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A rooftop dining area with a table set for two, surrounded by potted plants and overlooking historic buildings.
A modern restaurant interior with hexagonal ceiling panels, black tables, and chairs.
A modern hotel room with a large bed, a nightstand, a wall-mounted mirror, and a ceiling light fixture.
A modern closet with a sliding door, built-in shelves, and a hanging rack.

1. The Hive Hotel

The Hive Hotel
Rome City Centre
£145
includes taxes & fees
25 Oct - 26 Oct
The Hive Hotel
A balcony with a dining table set for two, featuring a drink and a sandwich.
A hotel room with a large window, a desk with a chair, a bed, and a bedside table with a lamp.
A restaurant with wicker chairs and tables, a bar with shelves of bottles, and a view of buildings through large windows.
A historic hotel with a classic architectural style, featuring a prominent corner entrance, multiple floors, and a well-lit facade.

2. Trastevere Roma | UNA Esperienze | Preferred Hotels and Resorts

Trastevere Roma | UNA Esperienze | Preferred Hotels and Resorts
Rome City Centre
£218
includes taxes & fees
2 Nov - 3 Nov
Trastevere Roma | UNA Esperienze | Preferred Hotels and Resorts
A balcony with a table set for two, overlooking a cityscape with domed buildings.
A hotel entrance with numbered doors, a revolving door, and two potted plants.
A bar area with a bartender, bar counter, and seating arrangement.
A table with a drink, a glass, and a plate of appetizers at a restaurant.

3. UNA Hotels Decò Roma

UNA Hotels Decò Roma
Rome City Centre
£154
includes taxes & fees
1 Nov - 2 Nov
UNA Hotels Decò Roma
A spacious hotel lobby with a checkered floor, multiple dining tables, and a central reception area.
A modern living room with a sofa, a coffee table, a TV, and a side table with a candle.
A spacious lobby with a high ceiling, a central seating area with sofas, and a reception desk.
A modern hotel room with a large bed, a TV mounted on a wooden panel wall, a seating area with a small table and chair, and a view of the city through large windows.

4. Hilton Rome Airport

Hilton Rome Airport
Fiumicino
£211
includes taxes & fees
1 Nov - 2 Nov
Hilton Rome Airport
A modern kitchen with wooden cabinetry, a built-in coffee machine, and a seating area with tables and chairs.
A reception area with a modern design, featuring a wooden reception desk, grey tiled walls, and artwork.
A hotel room with two beds, a desk with a computer, a chair, and a TV.
A large, multi-story hotel with a prominent sign reading "Hilton Garden Inn." The building features a symmetrical facade with evenly spaced windows and a central entrance.

5. Hilton Garden Inn Rome Airport

Hilton Garden Inn Rome Airport
Fiumicino
£144
includes taxes & fees
5 Nov - 6 Nov
Hilton Garden Inn Rome Airport
A restaurant with long wooden tables, green cushioned booths, and a wine rack on the wall.
A modern bar area with a wooden counter, shelves of liquor bottles, and a patterned floor.
A modern staircase with a geometric metal railing, a brick archway, and two decorative vases on a console table.
A large potted plant with tall, light-colored foliage in a modern outdoor setting with white tables and chairs.

6. Hotel San Francesco

Hotel San Francesco
Rome City Centre
£129
includes taxes & fees
1 Nov - 2 Nov
Hotel San Francesco
A buffet with various food items and a kitchen area in the background.
An outdoor dining area with round tables, chairs, and umbrellas.
A swimming pool with tiled walls and a curved column.
A vibrant interior with a central green pillar, a patterned floor, and a counter with a person behind it.

7. Mama Shelter Roma

Mama Shelter Roma
Vatican
£122
includes taxes & fees
1 Nov - 2 Nov
Mama Shelter Roma
A historic building with multiple stories, ornate architectural details, and a street in front with cars and illuminated storefronts.
A spacious lobby with a glass table, a sofa, and a vase with flowers.
A hot tub with steps and metal railings, surrounded by mosaic-tiled walls and a stone-like textured wall.
A professional kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a large pot on the counter, and chefs in white uniforms.

8. Hotel Artemide

Hotel Artemide
Rome City Centre
£286
includes taxes & fees
30 Oct - 31 Oct
Hotel Artemide
A historic hotel with a classic European facade, a central entrance with a glass door, and flags on the roof.
A dining area with round tables, chairs, and a high ceiling with a glass roof.
A white building with multiple windows and a well-maintained garden with a lawn, hedges, and a palm tree.
A dining table with a meal, glasses, and a pool in the background.

9. Grand Hotel Gianicolo

Grand Hotel Gianicolo
Municipio I
£124
includes taxes & fees
1 Nov - 2 Nov
Grand Hotel Gianicolo
A historic building with a courtyard, arched windows, and a prominent entrance.
A grand staircase with ornate gold detailing and classical columns, leading to a richly decorated room.
A bar area with three bar stools, a mirror above the bar, and a bar stocked with bottles.
An outdoor patio with round tables and chairs, a large umbrella, and potted plants.

10. Donna Camilla Savelli – VRetreats

Donna Camilla Savelli – VRetreats
Rome City Centre
£203
includes taxes & fees
3 Nov - 4 Nov
Donna Camilla Savelli – VRetreats
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For travellers seeking the luxury of all-inclusive hotels in the greater Rome area, the offerings are rich and varied. Start your exploration with a visit to the ancient ruins of Ostia Antica, where you can wander through remarkably preserved Roman buildings, making it an engaging outdoor experience for families. Next, the enchanting gardens of Villa Doria Pamphili provide a beautiful backdrop for leisurely strolls or picnics, perfect for relaxation after a day of adventure. For those keen on art, the Galleria Borghese showcases masterpieces by Caravaggio and Bernini in a stunning villa setting, often with guided tours available through all-inclusive packages. Additionally, families can enjoy a day at the Rainbow MagicLand amusement park, where thrilling rides and shows promise fun for all ages. Finally, treat your taste buds with an exceptional culinary journey; all-inclusive resorts often feature dining options that highlight local Roman cuisine, including delicious pasta dishes and fine wines, alongside cooking classes for a hands-on experience. Consider staying in areas like Trastevere, known for its vibrant street life and charming cobbled streets. Here, you can easily explore local markets and enjoy the authentic atmosphere while retreating to your hotel for pampering and exceptional service.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best time to stay at an all-inclusive hotel in Rome?
The best time to stay at an all-inclusive hotel in Rome is during late spring, particularly in May. This month typically boasts delightful weather, with temperatures averaging around 22°C, making it ideal for leisurely strolls through historic sites like the Colosseum and the Roman Forum.May falls just before the peak tourist season, so you'll find that while the main attractions are open, the crowds are still manageable. This means you can enjoy sightseeing with less stress, and with the warmer weather, outdoor dining becomes a pleasure. Many hotels also offer enticing packages during this time, providing great value for your stay.If you're travelling with family, the pleasant temperatures are great for enjoying Rome's beautiful parks, such as Villa Borghese, where you can rent bikes or have a picnic. Additionally, May often features local festivals, allowing you to experience the city's culture more intimately without the overwhelming tourist influx.If you're looking for a shoulder-season alternative, consider visiting in September. The weather remains warm, with temperatures similar to May, and you can still find great hotel deals.
Can I cancel my all-inclusive hotel reservation on Expedia?
Many Expedia hotel reservations are refundable, provided that you cancel before the hotel's cancellation deadline. This is often within 24-48 hours of your scheduled arrival. Be sure to check your booking confirmation for the exact cancellation policy. For maximum flexibility, use Expedia's "Fully refundable property" filter during your search to find the right all-inclusive hotel in Rome for you.
How can I save on an all-inclusive hotel in Rome with Expedia?
There are plenty of ways to save on an all-inclusive hotel in Rome. Join One Key™, our free travel rewards programme, to unlock instant discounts with Member Prices across a range of premium hotels. Typically, booking in advance will help you save on your hotel. If you're feeling spontaneous, be sure to check for last-minute deals.
How much does an all-inclusive hotel in Rome cost?
Enjoy staying in an all-inclusive hotel in Rome, with hotels from £116 offering incredible amenities. If you're leaning toward a little luxury, prices can rise, and may vary depending on the location, season, and hotel amenities. Be sure to book in advance to enjoy more options and potentially better rates, especially if you're planning a trip during weekends or around public holidays.
Is it cheaper to book an all-inclusive hotel and flight package in Rome?
Booking an all-inclusive hotel and flight package on Expedia can be cheaper than booking flights and hotels separately. Savings vary depending on factors like destination, travel dates, and availability, so it's wise to compare options. With access to over 300,000 hotels worldwide, Expedia makes it easy to build the perfect all-inclusive travel package. *Savings vary and are not available on all flight and hotel bookings.
What all-inclusive amenities should we expect at hotels in Rome?
All-inclusive hotels are perfect for travellers who want a relaxing, top-value holiday. Most packages include your room, all meals, snacks, unlimited drinks including alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks. Entertainment, kids clubs, access to pools and fitness facilities are often included in the all-inclusive package as well. Some even cover airport transfers, while extras like spa treatments or premium alcohol may cost more. Knowing most of your expenses are already covered makes for a truly relaxing getaway. For more information, refer to the property details on Expedia.

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