Aleph Rome Hotel, Curio Collection by HiltonvsHotel Teatro di Pompeo
Both properties are rated highly by those who travel for a living. Overall, Aleph Hotel Rome is the choice of most writers compared to Hotel Teatro di Pompeo. Aleph Hotel Rome comes in at #8 in Rome with accolades from 10 reviewers like Fodor's, oyster.com and Frommer's.
Aleph Rome Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton Show All Reviews
Via di San Basilio, 15, Rome, 00187, Italy
From $387/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
Rough Guide
"A slick hotel, with ultra-cool, contemporary rooms and every facility."
Frommer's
"Called "sexy and decadent" by some hotel critics when it opened, this winning choice leads the pack among "new wave" Italian hotels." Full review
Concierge
"Not for the fainthearted, this pricey luxury option not far from the Via Veneto has all the decadent verve that we have come to expect from an Adam Tihany interior."
Travel + Leisure
"At Hotel Aleph in central Rome, renowned American architect Adam D. Tihany takes on the role of Dante’s Virgil leading his guests through heaven and hell." Full review
DK Eyewitness
"This extremely trendy hotel off Piazza Barberini has an intriguing theme: heaven and hell."
Time Out
"This Adam Tihany-designed flight of fancy has a theme - heaven and hell - with its common areas in various intensities of devil-red, and bright, 'heavenly' bedrooms." Full review
Fodor's
"If you're wondering where the beautiful people are, look no further than the Aleph, the most unfalteringly fashionable of Rome's design hotels." Full review
Lonely Planet
"More style than substance? Possibly, but for fashionistas this is the place to be seen." Full review
Jetsetter
"A 20th-century bank turned five-star hotel with luxe rooms and excellent lounge bar." Full review
Star Service
"Just east of Piazza Barberini and the conservative Bristol Bernini, a short hike to the Spanish Steps and Via Condotti shops, this design-hotel continues to top the boutique charts." Full review
Hotel Teatro di Pompeo
Largo del Pallaro 8, 00186 Rome
From $128/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Free Breakfast
- Shuttle Bus
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
Rough Guide
"Built above the remains of Pompey’s ancient Roman theatre, the rooms here are comfortable, with high-beamed wooden ceilings, marbletopped furniture and (in some) sweeping views."
Fodor's
"Simple (and perhaps a bit dated) rooms and wonderful, genuinely helpful staff." Full review
Insight Guides
"Just off picturesque Campo de’ Fiori, this popular family-run hotel stands on the site of Pompey’s Theatre, dating from 55 BC."
DK Eyewitness
"A lovely little hotel built on the remains of the ancient theater of the same name, where Julius Caesar is said to have met his destiny."
Time Out
"This small, friendly hotel occupies a palazzo built on the site of the ancient Teatro di Pompeo." Full review
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Opt for one of the attractive rooms in the main hotel building rather than one of the more basic annexe rooms located a few streets away.
Oyster
Budget
"A two-minute walk from Piazza Campo de' Flori in central Rome, the budget Hotel Teatro Di Pompeo sits on the remains of the ancient Roman Pompey's Theater, which dates to 55 B.C." Full review
Frommer's
"History buffs will appreciate this small hotel, built atop the ruins of the 1st-century Theatre of Pompey...large, simple rooms have an authentic feel, with wood-beam ceilings, cherrywood furniture" Full review
Lonely Planet
"Built on top of a 1st-century BC theatre... this charming hotel is tucked away behind Campo de’ Fiori." Full review