Inside Rome's Hotel Mediterraneo, Convenient & Cultural

Designed in 1938 by the architect Loreti, the Hotel Mediterraneo is a Bettoja Hotel in Rome that was recently renovated in collaboration with the Ministry of Cultural Heritage.
Nestled in Rome's historic center, this Art Deco lodging can sometimes feel like you're stepping back in time, but it's the ultimate in culture and convenience. It has an effortlessly elegant, vintage atmosphere, cozy spaces to experience and explore, and true gems... like a room dominated by a "Medieval Hunt" mosaic fashioned after a sketch by painter Achille Capizanno.
Rooms are spacious -- exceptionally so for this central location. Bathrooms are bright and roomy, too. The rooms even feature carefully restored and preserved period furniture, and some have landmark views and balconies!
The Hotel Mediterraneo is well located for walkable sightseeing, but you may never want to leave, especially after you've seen the new Ligea Lounge on the top floor with its breathtaking panoramic views of the Eternal City.
With its renovation complete, the Hotel Mediterraneo is now available to all travelers visiting Rome, Italy!