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The Hotel

Nestled in its own private garden on Via Nomentana, Hotel Rome Garden is set in a historic 19th-century structure that is in itself a great attraction to behold. Surrounded by central Rome, it is near many known tourist spots, including Borghese Gallery and Museum, Porta Pia and Trevi Fountain. With Policlinico Metro Station only a short walk away, the hotel makes a great central base to explore the city from.

Decorated in neutral, warm tones, modern rooms come with air-conditioning for an extra touch of comfort during the humid days. During their rest, guests can also enjoy flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and a room service, after trekking through the city makes one too tired to go out to eat. En-suite bathrooms ensure extra touch of privacy with hairdyers and complimentary toiletries supplied.

Peckich patrons seeking company can take their meals at the on-site restaurant or visit one of the myriad cafes and eateries surrounding the hotel. Travellers looking to take a breather in serene surroundings can spend their days on the terrace or taking in the beauty of the garden from one of the benches available.

Room Details

Double Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 people

Twin Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 people

Superior Double Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 people

Superior Twin Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 people

Groupon's Guide To Rome

From famous historic sites to relatively obscure catacombs, basilicas, fountains and museums, the Eternal City has many things to offer, as historic landmarks go hand in hand with the vibrant city nightlife.

Passing through old cobblestone streets and ruins, visitors can catch a glimpse of Rome's main attractions such as the Pantheon, one of the best kept classical architecture buildings in the world, the iconic Trevi Fountain and the Vatican Museums. Sweeping views over the city can be captured on film and camera from the Spanish Steps, where holidaymakers can unwind over a prosciutto panini or a gelato after a day of exploring numerous shopping centres and bazaars. Nestled beneath the Vatican walls, the Prati district mixes elegant office buildings with high-end boutiques and public squares, while imposing military barracks and Museo delle Anime dei Defunti provides a unique experience. Tourists can also get a taste of a typical Italian night out by visiting local restaurants, bars and clubs and enjoying a classic pizza or pasta. Rome has a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and rainy winters. From June to September the average temperature is 27°C, and may go as high as 30°C in July and August, with ten hours of sunshine a day. October and November are the wettest months of the year, while weather in December is often overcast, cool and rainy, with average temperatures dropping to 10°C.