Boutique Hotel Campo de' Fiori, Rome

Located a block away from the Piazza Campo de' Fiori, home to one of Rome's most popular outdoor markets, Hotel Campo de' Fiori puts you in the middle of the city's historic center. Wander the stalls of the market, which began in 1869 and is the oldest in Rome, or wait until evening and grab a table at a nearby restaurant known for its nightlife. The city's main attractions are all within convenient walking distance, as you can reach the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and Piazza Navona within 20 minutes.

The style of the hotel's rooms is lavish, old-world European. The word "minimalist" doesn't exist in the world of Hotel Camp de' Fiori, as the richly colored rooms come with velvet headboards, heavy drapes, silk furnishings, and black bathrooms. Standards and Deluxes are available, so go for a Deluxe if you want a bit more room. Superior Deluxe options offer private balconies with a view over Rome. The hotel also has a handful of more modern self-service apartments in another building nearby, which may be less charming than those in the main building but can comfortably sleep up to four.

Walk through the extravagant lobby and lounge, filled with vintage furniture, chandeliers, and painted arches, and head up to the rooftop terrace to experience the hotel's most coveted feature. The rooftop terrace is split-level, spanning three floors, which offers a good amount of space and privacy to sit back with a drink or cocktail and soak in the panoramic view of Rome. There's no restaurant here, but guests can order drinks from the bar to enjoy on the terrace or ground-floor lounge.