Hotel Laura

Staying in Piazza Bologna, just seconds from the metro, guests will be within the city walls in no time.

Hotel Laura's 35 rooms feature modern, clean private bathrooms, complete with hot showers, towels, toiletries, and a courtesy kit.

An international buffet breakfast is included and served in the breakfast room, which later in the day also serves as a licensed bar, ideal for entertaining guests or enjoying an early-evening aperitif.

Room Details

Double or Twin Room

• Standard Occupancy: 2 People
• Max. Occupancy: 2 Adults

Triple Room

• Standard Occupancy: 3 People
• Max. Occupancy: 3 Adults

Quadruple Room

• Standard Occupancy: 4 People
• Max. Occupancy: 4 Adults

Groupon Guide: Rome

A lifetime wouldn't be enough to explore Rome, but with this in mind, you can choose an itinerary in your free time or let yourself be swept away by the city's charm, wandering from piazza to piazza, along narrow streets and long avenues, amidst history and culture, breathing in modernity and classical culture at every turn. The list could be endless, but if you haven't seen the capital when the west wind blows gently, the sun slowly sets behind the domes and towers, and everything is colored with a fairytale and surreal red, this is the perfect opportunity to do so.

It would be reductive to recount a thousand-year history in just a few lines, but we'll try. Here's a guide to navigating the Eternal City. St. Peter's Basilica is considered the hub of the Christian world, a destination for millions of faithful every year. The dome defines the city's skyline, and its colonnade has welcomed pilgrims from far and wide for centuries. The Colosseum is the true symbol of Rome, representing two thousand years of history. A symbol of eternity, it towers over the Imperial Forums: its unmistakable silhouette bears witness to a glorious past.

You can sense the proximity of the Trevi Fountain from the roar of the water and the incessant chatter that precedes the astonishing sight: opulent, sumptuous, and representative of the "dolce vita." Piazza Navona: according to legend, it was flooded in the summer to provide refreshment to the Romans. At its center, the timeless beauties of Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers and Borromini's Church of Sant'Agnese collide. An artistic battle without losers, only winners. Piazza Navona is located a short distance from Campo de' Fiori, famous both for its daily market and for the nightlife that enlivens Roman nights. The Pantheon is ambivalent: romantic on the outside and enigmatic on the inside. Light streams in forcefully from the dome's opening, creating stunning effects, and the square it overlooks feels like a small living room inviting conversation. The Campidoglio is a concentration of wonder: the Ara Coeli steps, Michelangelo's square, the statue of Marcus Aurelius, the museums, and a breathtaking view of the city are a priceless heritage.