Rome Tourist Tax 2026
Steep Rome charges a per-person city tax that climbs with your hotel's star rating and is usually collected in cash at the hotel, so a family adds it up fast.
Rome's contributo di soggiorno scales with hotel class: about €4 at a 1-star up to €10 at five-star and luxury hotels, with most 4-star stays at €7.50, for up to 10 consecutive nights.
Children under 10 are exempt.
The catch: It is charged per person, so a family adds up fast, and it is usually collected at the hotel (often in cash at checkout) rather than baked into your booking price.
Official source: Roma Capitale (contributo di soggiorno)
Rome tourist tax: quick answers
It scales with hotel class, from about €4 a night at a 1-star up to €10 at five-star hotels, with most 4-star stays at €7.50, charged for up to 10 consecutive nights.
Per person, usually at the hotel and often in cash at checkout, rather than baked into your booking price.
No. Children under 10 are exempt.