BETTOJA HOTEL ATLANTICO, Rome

Bettoja Hotel Atlantico - A 1930s Art Deco hotel with rooftop dining and panoramic views atop Esquilino Hill

Standing atop Rome's highest hill in the Esquilino district, this 4-star Rome hotel occupies a striking 1930s rationalist building designed by architect Mario Loreti. Bettoja Hotel Atlantico features 65 rooms furnished with authentic Art Deco pieces and equipped with soundproof windows, Simmons mattresses, and travertine bathrooms. The 10th-floor Ligea Lounge Bar and rooftop restaurant serve regional Italian cuisine with modern interpretations and seafood specialties. Two meeting rooms accommodate up to 65 people with full audiovisual capabilities. The hotel connects directly to Hotel Mediterraneo, giving guests access to additional restaurants, bars, and wellness services including shiatsu and ayurvedic massages. Located 5 minutes from Termini Station, Hotel Atlantico sits within walking distance of the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and Via del Corso shopping.

Pros

Original 1930s Art Deco furnishings preserved throughout the property

Direct indoor connection to sister Hotel Mediterraneo's facilities

Rooftop restaurant offers panoramic city views and seafood specialties

Professional staff maintains traditional service standards with formal uniforms

Cons

2 miles distance to Vatican attractions

Area around Termini Station can be busy and crowded