FH55 Grand Hotel Palatino

Name: FH55 Grand Hotel Palatino
Address: Via Cavour 213, Rome, 00184, IT
Telephone: +39 06 481 4927
Rating: 8.9

Via Cavour 213, Rome · 8.9/10 (5487 reviews)

From 2026-09-05 to 2026-09-06, 1 night, for 2 adults

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About the hotel

Luxurious Accommodations
The FH55 Grand Hotel Palatino in Rome's Monti District offers elegantly furnished rooms with modern amenities including air conditioning, minibar, and satellite TV. Some rooms even boast stunning views of Rome's iconic rooftops.

Culinary Delights
Indulge in authentic Roman and classic Italian cuisine at Le Spighe restaurant, known for its delicious dishes. Start your day with a generous buffet breakfast served from 06:30 onwards, ensuring you're energized for a day of exploring the city.

Prime Location
Conveniently located just a short stroll from the Coliseum and Cavour Metro station, this hotel provides easy access to Rome's top attractions including the Forum and Parco di Traiano. With free WiFi throughout and proximity to Termini Train Station, FH55 Grand Hotel Palatino is the perfect choice for your Roman getaway.

Important information

If you are booking a prepaid rate and require an invoice, please include your company details in the Special Requests box when booking. Please note that centralized air conditioning is available from 01 May until 30 September. When booking 10 rooms or more, different policies and additional supplements may apply. A deposit may be required at the property.

Facilities

Fitness facilities
WiFi available
Free WiFi
Parking
Non-smoking rooms
Air conditioning
Fitness center
24-hour front desk
Restaurant
Room service
Business center
Heating

Check-in from 02:00 PM · Check-out until 12:00 PM

Reviews

10/10 · Ramakant (CA)
2026-08-29
7/10 · Jill (US)
2026-08-29
+ The location was great. We could walk to many of our activities and to some wonderful places to eat. The room was large and full of light, quiet most of the time. The bathroom was big with a fabulous shower and double sinks, plus a separate toilet and bidet. The air conditioning worked really well. We received one large free bottle of mineral water daily, some of which we stored in a smaller bottle of our own in the packed snack refrigerator. Breakfast was abundant and available from 6;30 to 10;30. This is a large, busy international hotel with lots of people coming and going, which affords anonymity.
− We prefer lower pillows, and my husband thought the bed was too soft. There were times when very loud children ran up and down the halls yelling at each other. Our TV broke one night and kept turning on by itself every ten minutes. Maintenance people pulled it out from the wall and fixed it the next day. For the cost of having laundry done we could have bought new clothes and thrown away the old ones, and then we were charged twice for the same batch, but we caught it and the bill was corrected. There are probably twenty different light switches in the room, and we never seemed to get them straight. The breakfast, while decent, is served in a zoo like atmosphere where if you want fresh squeezed juice you're told to make it yourself in a juicer that puts the pulp from someone else's drink into yours. I felt sorry for the harried breakfast staff whose main job was to clear away plates and set up new tables. Most importantly I would warn potential guests to check your final bill. We were in a hurry to catch our taxi to the airport and missed the extra charge of 104 euros above and beyond what Booking.com quoted as our final price. It turns out this was an extra service charge in lieu of tips for the staff. Italian law says that these charges on a bill must be disclosed, but they weren't. They are supposed to be at the guests' discretion, so they are voluntary. We had already tipped our maid each day with cash and thought that was the right thing to do. I just hope that the extra charges are really distributed to the staff and not kept by a corporate entity.