Hotel Orazio Palace Rome

🗺️ Great for exploring – walk to the Pantheon, Vatican & Trevi Fountain
🏛️ Modern and luxurious design in elegant Prati
🌇 Roof terrace with stunning 360° city views
📍 Just 1.6km from the Pantheon
⛲ Around 2.4km from the Trevi Fountain
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

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

Rooms: 65 | Floors: 7 | Lifts: 2
Family policy: Children welcome (child age up to 11 years)

Hotel Orazio Palace Rome sits in Prati, one of Rome’s most desirable and relaxed central neighbourhoods. The area is known for its wide boulevards, handsome 19th-century buildings, and the popular shopping street Via Cola di Rienzo, just a short stroll away.

You’re well placed for both sides of the city: cross the river into the historic centre for atmospheric piazzas and ancient sites, or wander towards Vatican City for St Peter’s Basilica and the Museums. Despite the central location, Prati feels a little calmer than the streets around Termini or the Spanish Steps, with plenty of local trattorias and wine bars for low-key evenings.

Nearest bus stop: approx. 160m
Pantheon: approx. 1.6km
Vatican City / St Peter’s: approx. 2km
Trevi Fountain: approx. 2.4km
Colosseum: approx. 3.7km

Approx. transfer time from airport: 45–60 minutes from Rome Fiumicino (FCO), depending on traffic and transfer type.

Rome City, Italy

Ozio Restaurant & Rooftop Bar
Wake up to Rome’s skyline at the hotel’s signature Ozio Restaurant, an à la carte venue serving Italian-inspired breakfasts on the panoramic roof terrace. Expect freshly baked pastries, cold cuts, cheeses and barista-style coffee to fuel a day’s sightseeing.

As evening falls, the rooftop transforms into a sophisticated bar and dining space with atmospheric lighting and wide-open city views – a perfect setting for aperitivo and creative cocktails. A smart-casual dress code may apply; beachwear is not permitted.

The rooftop restaurant and bar are typically open to in-house guests in the early evening, with later sittings subject to reservation and availability. Details, opening hours and access rules can change by season, so check with reception on arrival.

Families are catered for with a kids’ menu, and the Bed & Breakfast basis gives you complete freedom to explore Rome’s trattorias and enotecas for lunch and dinner.

What All Inclusive typically includes.

There is no pool at Hotel Orazio Palace Rome – this is very much a city boutique base designed around urban exploring, gastronomy and rooftop views rather than resort-style facilities.

For a breath of fresh air and sunshine between museum visits, the rooftop terrace and indoor courtyard garden provide relaxing open-air spaces without leaving the hotel. If you’re craving a dip, concierge can advise on nearby spas or day passes to external pools (subject to local availability and charges).

Stay on top of your fitness routine in the air-conditioned gym, equipped with cardio machines and fixed strength equipment. It’s usually open from around 07:00 to 22:00, with a minimum age of 18 years.

When you’re not out exploring the city, retreat to the hotel’s serene indoor garden area, ideal for reading or an afternoon espresso.

Additional facilities include:
• Contemporary lobby lounge and bar area
• Concierge for restaurant bookings, local tips and tickets
• Luggage storage for early arrivals and late departures

There is no on-site spa, but Rome has numerous wellness centres and hammams; staff can recommend trusted options nearby.

Standard Single Room
Ideal for solo explorers or business travellers, these compact yet well-designed rooms feature a street view and all the essentials for a comfortable city stay.
Room features typically include:
• Flat-screen TV
• Complimentary Wi‑Fi
• Safety deposit box
• Hairdryer
• Coffee-making facilities
• Minibar (local charges may apply)
• Bathroom with bath or shower
• Daily cleaning, linen and towel changes

Standard Double or Twin Room
Perfect for couples or friends, Standard Double or Twin rooms offer a similar design and feature set to the Single, with either a double bed or twin beds and a street-facing outlook. Expect the same modern comforts, including Wi‑Fi, TV, minibar*, and contemporary bathrooms with bath or shower.

Standard Double Room for Sole Use
Gives solo travellers extra space without losing the cosy, boutique feel. Facilities are comparable to the Standard Double or Twin, with single occupancy for added comfort.

Comfort Triple Room
A great option for small groups or families, Comfort Triple rooms sleep up to three guests in a smartly configured layout with a street view. You’ll find a flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, coffee-making facilities and a minibar* alongside a bathroom with bath or shower and daily housekeeping.

Superior Triple Room
Offering an upgrade in space or location compared with the Comfort Triple, Superior Triples are designed to host up to three guests with extra comfort. Finishes are in line with the hotel’s sleek modern style; exact layout, furnishings and view can vary.

Executive Double Room
Executive Doubles are tailored to guests seeking a more premium feel, whether for a special occasion or a longer stay. Expect a generous bed, sophisticated décor and an enhanced sense of space; some rooms may offer more favourable positions in the building. Facilities are similar to other categories, with additional comfort touches depending on allocation.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

While Hotel Orazio Palace Rome keeps on-site activities deliberately low-key, its strength lies in putting Rome’s world-class experiences on your doorstep. Ideas for your stay include:

• Iconic sightseeing – walk or hop on local transport to the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, Spanish Steps, and the Colosseum
• Vatican highlights – St Peter’s Basilica, the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel around 2km away
• Food and wine – sample Roman classics like cacio e pepe and supplì in nearby trattorias or join a guided food tour
• Shopping – explore fashion and lifestyle boutiques along Via Cola di Rienzo and Via del Corso
• Evening passeggiata – stroll along the Tiber or through Prati’s elegant streets before a nightcap on the rooftop terrace

Hotel Orazio Palace Rome focuses on thoughtful, city-friendly services:

• 🛎️ 24-hour reception & concierge – restaurant reservations, taxis, tickets and local recommendations
• 🧳 Luggage storage – ideal for early arrivals or late departures
• 🌐 Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel
• 🧒 Family-friendly dining with kids’ menu options
• 🛗 Two lifts serving all seven floors
• 🧹 Daily housekeeping and regular linen/towel changes

Some services and opening times can vary by season or occupancy; exact details are confirmed on arrival.

Destination essentials
• Location: Rome, Italy (Prati district)
• Language: Italian (English widely understood in tourist areas)
• Currency: Euro (€)
• Time difference: GMT +1 hour (subject to daylight saving)
• Typical flight time from UK: around 2.5–3 hours to Rome Fiumicino (FCO) or Ciampino (CIA)

Getting around
Rome’s public transport network of buses, trams and metro lines makes it straightforward to travel between Prati, the historic centre and other districts. A single local ticket is inexpensive and covers multiple modes for a set time period. Taxis and app-based services are widely available; always use licensed cabs.

Good to know
• City taxes: a local city tax is usually payable directly at the hotel in Rome; amount varies by star rating and length of stay
• Sustainability: the hotel is listed as a certified sustainable property, supporting more responsible city stays
• Accessibility: lifts serve guest floors, but specific accessible-room availability should be checked at the time of booking

Information is based on the latest details available but can change; specific inclusions and opening times are confirmed on arrival. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Italy advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What area of Rome is Hotel Orazio Palace Rome in?
The hotel is located in the elegant Prati district, on the north-west side of central Rome. It’s close to Via Cola di Rienzo’s shops and cafés, and well placed for both the Vatican and the historic centre.

2. How far is Hotel Orazio Palace Rome from the main sights?
The Pantheon is around 1.6km away, Vatican City about 2km, the Trevi Fountain roughly 2.4km, and the Colosseum approximately 3.7km. Many guests choose to walk, combining sightseeing with Rome’s classic street scenes.

3. What board basis can I book at Hotel Orazio Palace Rome?
Stays are usually on a Bed and Breakfast basis. Breakfast is served in the rooftop Ozio Restaurant, leaving lunch and dinner flexible so you can enjoy Rome’s countless trattorias, pizzerias and wine bars.

4. Does Hotel Orazio Palace Rome have family-friendly facilities?
Yes. Children are welcome, and there are triple room options plus a kids’ menu in the restaurant. There is no children’s club or pool, so the hotel is particularly suited to culture-focused families happy to explore the city together.

5. Is there a gym at the hotel?
Yes, Hotel Orazio Palace Rome has an air-conditioned gym with cardio and strength equipment, typically open from 07:00 to 22:00. The minimum age is 18 years.

6. What are the rooftop terrace opening hours?
The rooftop Ozio Restaurant and bar are generally open for breakfast and in the early evening, with later dining by reservation and subject to availability. Exact hours and access policies can vary seasonally, so it’s best to confirm with reception when you arrive.

7. How do I get from Rome Fiumicino (FCO) to Hotel Orazio Palace Rome?
You can pre-book a private transfer, take a licensed taxi, or use the Leonardo Express train from FCO to Termini Station and continue by metro or taxi. Journey times usually range from 45 to 60 minutes depending on traffic and connections.

8. Is Wi‑Fi available at Hotel Orazio Palace Rome?
Yes, free Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel, including guest rooms and public areas.

9. Does the hotel have parking?
The hotel does not advertise on-site parking. In central Rome, parking is limited and often charged; if you plan to drive, ask the hotel for up-to-date advice on nearby garages before you travel.