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Hotel Serena
Hotel Serena is a 3-star property 1.1 km from the Colosseum and just 90 m from the city centre, near Centro Storico. The building is mapped as wheelchair-accessible in OpenStreetMap.
Good for Accessible
In short
Forty-seven hotels in Rome meet the rule used for this page: each is mapped as wheelchair-accessible in OpenStreetMap or states on its own website that it offers wheelchair-accessible rooms. This page shows 10 of them. Hotel Serena sits 1.1 km from the Colosseum, and Hyatt Regency Rome Central has 238 rooms and is marked wheelchair-accessible in OpenStreetMap. Always confirm your specific needs directly with the hotel before booking.
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Royal Santina
Royal Santina is a 4-star hotel 1.6 km from the Colosseum and 370 m from the city centre, near Centro Storico. OpenStreetMap lists the building as wheelchair-accessible.
Good for Accessible
Photo: Pasgabriele, CC BY-SA 3.0 03Boscolo Exedra
Boscolo Exedra sits 1.3 km from the Colosseum and 390 m from the city centre, near Centro Storico. The building is marked wheelchair-accessible in OpenStreetMap.
Good for Accessible
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The RomeHello
The RomeHello is a hostel 1.4 km from the Colosseum and 610 m from the city centre, near Centro Storico. Its building is mapped as wheelchair-accessible in OpenStreetMap.
Good for Accessible
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Hyatt Regency Rome Central
Hyatt Regency Rome Central is a 5-star hotel with 238 rooms, 1.3 km from the Colosseum and 650 m from the city centre, near Termini/Esquilino. The building is listed as wheelchair-accessible in OpenStreetMap.
Good for Luxury · Accessible
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UNAWAY Hotel Empire Roma
UNAWAY Hotel Empire Roma is a 4-star hotel 1.8 km from the Colosseum and 830 m from the city centre, near Centro Storico. OpenStreetMap marks the building as wheelchair-accessible.
Good for Accessible
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Aleph Rome Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton
Aleph Rome Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton, is a 5-star hotel with 88 rooms, 1.6 km from the Colosseum and 1.0 km from the city centre. The building is mapped as wheelchair-accessible in OpenStreetMap.
Good for Luxury · Accessible
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Hilton Garden Inn Rome Colosseum
Hilton Garden Inn Rome Colosseum is a 4-star hotel with 181 rooms, 1.2 km from the Colosseum and 1.2 km from the city centre, near Termini/Esquilino. OpenStreetMap lists the building as wheelchair-accessible.
Good for Accessible
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Hotel Parker
Hotel Parker is a 3-star hotel 1.7 km from the Colosseum and 1.3 km from the city centre, near Termini/Esquilino. The building is marked wheelchair-accessible in OpenStreetMap.
Good for Accessible
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The Tribune - JDV by Hyatt
The Tribune - JDV by Hyatt is a 4-star hotel with 52 rooms, 2.1 km from the Colosseum and 1.3 km from the city centre. OpenStreetMap marks the building as wheelchair-accessible.
Good for Accessible
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Which hotel on this list is closest to the Colosseum?
Hotel Serena, 1.1 km from the Colosseum, is the closest among the hotels shown here.
Which hotels on this list have the most rooms?
Hyatt Regency Rome Central has 238 rooms, the highest room count in this list, followed by Hilton Garden Inn Rome Colosseum with 181 rooms.
How was this list of accessible hotels chosen?
Each hotel included is either mapped as wheelchair-accessible in OpenStreetMap or states on its own website that it has wheelchair-accessible rooms. 47 hotels in Rome meet this rule, and this page shows 10 of them. Always confirm specific accessibility needs directly with the hotel.
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