Roma Room Hotel is a 3-star hotel in Rome, Italy, located at Via Morgagni 41, about 1,3 mailia from the city center. The property offers a convenient base for exploring the Italian capital and has earned 1,794 reviews from guests.

Key amenities include free WiFi, air conditioning, and non-smoking rooms, along with a terrace, garden view, patio, balcony, and free toiletries. Practical perks include private parking (extra charges), parking on site (extra charges), and an airport shuttle (extra charges). Meeting and banquet facilities are free, with a tour desk and an elevator on site, plus a hot tub to unwind after a day of sightseeing.

Minimum price starts from $92 per night. The hotel is located at Via Morgagni 41, Rome, Italy, placing it a short ride from the city center. With 1,794 reviews, this 3-star option invites travelers to consider a stay in the Eternal City.

Rome’s stay lineup welcomes every traveler’s pace with a diverse room collection. From a compact Single Room (about 140 square feet) to larger options like the 183-square-foot Room - 4 Twin, plus configurations such as Small Double, Double, Triple, and Quadruple (including a Sea View variant), there’s a comfortable base for solo explorers, couples, and families. Room sizes range roughly from 140 to 183 square feet, offering a cozy retreat after a day of exploring the Eternal City.

Amenities extend beyond four walls with meeting and banquet facilities that are free to use, a tour desk to map out day trips, and an on-site elevator for easy access. A hot tub provides a relaxing pause between cathedral visits and sunset strolls, while outdoor touches like a terrace, garden view, patio, and balcony add a touch of Rome-in-the-open.

Parking options include private parking and on-site parking, both available for an extra charge, and an airport shuttle can be arranged for an additional fee. Payment is flexible, with cash accepted and cards including Diners Club, Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, and CartaSi. With 1,794 guest reviews, the property has established a steady rhythm in the heart of Rome.