Near Rome's main rail terminal, this hotel features Murano glass chandeliers in the guest rooms and public areas, which were recently renovated.
Some units have balconies overlooking the street, and everything is well maintained.
If you're looking for a place with A Room with a View atmosphere, head for this Renaissance palazzo midway between the Duomo and the rail station. The rooms are a bit plain but very comfortable. Built in the late 18th century and renovated and transformed into a hotel in 1992, this palace is posh, tasteful, and reasonably priced. Many of the public and private rooms have sweeping views of the valley below. In the 1700s, this building was among the real-estate holdings of the duca d'Este.