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I visited Rome in november with my girl friends for 4 days. We stayed at a hotel called Residenza Domiziano. It was located in the city center and we LOVED it. Would recomend it to everybody and any age. We booked the hotel from booking.com

http://www.booking.com/hotel/it/residenza-domiziano.fi.html?aid=311095;label=hotel-86909-it-lkHGL4dgrlg0rpuCE4ZM_QS931239917;ws=&gclid=CMqH67j5spcCFQtWtAodwiCkjg

Would go back anytime!

I recommend renting an apartment. I stayed at the Testaccio House which I rented for a great price through http://www.romeby.com/, also check out http://www.rentalinrome.com/. Be careful of people requesting a cleaning fee, ask before! Great off season rates.

I stayed in Hotel Pullitzer, a nice design'ish hotel in the South part of town, close to the university area on Marconi. Affordable (€80,= per night) for the quality your getting, nice atmosphere. It's close to the Marconi subway station, which is a big plus too for Roma.

Bed and breakfast, near vatican, search BBPlanet.com

I'm lucky enough to live here but whenever I have visitors I usually suggest they rent an apartment through http://www.leisureinrome.com. They have some fantastic apartments for most budgets and offer a great service. Renting an apartment is a great way to truly experience the city and the Roman lifestyle.

I've stayed a couple times each at two of the Aventino hotels - Hotel Aventino and Villa San Pio - which are cozy, have nice decor, good food, and are walking distance from Circo Massimo and a lot of the other historic areas (and the Pyramide and Circo Massimo met.ro stops).

Chianti Hostel was pretty good - http://tinyurl.com/r2t6go

Pretty small and basic but great staff and a nice place to meet people. They do a home cooked meal a few times a week and it is awesome.

I stayed at the Two Ducks hostel - at 19 euro, it was overpriced. I moved around the corner to Alessandro Palace - at 33 euro, it was a bargain!

I think a self catering apartment is much better than a hotel room, you have more space for less price and you can cook. Try Colosseumapts.com, all apartments are very centrally located and have a good price.

www.comfortrome.com - Comfort Rome Vaticano Bed & Breakfast is superbly located close to the Vatican Museum and the St Peter's Basilica in Rome. This is a recently renovated apartment with two very spacious rooms for guests. Both rooms are very elegant, tastefully appointed and cozy. Each has an LCD TV set, private bathroom, hairdryer, alarm clock. The whole apartment is centrally air-conditioned and heated. It also has a terrace with table and chairs and a separate dining room, where Italian continental breakfast is served. Guests of Comfort Rome Vaticano B&B are free to come and go as they wish during their stay.

For vacation rental apartments, of course, check also www.romanreference.com. It's the oldest vacation rental website in Rome (since 1997) and it features over 400 aparment rentals in Rome. It features many cheap apartments along with higher value, near the Coliseum and elsewhere in the center and Pigneto area. See a couple of tips below.

Since the late 2000 I’ve been to Rome five times, always staying well. Rome is really interesting to me. I’m now planning a trip to Rome again this coming March. I find some nice accommodation in a website, where i book some Apartment rentals Rome at competitive prices. Best regards