Trastevere was once one of Rome's more run-down districts but is now renowned for its thrumming nightlife and hip crowd. This is a place to stay if you want to feel like a local and distance yourself from the tourist crowds. It’s a colourful district, offering a maze of alleyways between elegantly crumbling palazzi and beautiful grand sprawling piazzas. There are plenty of restaurants, cafes, bars and clubs to choose from and, generally, they are still well priced. The best hotels in Trastevere are much the same, characterful with a hipster edge and mostly won't break the bank. Our hotel experts have scoured the neighbourhood to bring you a collection of their favourites. So why not browse through our collection to start planning your stay?
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Rome (Trastevere)
A chic little B&B with just three rooms and a lovely breakfast courtyard. Rooms are themed by colour and have silk paintings, oak floors, and antique furniture. Understated, welcoming, and not at all glitzy. A great choice for an undertstated weekend away in Rome.
Rome (Trastevere)
This four-star hotel is housed in a renovated 16th-century monastery in Rome's stylish Trastevere neighbourhood. The elegant suites feature antique furniture and plush linens; the best have a pretty balcony and luxurious bathtub. Don't miss the beautiful roof terrace. A breathtaking heritage hotel.
Rome (Trastevere)
This exclusive concept hotel is located in the heart of Trastevere. Rooms feature original works by artist Lucamaleonte, crisp linens and wood accents; book a deluxe room to enjoy a marble Italian bathtub. Relax with a drink on the terrace or in the roof garden. A smart, contemporary hotel.
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