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Best Marriott hotels in Rome (2027)
The short answer
The St. Regis Rome leads, opened by César Ritz in 1894 on Piazza della Repubblica. The Rome EDITION is the pick for a rooftop pool, and The Pantheon Iconic Rome Hotel puts you steps from the Pantheon.
- 7
- picks, ranked
- 80,000
- points a night, the lowest we found in our preview prices
Our top 3
No. 1
The St. Regis Rome
Rome, Italy
Best overall
No. 2
The Rome EDITION (opens marriott.com in a new tab)
Via Veneto, Rome
Best for a rooftop pool
No. 3
The Pantheon Iconic Rome Hotel (opens marriott.com in a new tab)
Historic center, Rome
Best next to the Pantheon
Side by side
Points a night from the lowest price we found in our preview prices, and our rating of the best-value stay we found. Hotels we don’t track yet link to Marriott. How we rate stays.
| # | Hotel | Best for | Points a night from | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The St. Regis RomeRome, Italy | overall | 80,000 | Great |
| 2 | The Rome EDITION (opens marriott.com in a new tab)Via Veneto, Rome | a rooftop pool | See Marriott | Not tracked yet |
| 3 | The Pantheon Iconic Rome Hotel, Autograph Collection (opens marriott.com in a new tab)Historic center, Rome | next to the Pantheon | See Marriott | Not tracked yet |
| 4 | The Westin Excelsior, Rome (opens marriott.com in a new tab)Via Veneto, Rome | an indoor pool | See Marriott | Not tracked yet |
| 5 | Sina Bernini Bristol, Autograph Collection (opens marriott.com in a new tab)Piazza Barberini, Rome | on a central piazza | See Marriott | Not tracked yet |
| 6 | W Rome (opens marriott.com in a new tab)Via Veneto, Rome | a rooftop scene | See Marriott | Not tracked yet |
| 7 | Courtyard by Marriott Rome Central Park (opens marriott.com in a new tab)Near the Vatican, Rome | on a budget | See Marriott | Not tracked yet |
No. 1
The St. Regis Rome
St. Regis · Rome, Italy
Best overall
Opened by César Ritz in 1894, the first St. Regis in Europe, with frescoed ceilings, Murano chandeliers, butler service and the Baths of Diocletian on the doorstep.
- Points a night from
- 80,000
- Cash a night
- $730
- Best value
- Great, 1.03¢
Good to know
- Rome city tax is €10 per person per night for up to 10 nights, paid at checkout; points don't cover it (terms 3.2.m).
No. 2
The Rome EDITION (opens marriott.com in a new tab)
EDITION · Via Veneto, Rome
Best for a rooftop pool
Created with Ian Schrager, with 74 rooms, 17 suites and two penthouses, and a seventh-floor terrace with a travertine plunge pool, closed in the off season.
Good to know
- The hotel has no parking.
No. 3
The Pantheon Iconic Rome Hotel (opens marriott.com in a new tab)
The Pantheon Iconic Rome Hotel, Autograph Collection
Autograph Collection · Historic center, Rome
Best next to the Pantheon
A boutique hotel beside the Pantheon, with some rooms looking at it, a Michelin-starred restaurant and a sixth-floor terrace with views across the rooftops.
No. 4
The Westin Excelsior (opens marriott.com in a new tab)
The Westin Excelsior, Rome
Westin · Via Veneto, Rome
Best for an indoor pool
A grand hotel opened in 1906 on Via Veneto, between the Spanish Steps and the Borghese Gardens, with a heated indoor pool and a frescoed wellness floor.
No. 5
Sina Bernini Bristol (opens marriott.com in a new tab)
Sina Bernini Bristol, Autograph Collection
Autograph Collection · Piazza Barberini, Rome
Best on a central piazza
Opened in 1874 on Piazza Barberini, with a rooftop restaurant and a wellness center with a Turkish bath and sauna.
No. 6
W Rome (opens marriott.com in a new tab)
W Hotels · Via Veneto, Rome
Best for a rooftop scene
In a historic palazzo near Via Veneto, with a rooftop plunge pool and a rooftop lounge in the warm months.
No. 7
Courtyard by Marriott Rome Central Park (opens marriott.com in a new tab)
Courtyard · Near the Vatican, Rome
Best on a budget
Outside the historic center near the Vatican, with some rooms on balconies looking toward St. Peter's Basilica.
Preview: points and cash figures are sample prices for illustration, not live availability.
How we chose
We rank each hotel by how well it fits what the list is for, using facts from Marriott’s and the hotel’s own pages: the beach, the pools, the kids club, the fees. For hotels we track, we add our points prices and rate the best stay we found by value per point; we call a stay Fair from 0.70¢ a point, and below that we say pay cash.
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Questions
What is the best Marriott hotel in Rome?
The St. Regis Rome, opened by César Ritz in 1894. The Rome EDITION is the pick for a rooftop pool.
Which Marriott in Rome has a pool?
The Rome EDITION and W Rome have rooftop plunge pools, open in the warm months, and The Westin Excelsior has a heated indoor pool.
Which Marriott is near the Spanish Steps?
The Westin Excelsior, Rome, on Via Veneto between the Spanish Steps and the Borghese Gardens.
Do Marriott points cover the Rome city tax?
No. Rome's city tax is paid at checkout, €10 per person per night at The St. Regis Rome, for up to 10 nights (terms 3.2.m).
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Sources: Marriott’s and each hotel’s own pages, Marriott Bonvoy terms, sections 3.2.f and 3.2.m. Fees and rules change, so confirm with the hotel before you book. Award Escape is independent of Marriott.