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4-star hotel in a design building overlooking Villa Borghese, with a Roman restaurant, air-conditioned rooms and a very short distance from Spagna metro station.

Boutique bed & breakfast just steps from Termini and Santa Maria Maggiore, with sauna, hammam and air-conditioned rooms featuring hydromassage tubs and sensory showers.
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Roman Holidays Boutique Hotel is a bed & breakfast located in the centre of Rome, just 200 metres from Santa Maria Maggiore and Termini Station, with free access to sauna and hammam during dedicated time slots.
The property is designed for those seeking an urban stay with careful attention to detail: the rooms, equipped with 50-inch Smart TVs and a private bathroom with slippers and toiletries, differ in size and finishes, with some units offering a sensory shower, hydromassage tub or city view. A fireplace is a recurring feature across several room types, adding character to the more intimate rooms.
In the morning, breakfast is served buffet-style, with baked goods, yogurt, fresh fruit, cereals, tea and coffee. Bicycle rental is available on request for getting around the Monti and Esquilino districts. The location is one of the features most appreciated by guests: Piazza Barberini and the Quirinale are 900 metres away, while Ciampino Airport is about 14 km away. Couples in particular rate the property’s location very highly.

The rooms at Roman Holidays Boutique Hotel share some basic features: private bathroom with toiletries and slippers, air conditioning, soundproofing and a 50-inch flat-screen Smart TV with streaming services. Sizes range from 12 to 21 square metres, and this difference alone reflects the diversity of the range, designed for both essential stays and more refined moments.
What sets one room type apart from another are the distinctive details: the Junior Suite, the largest, offers a city view and a hydromassage tub with a sofa bed for a third guest; other rooms focus instead on the fireplace or the sensory shower, while the Superior with configurable beds is the only one with direct access to the sauna. A minibar is included in most options, rounding out an offering designed for couples visiting Rome.
Among all the rooms, this is the only one with direct access to the sauna, a plus that makes it ideal for those who want to combine relaxation with the convenience of the historic centre. The bed configuration is flexible: a large double bed or two single beds, adapting to both couples and travellers who prefer to sleep separately. Air-conditioned and soundproofed, it features a minibar and a flat-screen Smart TV.
This is the largest room type in the property, with 21 square metres that clearly set it apart from the other rooms. The hydromassage bathtub and city view are its most distinctive features, while the added sofa bed allows up to three people to stay, making it the only option suitable for small groups or families. It also features a coffee machine and minibar.
At 12 square metres, this is among the more compact rooms in the property, but it stands out for its fireplace, the true distinctive feature of the room. The private bathroom includes a shower, bidet and toiletries, while the tea and coffee set lets you prepare a hot drink without going down to reception.
The same size as the Double/Twin Room but with a detail that makes it unique: a hydromassage tub paired with a fireplace. The full private bathroom also includes a shower, bidet and bathrobes, while the minibar and tea and coffee set complete the amenities of this room designed for a more indulgent stay.
With its 14 square metres and sensory shower, this room stands out from the other doubles for the experience linked to its private bathroom, which also includes a bidet and hairdryer. The safe and wardrobe round out this air-conditioned and soundproofed room, with flat-screen TV and streaming services.
Roman Holidays Boutique Hotel places great emphasis on its wellness area: sauna and hammam are freely accessible during dedicated time slots, alongside spa packages, body and back massages and a hydromassage tub/jacuzzi. Business travellers will find a business centre, meeting spaces and fax/photocopying, while those wishing to explore the city can book walking or bicycle tours, or cooking and local culture classes directly at the property.
Every room has a private bathroom, air conditioning and free WiFi throughout all areas, with a flat-screen TV and streaming services such as Netflix. Security is ensured by CCTV cameras, key card access and a safe, while daily housekeeping and express check-in/check-out make the stay more convenient.
Bicycle rental, an airport shuttle on request and the option of breakfast in the room are also available, for those who prefer to start the day slowly before heading out to explore Rome.
Roman Holidays Boutique Hotel is located in the Esquilino district, behind Santa Maria Maggiore, in a very central area dominated by its proximity to Termini Station. This is a stretch of Rome frequented by both residents and travellers, dotted with small restaurants such as La Gallina Bianca (50 metres) and Bono Monti Bottega Nostrana (30 metres), as well as cafés and bars open until late.
Rome Termini Station is just 350 metres away, while the Termini metro stop is 300 metres away and Repubblica-Teatro dell’Opera is 400 metres away: from here, both the Vatican and the EUR district can be reached in just a few stops. Piazza della Repubblica is 400 metres away, Piazza Barberini 950 metres away and the Museo Nazionale Romano just 200 metres away. For those arriving by air, Ciampino Airport is about 12 km away, while Fiumicino is 20 km away.
Just a short walk away are some of the city’s most famous attractions: the Colosseum and the Domus Aurea are about 1 km away, the Trevi Fountain 1.2 km away and Piazza di Spagna with its famous staircase 1.5 km away, all comfortably reachable on foot. In summer, Roman evenings are best enjoyed among the terraces of the Fori Imperiali and evening strolls towards Piazza Venezia, while in winter the area is well suited to museum visits, thanks to lower tourist numbers compared to the warmer months.
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Reviews particularly praise the staff (9.5) and cleanliness (9.5), along with the very central location (9.6), rated exceptional especially by couples. Comfort (9.4) also scores very highly, while value for money remains solid despite the property’s boutique level.
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No, Roman Holidays Boutique Hotel does not allow pets during the stay.
The property’s official listing does not report a dedicated parking service; as it is located in the centre of Rome, guests with a car will need to consider nearby public parking options.
Roman Holidays Boutique Hotel is located about 350 metres from Rome Termini Station, comfortably reachable on foot in just a few minutes.
Yes, Roman Holidays Boutique Hotel offers free access to the hammam and sauna from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm, while use outside this time slot may involve different conditions.
The minimum age for check-in at Roman Holidays Boutique Hotel is 18 years; children are not allowed.
Yes, Roman Holidays Boutique Hotel offers an Italian-style buffet breakfast with baked goods, yogurt, fresh fruit, cereals, tea and coffee.