Our favourite hotels near Diocleziano Thermal

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Hotel Pavia Rome

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Hotel Diocleziano Rome

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Best Western Premier Hotel Royal Santina Rome

This 4-star Rome hotel is centrally located, near the Termini railway station.

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Nights in Rome

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Eurostars Domus Aurea Rome

This hotel is located in the city centre of Rome, a short stroll from the church of Santa Maria...

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Hotel Windrose Rome

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Accommodation Delia B&B Rome

A charming guest house in the heart of Rome, near public transport and Termini Railway Station.

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Hotel Alexis Rome

Housed in a 19th century building, the hotel is located close to Termini station.

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Hotel Indipendenza Rome

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Hotel Milani Rome

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Yes Hotel Rome

This 3-star Rome hotel enjoys a strategic location in the city centre, close to Termini Station.

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Hotel Giorgi Rome

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Bettoja Hotel Nord Nuova Roma

This hotel is located in the centre of Rome, less than 1 km from Via Veneto and just a short walk...

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Welcome Piram Hotel Rome

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Camelia Rome

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The Terme di Diocleziano, or the Diocletian Thermal Establishments (also known as the Baths of Diocletian), were the largest thermal establishments in ancient Rome. Construction on this massive complex was begun in 298 and completed around 306. Besides containing the traditional environments, with tubs that would have been filled with water of varying temperatures, this thermal complex also included a central hall, an uncovered pool and quite a number of other rooms used for a variety of purposes. Because of the large nature of the baths and their various large rooms, throughout the years they have been used for even more varied purposes.

In 1561, indeed, Pope Pio IV decided to transform many of the environments into a Basilica, with an adjacent convent. The project was actually assigned to Michelangelo. The rooms have further been used to house granaries, stalls, shops and, unfortunately, for construction material. In the late 19th century, the complex became an integral part of the National Museum of Rome. When you’re in the area, stop by the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps and Venezia Square as well. If you’d like to visit the Diocletian Baths or any of the nearby monuments, check out EasyToBook.com to find Rome hotels or Rome cheap hotels in the area. There are a number of hotels in Rome, and even discount hotels in Rome, so you’ll be sure to find something that fits your needs.