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Salario Hotel Guide

Don’t keep your travel plans on repeat year after year. The same city with the same hotel every season will bore you and give you an itch to go looking for something new. Expand your geographical horizons to more than just those five blocks around your usual haunt.

Nowhere else can you find better deals on Salario area hotels. You’ll find the best prices on the quirky, the haunted, the old, the new, and the legendary. If you’re wondering what side of the pricing scale some of these hotels fall on, you need not to worry. Compare cheap hotels near Salario to find the perfect one to will fit your budget.

Leave the ordinary routine you’re set on behind and go. Go anywhere you want. Anywhere that makes you think, “I wonder what that’s like?” Part of Travelocity’s mission is to get you off-the-beaten path and the hotels near Salario are perfect for that. Find your new favorite watering hole on a quiet street. Discover a place to escape for the weekend with tasty local fare and unique sights. We want you to consider the places outside your normal comfort zone. Browse our selection and find the ideal hotel, in a place you’d like to explore.

Recent Salario hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

The Hoxton Rome

4 out of 5

Posted 4 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The best parts of the Hoxton were its breakfasts and personnel, plus available free boxed water. The desk staff serve as part-time concierges, and one helped us plan and execute a visit to the Castell San Marco on our last full day. That said, the hotel is a bit out of the way for most central-Rome tourism. In our case, the disruption of the Giro di Roma (apparently Italy's version of the Tour de France, but with hordes of day bicyclists, amateurs and families) made it impossible for our driver to get to the Capitoline Museums directly, thus forcing us to make a long walk (partly subsurface along the Tiber) to get where we wanted to go. The worst thing about the Hoxton is the plumbing. The shower consistently cycled from burning hot to cold at regular intervals, regardless of the setting of the temperature valve, and apparently regardless of the type of day. The bidet, like many in Italy, makes it hard if not impossible to wash your bum. (How can Italy be so far behind Japan, which has great working bidets even in public toilets?)"

A verified traveler stayed at The Hoxton Rome

Napoleon Hotel

3 out of 5

Posted 11 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"When we arrived our standard twin room ended up being a queen bed and a roll cot. Not impressed at all and after an uncomfortable sleep that required putting 4 pillows on the cot, I let the staff know the room situation was unsatisfactory. They immediately found us another room and comped our breakfast. I appreciated the fast, friendly and respectful way we were treated after I lodged my complaint."

A verified traveler stayed at Napoleon Hotel