Rome, GA Hotels

Near Rome

Cedartown GA Hotels - 14 mi / 23 km
Rockmart GA Hotels - 15 mi / 24 km
Adairsville GA Hotels - 17 mi / 28 km
Calhoun GA Hotels - 22 mi / 35 km
Cartersville GA Hotels - 24 mi / 38 km
Acworth GA Hotels - 30 mi / 49 km
Hiram GA Hotels - 32 mi / 52 km
Tallapoosa GA Hotels - 34 mi / 55 km
Lafayette GA Hotels - 36 mi / 58 km
Villa Rica GA Hotels - 37 mi / 59 km
Woodstock GA Hotels - 37 mi / 60 km
Kennesaw GA Hotels - 37 mi / 60 km
Bremen GA Hotels - 37 mi / 60 km
Canton GA Hotels - 39 mi / 63 km
Dalton GA Hotels - 40 mi / 65 km
Douglasville GA Hotels - 41 mi / 67 km
Marietta GA Hotels - 42 mi / 68 km
Lithia Springs GA Hotels - 42 mi / 68 km
Jasper GA Hotels - 43 mi / 69 km
Chatsworth GA Hotels - 44 mi / 71 km

Rome Area Info.

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This is the current conditions weather report for Rome. The report was made 23 minutes ago, at 02:19 UTC. The wind was blowing at a speed of 6 miles per hour / 9.3 kilometers per hour from the variable (VRB°). The temperature was 43°F / 6°C, with a dew-point at 43°F / 6°C. The temperature felt like 39°F / 4°C. The atmospheric pressure was 29.82 inHg / 1011 hPa. The relative humidity was 87%. The skies were overcast.

Rome is the largest city in and the county seat of Floyd County, Georgia, United States. It is the principal city of the 'Rome, Georgia Metropolitan Statistical Area' which encompasses all of Floyd County. As of the 2000 census, the city had a total population of 31,980, and is the largest city in Northwest Georgia.

Whether it’s a leisurely day spent on our rivers, a golf outing at Stonebridge, a weekend festival or just awalk in the park with a friend, escape the metropolitan rush to Georgia’s Rome. Our attractions, historic sites and natural beauty are tempting, but what really stands out are the people – the smiles – the southern hospitality that offers an open invitation.

Rome is the home of two private liberal arts colleges, Berry College and Shorter College. There is also a state community college Georgia Highlands College (formerly Floyd Junior College) and Coosa Valley Technical College.

Historic Attractions:
Downtown - Surrounded by the Etowah, Oostanaula and Coosa Rivers, Between the Rivers is the site of Rome's founding in 1834. First a thriving river trade and later the railroads helped turn Rome into a regional hub for commerce from Calhoun, Georgia to Gadsden, Alabama.

Victorian City Centers with a thriving downtown in the Between The Rivers Historic District. Explore downtown and gaze at the lovely houses and churches that stretch from Broad Street southeast to the Etowah River. Its Victorian architecture and charm make this Main Street City well worth a visit.

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