Hotel Emona Aquaeductus is a 4-star retreat in Rome, Italy, tucked just 0,1 mi from the city center at Via Statilia 23. With 1,837 reviews backing its vibe, this urban haven pairs a prime location with approachable charm, and price starts from $206 per night.

Highlights include free Wifi, air conditioning, a bar, and a 24-hour front desk, plus soundproof and non-smoking rooms, wheelchair accessibility, and elevator access. A garden view and garden surroundings add a tranquil touch, while a tour desk helps map out discoveries around the Eternal City. For convenience, private parking and on-site parking are available for an extra charge, along with shuttle services, an airport shuttle, and meeting/banquet facilities (extra charges).

From the doorstep at Via Statilia 23, easy access to the center makes a Rome stay effortless, and the blend of garden spaces, thoughtful amenities, and strong guest feedback makes this 4-star option a compelling choice.

Elegant and convenient, this four-star retreat sits just steps from Rome’s buzz and the city center, inviting travelers to unwind after a day of exploring. Backed by 1,837 reviews, the vibe blends approachable charm with solid value, with rates from about $206 per night. Free Wifi, air conditioning, a bar, and a 24-hour front desk help keep stays smooth, while soundproof and non-smoking rooms ensure a peaceful night’s rest.

Garden views and garden surroundings create a tranquil backdrop for evenings in the Eternal City. A tour desk helps map out discoveries, turning a rough plan into a full itinerary. Convenience continues with private parking and on-site parking available for an extra charge, and shuttle services, including an airport shuttle, streamline arrivals and departures.

For business or leisure, meeting and banquet facilities await with extra charges, ready to host groups or events. When it’s time to step out, the doorstep provides quick access to central Rome, while the nearby garden spaces invite a calm pause between adventures. A welcoming bar offers a relaxed spot to toast a Roman sunset after a day of exploration.