Rome tourist tax rates 2026
| Accommodation | Per person per night |
|---|---|
| 5-star hotel | €10 |
| 4-star hotel | €7.50 |
| 3-star hotel | €6 |
| 2-star hotel | €5 |
| 1-star hotel | €4 |
| B&B | €6 |
| Holiday apartment / short-term rental | €6 |
| Campsite (max 5 nights) | €3 |
Rules you should know
- Charged per person per night for the first 10 consecutive nights in the same accommodation (5 nights at campsites).
- Young children are exempt. Rome residents do not pay.
- Some holiday homes with a lower classification pay €5. Check the amount with your host.
For holiday rental hosts
If you rent out a room or apartment in Rome, you are normally responsible for collecting the tourist tax from your guests and paying it to the local authority, together with the required declarations. Some booking platforms collect the tax automatically in certain cities, but that does not always cover bookings from other channels. Use the calculator above to show guests the exact amount before they arrive.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the tourist tax in Rome?
The Rome tourist tax is €3–€10 per person per night. Two adults staying 3 nights in a 3-star hotel pay €36 in total; guests under 10 are exempt.
Do children pay the tourist tax in Rome?
Guests under 10 are exempt.
Is there a maximum number of nights?
Yes. Only the first 10 consecutive nights are taxed.
How do I pay the Rome tourist tax?
It is collected by your hotel or host, at check-in, at check-out or with your booking. It is often not included in the price shown on booking websites.
Sources
- Holidu – Tassa di soggiorno a Roma nel 2026
- Chekin – Tassa di soggiorno Roma 2026 (10-night cap)
- Quotidiano.net – tourist tax in Italian cities
Rates last checked November 2026. Rates are set by local authorities and can change; your accommodation will confirm the final amount. Spotted a change? Let us know.
