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| Cheapest month: | January |
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| Most expensive month: | July |
| Average price in Lazio: | ₱7,292/night |
| Cheapest price found: | ₱1,022/night |
| Cheapest day: | Wednesday |
| Most expensive day: | Saturday |
₱2,640 - ₱14,106
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.₱2,911 - ₱15,222
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.Top Rated Lazio hotels
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New Generation Hostel Rome Center
Via Dei Quattro Cantoni 35 Rione Monti, Rome, Italy
Show on map1.4 km from city centre, Rome, Italy
Situated in the heart of the city, New Generation Hostel Rome Center provides easy access to Rome's main retail and sightseeing areas. It also offers a shared kitchen, free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour reception.
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Eurostars Roma Aeterna
Via Casilina, 125/Piazza Del Pigneto 9a, Rome, Italy
Show on map3.2 km from city centre, Rome, Italy
Eurostars Roma Aeterna provides trendy 4-star accommodation in Rome. This modern hotel is an ideal choice for exploring local vineyards as it is situated in the Latium Wine Region.
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The Hive Hotel
Via Torino 6, Rome, Italy
Show on map0.9 km from city centre, Rome, Italy
Only two minutes from the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma, The Hive Hotel is situated in the heart of Rome. This modern hotel is an ideal choice for discovering the local vineyards as it is situated in the Latium Wine Region.
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iQ Hotel Roma
Via Firenze, 8, Rome, Italy
Show on map0.8 km from city centre, Rome, Italy
Established in 1970 and situated in Rome, iQ Hotel Roma offers a sauna, free Wi-Fi and a swimming pool, plus views of the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma. It is conveniently located in the city centre.
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The Romehello
Via Torino, 45, Rome, Italy
Show on map0.5 km from city centre, Rome, Italy
Conveniently situated, The RomeHello offers easy access to Rome's main hot spots. It is located a short stroll from Quirinal Hill, Via Veneto and the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma.
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Hotel Artemide
Via Nazionale 22, Rome, Italy
Show on map0.8 km from city centre, Rome, Italy
Centrally located, Hotel Artemide Rome offers easy access to Rome's main shopping and sightseeing areas. This elegant hotel is an ideal base for exploring the local vineyards as it is set in the Latium Wine Region.
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A.Roma Lifestyle Hotel
Via Giorgio Zoega, 59, Rome, Italy
Show on map6.2 km from city centre, Rome, Italy
Boasting a swimming pool, A Roma Lifestyle Hotel is situated in Rome and offers luxury accommodation. This elegant hotel is an ideal choice for discovering local vineyards as it is located in the Latium Wine Region.
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Hotel Cristoforo Colombo
Via Cristoforo Colombo 710, Rome, Italy
Show on map10.4 km from city centre, Rome, Italy
Situated in Rome, Hotel Cristoforo Colombo Rome offers modern 4-star accommodation, as well as an outdoor pool. Those staying at the property also have access to free Wi-Fi and on-site parking.
Cheapest hotels in Lazio, Italy
Show all 34,592 hotelsMagic Place Guest House
Rome, Italy
Show on map1.6 km from city centre,
Centrally positioned in Rome, Magic Place Guest House is within a short drive of Colosseum. Guests can also enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi.
₱1,572
Avg. per night
Hotel Roma Tor Vergata
Via Vico Viganò 24, Torre Gaia, Rome, Italy
Show on map0.7 km from city centre,
Boasting a rooftop terrace, Hotel Roma Tor Vergata is located in Rome and provides modern accommodation. It also features valet parking, a free shuttle service and porters.
₱1,677
Avg. per night
The Romehello
Via Torino, 45, Rome, Italy
Show on map0.5 km from city centre,
Conveniently situated, The RomeHello offers easy access to Rome's main hot spots. It is located a short stroll from Quirinal Hill, Via Veneto and the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma.
₱1,939
Avg. per night
Generator Rome
Via Principe Amedeo 257, Rome, Italy
Show on map1.7 km from city centre,
Within a two minute walk of Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, Generator Rome is situated in the heart of Rome. This modern hostel is a convenient base for discovering local vineyards as it is located in the Latium Wine Region.
₱2,306
Avg. per night
Ibis Roma Fiera
Via Arturo Mercanti 63, Rome, Italy
Show on map12.6 km from city centre,
Less than a 20-minute stroll from Muratella Railway Station, Ibis Roma Fiera offers guests a convenient base while visiting Rome. This modern hotel is an ideal choice for discovering local vineyards as it is set in the Latium Wine Region.
₱2,306
Avg. per night
New Generation Hostel Rome Center
Via Dei Quattro Cantoni 35 Rione Monti, Rome, Italy
Show on map1.4 km from city centre,
Situated in the heart of the city, New Generation Hostel Rome Center provides easy access to Rome's main retail and sightseeing areas. It also offers a shared kitchen, free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour reception.
₱2,358
Avg. per night
hu Roma Camping In Town
Rome, Italy
Show on map7.7 km from city centre,
Camping Village Roma is located in Rome and offers a Jacuzzi. It provides a spa and wellness centre, as well as valet parking, a playground and an outdoor pool.
₱2,411
Avg. per night
Athena Hotel
Via Ercole Pasquali 3, Rome, Italy
Show on map2.1 km from city centre,
Situated in Rome, this 3-star property is cosy and modern. It also offers a coffee bar, a safe and an express check-in and check-out feature.
₱2,411
Avg. per night
Hotel prices in Lazio
2 stars and under
3 stars
#2 Most popular
Hotel Serapo
Spiaggia di Serapo, Via Firenze 11, Gaeta, Latina, Italy
₱3,249
Avg. per night
4 stars +
#2 Most popular
Rome Cavalieri, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Via Alberto Cadlolo 101, Rome, Italy
₱21,435
Avg. per night
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About Lazio
The city of Rome and its ancient historical sites draw millions of people from all over the world. Visit the Colosseum, where gladiators would fight to the death amid heckling crowds, the Pantheon, an ancient Roman temple with incredible architecture, and the ornate Trevi Fountain. The enclave of Vatican City, home of the Roman Catholic Church is nearby, where visitors can explore the Sistine Chapel which showcases Michelangelo’s spectacular artwork, and St. Peter’s Basilica and square. For those who prefer to spend time away from the city, head to the ancient Roman Appian Way. It’s a wonderful place to picnic, enjoy a cycle ride or explore the aqueducts and catacombs. There are many historical villages located in the inland region of Lazio. Viterbo is a pretty town with a well-preserved medieval centre, featuring artisan shops, boutiques and trattorias. Alternatively, for visitors interested in local history, explore the Etruscan remains and tombs in nearby Tarquinia and Vulci. The coastal resorts of Latina are easily accessible from Rome, many of the beaches have blue flag status and are a great option for travellers planning to combine a Roman holiday with some time at the seaside. No visit to Lazio would be complete without sampling some of the local cuisine, as the popular Italian pasta dish, spaghetti alla carbonara, originates from this region, and the buffalo mozzarella and Pecorino Romano cheeses are sure to tempt the taste buds.
The public transport system in Rome is frequent and reliable, with trams, buses, and metro trains operating throughout the city. There are trains to the port of Civitavecchia, the town of Viterbo, and the coastal regions of Lazio from Rome Termini station. Commuter trains and buses run several times an hour to Ostia Antica, Rome’s ancient harbour city which is around 30 kilometres from the city. There are also frequent services which operate from Rome Fiumicino airport throughout the Lazio region.
Originally, there were many different cultures living in Lazio, namely Etruscans, Italics and Latini and remnants of their habitation in the region can still be seen today. Lazio comes from the Latin word “Latus” meaning “wide” or “flat” referring to the land.
Lazio travel FAQs
Lazio is a flourishing region in Italy with Rome standing proud as its capital city. The inland region of Lazio combines flat and hilly terrain peppered with charming villages and towns, many of which are home to Etruscan ruins and medieval cities. The coastal region also entices visitors with its beautiful islands, ancient Roman harbours, and unspoilt sandy beaches.
The city of Rome and its ancient historical sites draw millions of people from all over the world. Visit the Colosseum, where gladiators would fight to the death amid heckling crowds, the Pantheon, an ancient Roman temple with incredible architecture, and the ornate Trevi Fountain. The enclave of Vatican City, home of the Roman Catholic Church is nearby, where visitors can explore the Sistine Chapel which showcases Michelangelo’s spectacular artwork, and St. Peter’s Basilica and square. For those who prefer to spend time away from the city, head to the ancient Roman Appian Way. It’s a wonderful place to picnic, enjoy a cycle ride or explore the aqueducts and catacombs. There are many historical villages located in the inland region of Lazio. Viterbo is a pretty town with a well-preserved medieval centre, featuring artisan shops, boutiques and trattorias. Alternatively, for visitors interested in local history, explore the Etruscan remains and tombs in nearby Tarquinia and Vulci. The coastal resorts of Latina are easily accessible from Rome, many of the beaches have blue flag status and are a great option for travellers planning to combine a Roman holiday with some time at the seaside. No visit to Lazio would be complete without sampling some of the local cuisine, as the popular Italian pasta dish, spaghetti alla carbonara, originates from this region, and the buffalo mozzarella and Pecorino Romano cheeses are sure to tempt the taste buds.
The public transport system in Rome is frequent and reliable, with trams, buses, and metro trains operating throughout the city. There are trains to the port of Civitavecchia, the town of Viterbo, and the coastal regions of Lazio from Rome Termini station. Commuter trains and buses run several times an hour to Ostia Antica, Rome’s ancient harbour city which is around 30 kilometres from the city. There are also frequent services which operate from Rome Fiumicino airport throughout the Lazio region.
Originally, there were many different cultures living in Lazio, namely Etruscans, Italics and Latini and remnants of their habitation in the region can still be seen today. Lazio comes from the Latin word “Latus” meaning “wide” or “flat” referring to the land.
Where is the best place to stay in Lazio?
Soriano nel Cimino, Rome, and Sperlonga are the most popular places on HotelsCombined for stays in Lazio.
What are the best hotels in Lazio?
hu Roma Camping In Town, rated with a score of 8.0 from 20,789 reviewers, is one of the most popular hotels in Lazio. Other top stays include Unicum Roma Suites, with an average rating of 9.3 from 148 reviewers, and Hotel Cristoforo Colombo, with a score of 8.3 from 5,130 reviewers.