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Ostia Antica Park Hotel - Rome Hotels
3.0 Stars
$112

Ostia Antica Park Hotel

Viale dei Romagnoli 1041/A, Rome - Map
 
 

3.5 out of 5 (197 reviews)

Situated near the beach in the Ostia Lido neighborhood, this hotel is close to Castello di Giulio II, Ostia Antica …More
Hotel La Caravella - Rome Hotels
3.0 Stars

Hotel La Caravella

Ostia Lido, Rome - Map
 
 

3.5 out of 5 (13 reviews)

La Caravella Hotel is a stylish brand new hotel, 50 meters away from the sea. It has spacious and comfortable single …More
Notti Romane - Rome Hotels

Notti Romane

Via Attilio Momigliano 10, Rome - Map
 
 

1.0 out of 5 (1 reviews)

The Notti Romane Bed & Breakfast is located in Infernetto, elegant residential district of Rome, within 5 minutes of the …More
Hotel Giulietta e Romeo - Rome Hotels
2.0 Stars

Hotel Giulietta e Romeo

Via Eraclito Di Efeso 23, Rome - Map
 
 

4.0 out of 5 (1 reviews)

Surrounded by beautiful, lush greenery, the hotel has a quiet, peaceful location in the elegant residential neighbourhood of …More
La Riva - Rome Hotels
3.0 Stars

La Riva

Piazzale Magellano 22, Rome - Map
 
 

4.5 out of 5 (2 reviews)

La Riva Hotel in Ostia, Rome faces the promenade of Ostia Lido di Roma, in a remarkable seafront location near the Park of …More

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    Pocket Guide: Ostia, Rome Pet-friendly Hotels

    Lying 31 kilometres southwest of Rome, Lido di Ostia this is Rome’s seafront. Most of the busy beach is privatised, so there is a surcharge for use and loungers and parasols. The jewel of the area is nearby Ostia Antica. The architectural site gives a fascinating insight into the everyday life of sailors, merchants and slaves dating to the fourth century B.C. It later became Ancient Rome’s port for 600 years.