Best Rome All Inclusive Hotels
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Best-rated
Escape Luxury Suite - Ca Domus Collection
- In-room breakfast
- Shuttle service
- VIP check-in/ -out
- Air conditioning
- Flat-screen TV
- Leisure/ TV room
The 3-star boutique Escape Luxury Suite - Ca Domus Collection Rome hotel is nestled right in the centre of Rome, about 5 minutes on foot from Giardini di Palazzo Barberini, and features Wi-Fi and a car park. Comprising 5 rooms with views of the courtyard, this Rome hotel offers a convenience shop and a shared lounge.
You can get a gastronomic experience at That's Amore by Fabio Bongianni which offers European cuisine just moments from the Escape.
The spacious rooms in Escape Luxury Suite - Ca Domus Collection hotel have a flat-screen TV with satellite channels along with air conditioning. Furnished with a writing desk, the rooms also have a minibar, tea and coffee-making facilities. The private bathrooms offer a bidet, a separate toilet, and shower/tub combinations, and such comforts as a hairdryer and shower caps.
Escape Luxury Suite - Ca Domus Collection
- In-room breakfast
- Shuttle service
- VIP check-in/ -out
- Air conditioning
- Flat-screen TV
- Leisure/ TV room
Escape Luxury Suite - Ca Domus Collection
The 3-star boutique Escape Luxury Suite - Ca Domus Collection Rome hotel is nestled right in the centre of Rome, about 5 minutes on foot from Giardini di Palazzo Barberini, and features Wi-Fi and a car park. Comprising 5 rooms with views of the courtyard, this Rome hotel offers a convenience shop and a shared lounge.
You can get a gastronomic experience at That's Amore by Fabio Bongianni which offers European cuisine just moments from the Escape.
The spacious rooms in Escape Luxury Suite - Ca Domus Collection hotel have a flat-screen TV with satellite channels along with air conditioning. Furnished with a writing desk, the rooms also have a minibar, tea and coffee-making facilities. The private bathrooms offer a bidet, a separate toilet, and shower/tub combinations, and such comforts as a hairdryer and shower caps.
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Eco-friendly stay
Hotel Mercure Roma Corso Trieste
- Restaurant
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Car park
US$ 28.97 per day
- 24-hour reception
- Air conditioning
- Bar/ Lounge area
- Terrace
The 4-star Hotel Mercure Roma Corso Trieste offers access to the Christian and art Vatican Museums, which is located around 6 km away. The hotel also includes a parking garage.
Guests may find the restaurant Pizzeria san marino fairly close to Hotel Mercure Roma Corso Trieste.
There are 101 rooms equipped with air conditioning along with modern facilities including a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Providing a spa bathtub, some bathrooms have dressing gowns.
Hotel Mercure Roma Corso Trieste
- Restaurant
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Car park
US$ 28.97 per day
- 24-hour reception
- Air conditioning
- Bar/ Lounge area
- Terrace
Hotel Mercure Roma Corso Trieste
The 4-star Hotel Mercure Roma Corso Trieste offers access to the Christian and art Vatican Museums, which is located around 6 km away. The hotel also includes a parking garage.
Guests may find the restaurant Pizzeria san marino fairly close to Hotel Mercure Roma Corso Trieste.
There are 101 rooms equipped with air conditioning along with modern facilities including a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Providing a spa bathtub, some bathrooms have dressing gowns.
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Popular choice
Novotel Roma Est
- In-room breakfast
- Free parking
- 24-hour reception
- Flat-screen TV
- Fitness centre
- Outdoor swimming pool
The smoke-free Novotel Roma Est hotel, located in the Tiburtino district of Rome, 4.3 km from Lunghezza Castle, features views of the parks. At this 4-star hotel, guests can use a sun deck, playground, and billiards or spend the day lazing by a seasonal outdoor swimming pool.
A lounge bar is available on site. The restaurant N Restaurant lies a few steps from the Novotel.
At the hotel, guests can also benefit from fitness classes provided at a gym.
The air-conditioned rooms are appointed with soundproof walls, such modern amenities as Wi-Fi and an LCD TV, and offer en-suite bathrooms with a bidet, a separate toilet, and shower/tub combinations. Appointed with sound-proofed windows, the rooms also come with a minibar, coffee and tea making equipment.
Novotel Roma Est
- In-room breakfast
- Free parking
- 24-hour reception
- Flat-screen TV
- Fitness centre
- Outdoor swimming pool
Novotel Roma Est
The smoke-free Novotel Roma Est hotel, located in the Tiburtino district of Rome, 4.3 km from Lunghezza Castle, features views of the parks. At this 4-star hotel, guests can use a sun deck, playground, and billiards or spend the day lazing by a seasonal outdoor swimming pool.
A lounge bar is available on site. The restaurant N Restaurant lies a few steps from the Novotel.
At the hotel, guests can also benefit from fitness classes provided at a gym.
The air-conditioned rooms are appointed with soundproof walls, such modern amenities as Wi-Fi and an LCD TV, and offer en-suite bathrooms with a bidet, a separate toilet, and shower/tub combinations. Appointed with sound-proofed windows, the rooms also come with a minibar, coffee and tea making equipment.
Are you in a hurry?
Here is a quick list of All Inclusive Hotels in Rome, selected based on their rating
| Name of hotel | Accommodation Rating | Price, $ | |
| Escape Luxury Suite - Ca Domus Collection |
8.5 / 10 (833 Reviews) |
From 144$ | |
| Hotel Mercure Roma Corso Trieste |
8.4 / 10 (1082 Reviews) |
From 90$ | |
| Novotel Roma Est |
8.1 / 10 (1148 Reviews) |
From 60$ |
Frequently Asked Questions
What all-inclusive hotels in Rome provide breakfast and pool facilities?
Novotel Roma Est and Hotel Mercure Roma Corso Trieste offer all-inclusive options with breakfast and pool access. You can enjoy a seasonal outdoor pool amidst gardens and a hearty breakfast to start your day.
Check for pool opening times before your visit, as the seasonal outdoor pool at Novotel Roma Est usually operates from June to September.
Which all-inclusive hotels near historic sites offer family amenities?
Escape Luxury Suite and Novotel Roma Est provide family-friendly all-inclusive packages near historic sites. Both have spacious rooms and are located close to attractions like the Colosseum and Villa Adriana.
Plan your visits to historic sites in the morning to avoid crowds, especially at popular locations like the Colosseum.
What all-inclusive hotels in Rome have spa and jacuzzi services?
Hotel Mercure Roma Corso Trieste features luxurious rooms with private Jacuzzis, while nearby hotels may offer spa services. You can unwind in a serene environment following your sightseeing adventures.
Book spa appointments early, as demand may rise during peak tourist seasons like summer.
Which all-inclusive hotels in Rome are ideal for couples on a romantic getaway?
Escape Luxury Suite provides a luxurious experience with in-room saunas, perfect for couples seeking intimacy. It's also conveniently located near the Trevi Fountain and Piazza di Spagna.
For a romantic evening, visit the Trevi Fountain at night when it's illuminated, and you'll find fewer crowds.
Which all-inclusive hotels in Rome allow pets?
While many hotels have pet policies, check directly with Hotel Mercure Roma Corso Trieste for specific pet-friendly accommodations. This can help ensure a comfortable stay for you and your pet.
Confirm pet policies directly with the hotel prior to booking to avoid any surprises, especially regarding additional fees.
How can I find all-inclusive hotels in Rome with great views?
Hotel Mercure Roma Corso Trieste offers a rooftop bar with panoramic city views. It's an excellent spot to relax after a day of exploring.
Book a room on the upper floors to enjoy even better views, especially around sunset.
What amenities do all-inclusive hotels in Rome typically offer?
All-inclusive hotels often provide meals, drinks, and recreational activities. Hotels such as Novotel Roma Est and Hotel Mercure Roma Corso Trieste have dining options and wellness facilities.
Review each hotel's offerings beforehand to maximize your experience and enjoy included amenities.
What is the best season to visit Rome for fewer crowds?
Visiting Rome in late fall (October to November) and early spring (March to April) can help you avoid large crowds. You can enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere while visiting iconic landmarks.
Book your accommodations well in advance during these off-peak months to secure the best rates and availability.
How should I plan my itinerary to visit Rome's top landmarks efficiently?
Start in the historic center in the morning to visit landmarks like the Pantheon, then head to Trastevere for lunch. This allows you to experience both culture and local cuisine.
Use public transport like Metro Line A to travel between districts quickly and avoid traffic delays.
What cultural events should I look out for when visiting Rome?
Attend the RomaEuropa Festival in September for a mix of art and performances, or the Christmas Markets in December for local crafts and foods. These events showcase Rome's vibrant culture.
Buy tickets online in advance for popular events, as they often sell out quickly.