a great range of accommodation including triple rooms, suites and apartments.
- Martis Palace Hotel is an elegant four-star hotel situated in a heritage building. Rooms are modern with wooden floors and stylish design pieces; family rooms are great for travelling with children. Enjoy panoramic views from the hotel's roof terrace before dining at the restaurant. A refined hotel well suited to parents travelling with slightly older kids.
Still not sure where to book?