NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento

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NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento

NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento

Garden featuring archaeological remains of the ancient Servian Wall Panoramic rooftop terrace and seasonal bar with sweeping views of Rome Sophisticated base that’s perfect for friends and couples Around 100m to the nearest metro and beside Termini station for easy exploring Certified sustainable hotel with thoughtful modern comforts Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms 177 | Floors: 5 | Lifts: 3
Board options Bed and Breakfast, Room Only
Minimum recommended age Family-friendly, particularly suited to adults, couples and city-breakers.

Overview

 
For a Rome stay that blends five-star comfort with real historic character, NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento is a standout choice. Overlooking bustling Piazza dei Cinquecento by Termini station, this grand palazzo hides an unexpectedly tranquil garden with ancient Roman ruins, a chic rooftop terrace with widescreen city views, and elegant rooms dressed in contemporary Italian style. It’s tailor-made for a long weekend in the Eternal City, especially if you value easy transport links and an upscale base to retreat to after sightseeing.

Step inside NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento and you step into layers of Roman history. The hotel’s landscaped garden shelters fragments of the ancient Servian Wall, while upstairs a stylish roof terrace frames domes and terracotta rooftops in every direction. Add in polished service, a refined restaurant and inviting rooms with rainfall showers and espresso machines, and you have a sophisticated Rome city retreat that works as well for a first visit as it does for a return escape. For couples and friends seeking Italy’s capital with maximum convenience, NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento makes Rome city breaks refreshingly effortless. You’re next to Termini station and just 100m from the nearest metro, placing the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps all within easy reach. From Rome Fiumicino Airport, the Leonardo Express train runs straight to Termini in about 30 minutes, and from there it’s a short walk to the hotel entrance. See more Italy holidays.

Map & location


Rome City, Rome, Italy

This elegant palazzo enjoys a prime position in Rome City, right on Piazza dei Cinquecento and a stone’s throw from Termini station. It’s hard to beat for hassle-free sightseeing: you’ve got the metro almost on your doorstep, plus buses, trams and mainline trains fanning out across the city and beyond.

Walk or hop on the metro to Rome’s headline sights: the Trevi Fountain, Colosseum, Spanish Steps, Villa Borghese gardens and the Pantheon are all within a couple of kilometres. At the end of each day, retreat from the city bustle to the hotel’s peaceful garden and historic ruins or head up to the roof terrace for sunset views over Rome’s rooftops.

  • • From Rome Fiumicino (FCO) by Leonardo Express train to Termini ~30 minutes, then a short walk
  • • By taxi or private transfer typically 40–60 minutes, depending on traffic

Facilities

Pool & outdoors


NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento is a refined city hotel without a swimming pool or beach, making it best suited to travellers who plan to spend most of their time exploring Rome rather than sunbathing.

Instead, outdoor living here is all about its two signature spaces:
• A beautifully kept garden sheltering the remains of the Servian Wall, ideal for a quiet morning coffee among the ruins.
• A roof terrace where you can soak up panoramic views across domes and cupolas, especially atmospheric at sunset with a drink from the bar (seasonal).

Spa, sports & wellness


Wellbeing is covered by a compact but well-equipped, air-conditioned gym, offering cardio machines, a free-weights area, stretching zone and fixed strength equipment (minimum age 16 years).

Other useful facilities include:
• 24-hour reception and concierge, happy to help with tickets, restaurant reservations and sightseeing tips
• Currency exchange (local charge)
• Access to English-language newspapers (local charge)
• Luggage storage, handy if you’re arriving early or leaving late

The hotel is also a certified sustainable property, working to reduce its environmental footprint through energy and water-saving measures and responsible sourcing, so you can explore Rome with a lighter impact.

Activities


? Air-conditioned gym with cardio machines, free weights and stretching area (min age 16)
?️ Explore the hotel’s garden and the remains of the ancient Servian Wall
? Relax with sunset drinks on the panoramic roof terrace (seasonal bar)
? Perfect base for self-guided walking tours to Rome’s headline sights
? Architecture and cityscape photography from the rooftop and nearby viewpoints

Organised entertainment is limited by design – this is a polished city hotel where the main attraction is Rome itself, with the property acting as a relaxing, upscale retreat before and after your explorations.

Guest services


?️ 24-hour reception and concierge for sightseeing tips and reservations
? Luggage storage for early arrivals or late departures
? Currency exchange services (local charge)
? Access to English-language newspapers (local charge)
? Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel
? Daily housekeeping and turndown service in selected room types
? Assistance arranging taxis and private transfers

The hotel’s team can also help with restaurant recommendations, museum tickets and public transport advice, making independent city exploring straightforward even for first-time visitors.

Food & drink

Grand Tour Restaurant is the hotel’s stylish dining room, serving a refined mix of Italian, local Roman and international cuisine. Expect generous breakfast spreads with fresh pastries, cold cuts and hot options, plus à la carte choices at lunch and dinner that showcase seasonal produce and regional flavours. Gentlemen may be asked to wear long trousers in the evening.

For drinks, you’re spoiled for choice: the Lobby Bar pours Italian coffee, aperitivi and premium spirits from morning until late, while the Roof Top Bar (usually open May–September, from early evening to 1am) is the go-to for cocktails with a view over Rome’s skyline.

Facilities, opening hours and dress codes can change seasonally, and supplements or reservations may apply depending on your board basis. Check in-resort for the most up-to-date details. What All Inclusive typically includes.

Rooms
Superior Double Room for Sole Use


Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 1
All the amenities of the Superior Double or Twin, configured for solo travellers who value extra space and comfort. Includes flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, coffee facilities, minibar (charge), USB charging port, air conditioning, bathrobe and slippers, and daily housekeeping.

Premium Double or Twin Room


Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 2
A step up in comfort and often in outlook, Premium rooms feature similar in-room amenities to Superior categories (flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, coffee machine and kettle, minibar*, USB ports, bathrobe and slippers, air conditioning, daily service) with added space or a preferred location within the hotel. A stylish choice for a longer Rome stay.

Double or Twin Room / Double Room with View


Sleeps: typically minimum 1, maximum 3
Flexible rooms that can be set up as one double or two single beds. “With View” options look out over the city or the square, giving an extra sense of place. Facilities are in line with the hotel’s contemporary standards, and many are ideal for couples plus one child or three adults.

Junior Suites & Suites Sleeps 1–3


• Junior Suite with City View – sleeps minimum 2, maximum 2
• Junior Suite – sleeps minimum 1, maximum 3
• Junior Suite with View / Junior Suite with View for Sole Use – sleeps 1–3 depending on category
• Junior Suite for Sole Use – sleeps minimum 1, maximum 1
• Suite / Suite for Sole Use – sleeps 1–3 depending on category

These upgraded categories offer more generous living space, often with a dedicated sitting area and enhanced views over Rome. They’re a sophisticated option for special occasions or longer breaks, combining elegant decor with extra comfort.

Single & Sole-Use Rooms


• Single Room – sleeps minimum 1, maximum 1
• Double or Twin Room for Sole Use – sleeps minimum 1, maximum 1
• Double Room with View for Sole Use – sleeps minimum 1, maximum 1
• Premium Double Room for Sole Use – sleeps minimum 1, maximum 1

Perfect for solo city explorers who want a central base without compromising on style and amenities.

Family & Larger Rooms


• Standard Quadruple Room – sleeps minimum 1, maximum 4
• Family Room – sleeps minimum 1, maximum 6

These multi-occupancy rooms work well for small groups or families wanting to share a single, central base in Rome, subject to availability.

Good to know


Room views, layouts and furnishings can vary even within the same category. Some descriptions mention sea view in generic text, but given the central Rome location, views here are over the city and surrounding streets rather than the sea.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

More info

Destination: Rome, Italy
Language: Italian (English widely understood in tourist areas)
Currency: Euro (€)
Time difference: GMT +1 (GMT +2 in summer)

Typical local costs (approximate):
• Local beer: ~£4.30
• One-way local travel ticket: ~£1.30
• Meal for two in a mid-range restaurant: ~£51.30

Good to know:
• City tax is often payable locally in Rome; amount varies by star rating and length of stay.
• Rome’s historic centre is very walkable; comfortable footwear is essential.
• Public transport (metro, buses and trams) is convenient from Termini station, moments from the hotel.
• This property is a certified sustainable hotel, so you can expect eco-conscious practices such as reduced single-use plastics and energy-saving measures.

Information is based on the latest supplier details at the time of writing and may change, especially seasonally. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Italy advice.

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FAQs
How close is NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento to public transport?
The hotel is exceptionally well connected. It overlooks Piazza dei Cinquecento right beside Termini station, Rome’s main transport hub. You’re around 180m from the station and roughly 100m from the nearest metro entrance, giving you fast, simple access across the city and to both of Rome’s airports.
Is NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento good for first-time visitors to Rome?
Yes. Its central location next to Termini, comfortable rooms and helpful concierge make it ideal if it’s your first time in Rome. You can walk to several major sights or use the metro and buses to reach the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps and Vatican Museums with ease, then unwind back at the hotel’s garden or rooftop terrace afterwards.
What kind of guests is NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento best suited to?
The hotel is particularly popular with couples and friends on a short city break thanks to its stylish rooms, atmospheric bars and historic setting. Larger rooms and family options are also available, so it can work well for families who want a smart, central base and plan to spend most of their time out exploring.
Does NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento have family rooms?
Yes. In addition to standard doubles and twins, the hotel offers Standard Quadruple rooms and Family rooms that can sleep up to six people (subject to availability). These options give families and small groups the flexibility of sharing one larger space right in the city centre.
Is breakfast included at NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento?
You can book either Bed & Breakfast or Room Only. If you choose Bed & Breakfast, your morning meal is normally served in the Grand Tour Restaurant and typically features a wide selection of hot and cold dishes. If you opt for Room Only you can still purchase breakfast in the hotel locally if you prefer a more flexible schedule.
Is there Wi-Fi at NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento?
Yes, complimentary Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel, including guest rooms and public areas, making it easy to plan your daily sightseeing routes, stay in touch, or catch up on work if needed.
Does NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento have parking?
Parking facilities in central Rome are limited and often chargeable. If you plan to drive, it’s best to contact the hotel in advance or speak with your Travelisto consultant for up-to-date details on nearby parking options and costs, as these can change.
Is NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento accessible?
The hotel has lifts serving its five floors and level access to many public areas, but specific accessible room configurations and facilities may be limited. If you have reduced mobility or particular accessibility requirements, speak with Travelisto before booking so we can check the latest, detailed information with the hotel.