Hotel Degli Aranci

🌳 Peaceful residential location in Rome’s elegant Parioli district
🚌 Just 280m from the nearest bus stop for easy access to the centre
🏛️ Around 3.5km from the Trevi Fountain and other headline sights
🌿 1.4km from Villa Borghese’s landscaped park and galleries
🍊 Garden with summer terrace shaded by orange and oak trees
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Board options: Bed and Breakfast

Hotel features: 3 blocks • 59 rooms • 1 lift • 6 floors

Child policy: Children typically welcome; child age up to 5 years for standard pricing (cot/extra bed on request; some facilities such as spa have higher age limits).

Hotel Degli Aranci sits in Rome’s refined Parioli neighbourhood, a residential enclave favoured by embassies and historic villas. It’s a relaxed, local-feel area, with tree-lined streets, smart cafés and low-key restaurants within strolling distance.

Head south and in around 15–20 minutes on foot you can reach the edge of Villa Borghese, Rome’s vast green heart with museums, viewpoints and bike paths. From there, it’s easy to wander onward towards Via Veneto, the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain.

If you’d rather save your steps, a bus stop just 280m from the hotel links you with the centro storico and connections to Rome’s metro network. Taxis are easy to arrange through reception for quicker journeys to the Colosseum, Vatican Museums or Trastevere in the evening.

• 280m from the nearest bus stop
• 1.4km from Villa Borghese
• 2.8km from Via Veneto
• 3.2km from the Spanish Steps
• 3.5km from the Trevi Fountain
• 4.8km from the Colosseum

Approx. transfer time from airport: 45–60 minutes from Rome Fiumicino (FCO), depending on traffic and route (shared coach or private transfer).

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Il Fiore D’Arancio Restaurant is the hotel’s elegant dining space, serving a mix of international dishes and classic Italian and Roman specialities for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Expect good coffee, fresh pastries and cold cuts in the morning, and seasonal pasta, meat and fish later in the day.

A cosy Lobby Bar opens from late afternoon into the evening (typically 5.00pm–10.00pm), ideal for a pre-dinner aperitivo or a nightcap back at the villa after exploring Rome’s trattorias. In the warmer months, food and drinks can often be enjoyed on the garden terrace for a more atmospheric experience.

A smart-casual dress code may apply at dinner. Reservations and supplements can vary by season and board basis; details are confirmed locally.

There is no swimming pool or beach at Hotel Degli Aranci – this is a classic Roman city villa rather than a resort-style property. Instead, the focus is on leafy outdoor spaces: a peaceful garden shaded by orange and oak trees and a summer terrace where you can linger over breakfast, relax with a drink or catch up with your guidebook between sightseeing trips.

For a taste of blue and green, Villa Borghese’s boating lake and panoramic Pincio Terrace are within easy reach, and day trips to the coast (such as Ostia or Fregene) are possible by public transport if you’d like to combine your city break with a few hours by the sea.

Stay on top of your routine in the small but well-equipped, air-conditioned gym, fitted with cardio machines and a free weights area. It typically opens daily from early morning until evening (around 7.00am–9.00pm) between late February and the end of October, though hours may vary.

For post-sightseeing relaxation, head to the compact spa corner with sauna and a menu of massage treatments (extra charge, minimum age usually 14 years). Opening times are generally 8.30am–8.30pm in season, subject to occupancy.

Other useful facilities include:
• 24-hour reception with multilingual team
• Concierge services for restaurant reservations, taxis and tickets
• Currency exchange (charge may apply)
• Luggage storage – ideal if you’re arriving early or leaving late
• Motorised scooter charging (local cost)
• Access to English-language newspapers (extra cost)

Overall, it’s a city-focused property that gives you enough wellness and fitness options to unwind without distracting from why you’re really here: Rome itself.

Double or Twin Room for Sole Use
Ideal for solo travellers who want a bit more space than a typical single room, these classic rooms are designed for one guest and often look towards the garden or surrounding residential streets. Expect traditional décor with warm tones and wooden flooring or carpets, plus: flat-screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, hairdryer, minibar (chargeable), and a bathroom with bath or shower. Air conditioning generally runs seasonally (approx. 01 Apr–31 Oct). Daily housekeeping, linen and towel changes are included.

Double or Twin Room
Sleeping 2 guests (with the possibility of an infant in some cases), these rooms come with either a double bed or twin beds. They’re a comfortable base for a Rome city break, with similar amenities to the Sole Use rooms: flat-screen TV, complimentary Wi‑Fi, in-room safe, hairdryer, minibar (local charge), and a bathroom with bath or shower. Seasonal air conditioning helps keep things cool in summer, and rooms are serviced daily. Views vary and may look over the garden or the local streets.

Single Room
Best for solo city explorers on a tighter budget, Single Rooms offer a snug footprint with a single bed and simple furnishings. Facilities are more limited than other categories but typically include a private bathroom and Wi‑Fi, plus access to the hotel’s shared spaces such as the terrace, bar and gym.

Triple Room
A good solution for small groups of friends or older families, Triple Rooms sleep up to 3 guests in a combination of beds (double + single or three singles, layout may vary). They provide a bit more elbow room than standard Doubles, along with the same core amenities: flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, hairdryer, minibar (charge), bathroom with bath or shower, and seasonal air conditioning. Daily cleaning and regular linen/towel changes are included.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

🏋️‍♀️ Work out in the air-conditioned gym with cardio machines and free weights (seasonal opening hours)
🧖 Unwind in the sauna or book a massage treatment after a day of sightseeing (extra charge)
🌿 Relax with a drink or a book in the shady garden and on the summer terrace
🚶 Use the hotel as a quiet base for self-guided walking routes via Villa Borghese towards Rome’s major monuments

On-site entertainment is low-key and there’s no organised animation programme – the emphasis is on relaxed downtime between your own explorations of the city.

🛎️ 24-hour reception and concierge support
💼 Luggage storage for early arrivals and late departures
💱 Currency exchange services (charge may apply)
📰 Access to English-language newspapers (local charge)
🔌 Motorised scooter charging point (extra cost)
📶 Free Wi‑Fi throughout rooms and public areas

Staff can assist with restaurant bookings, arranging taxis, and offering guidance on the easiest routes to Rome’s key landmarks, museums and shopping streets.

Rome is a year-round destination, with spring and autumn usually offering the most comfortable sightseeing temperatures, while summer can be hot and busy. Italian is the local language, the currency is the Euro (€), and Rome is typically one hour ahead of the UK.

Expect to pay roughly:
• Local beer: around £4–5
• Single local travel ticket: around £1–2
• Meal for two at a mid-range restaurant: from about £50

Public transport links from the hotel (bus plus metro if needed) make it straightforward to explore independently, but taxis and pre-booked transfers are also widely available.

Facility details, opening times and charges are subject to change and can vary by season and occupancy. For entry rules, health guidance, and the latest local safety information see the UK FCDO Italy advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Hotel Degli Aranci in a central location for sightseeing?
Hotel Degli Aranci is not in the very heart of the old town, but in the nearby Parioli district, which is quieter and more residential. From the hotel you can reach Villa Borghese in about 1.4km, then continue on foot towards Via Veneto, the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain (around 3–3.5km away in total), or use the bus stop 280m away to shorten the journey.

2. What is the typical transfer time from Rome Fiumicino Airport?
Transfer times vary with traffic and your chosen transfer type, but as a guide it usually takes around 45–60 minutes by car or pre-booked transfer from Rome Fiumicino (FCO) to Hotel Degli Aranci. Shared coach transfers may take a little longer depending on hotel drops.

3. Does the hotel have a swimming pool?
No, Hotel Degli Aranci does not have a pool. Instead, it offers a peaceful garden with a summer terrace, a small spa area with sauna and massage treatments, and a gym. It’s designed as a classic city hotel where you’ll spend much of your time exploring Rome, then relaxing back at the villa-style property.

4. Is breakfast included at Hotel Degli Aranci?
Yes, stays at Hotel Degli Aranci are typically on a Bed and Breakfast basis. Breakfast is usually served in the main Il Fiore D’Arancio Restaurant, with a selection of continental and international options. Lunch and dinner are available à la carte at an extra cost if you prefer to dine in.

5. Are there facilities for children?
Children are welcome and Triple Rooms can sleep up to three guests, but there are no dedicated children’s facilities such as a playroom, kids’ club or children’s pool. The hotel suits couples, solo travellers and older families who are happy with a quieter, more grown-up style of stay while using the city’s many parks and attractions to entertain younger ones.

6. Is there parking available at Hotel Degli Aranci?
On-site and nearby parking options in Rome can be limited and may carry an extra charge. If you’re planning to hire a car, it’s best to check the latest parking arrangements and costs with the hotel or your Travelisto specialist before you travel, and consider whether you really need a vehicle for a Rome city break given the extensive public transport and taxi options.

7. Does the hotel cater for special dietary requirements?
The restaurant serves a mix of Italian and international dishes and can often adapt some items for common dietary requirements such as vegetarian, gluten-free or lactose-free options. However, choices may be more limited than in large resort hotels. We recommend mentioning any dietary needs at the time of booking and reminding the hotel on arrival.