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Airports
CIA Ciampino–G. B. Pastine International AirportFCO Rome–Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport
Currency
EUR Euro
Time zone
Central European Time
Which airports serve Rome?

Rome is served by Ciampino–G. B. Pastine International Airport (CIA) and Rome–Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (FCO). Colosseum: nearest airport Ciampino–G. B. Pastine International Airport (CIA), about 13 km in a straight line.

What are the best-known places in Rome?

Colosseum, Sistine Chapel and Stadio Olimpico. Hotel Price has a page of hotels near each of them.

What currency and time zone are used in Rome?

The local currency is the Euro (EUR) and the time zone is Central European Time.

From city-centre hotels to bed & breakfasts, compare real availability in Rome across our partner platforms — same dates, same rooms, no account needed. The price shown on the partner site is the price you pay.

How do I find a cheap hotel in Rome?

Compare prices from our partners for the same room and dates — rates for identical rooms in Rome often differ between platforms.

When should I book in Rome?

Prices move with demand. Comparing several dates around your stay is the most reliable way to pay less.

Is booking through a comparison site safe?

You always complete your booking directly with the partner — same price, same confirmation, same customer service.

Which type of accommodation should I choose in Rome?

For one or two nights, a hotel or aparthotel is simplest. For longer stays or families, also compare apartments and holiday homes — the nightly price often drops with length of stay. Guest houses usually offer the best value in smaller towns.

Can I cancel my booking?

It depends on the rate you choose on the partner site: most properties offer a slightly more expensive free-cancellation rate and a cheaper non-refundable one. The exact conditions are shown on the partner site before payment — check the cancellation deadline before confirming.

Why do prices change so much?

Prices follow occupancy: local events, school holidays, weekends and last-minute demand push rates up. Booking early for busy periods, or comparing several dates around your stay, is the most effective way to pay less in Rome.