Sherman's Travel

Top-notch properties in Rome come with a top-notch price tag to match – the city is notoriously expensive. That said, if you’re willing to forgo space and amenities, there are clean, affordable, well-situated properties to be had. Old and new – a trademark of the city itself – is demonstrated by its hotel properties as well, with classics like the Hotel Oceania existing alongside designer newcomers like the Hotel Capo D’Africa. A budget hotel will cost less $150/night; a moderate hotel will cost from $150-$300/night; and luxury digs start at over $300/night. True luxury easily costs you twice that, with the sky the limit.