Rome city breaks with flights and a central hotel included rarely come in this cheap. This one is from £149pp, and now includes a guided Colosseum and Roman Forum tour too.
Here’s why this deal stands out:
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Outstanding price: similar short breaks to Rome typically start around £250-300, so £149 for flights, hotel and a guided Colosseum tour is well below the going rate.
Return flights in an actual metal plane are covered. We’ve paid more than this for a train to Manchester.
Central accommodation: stay at the Hotel Montecarlo Roma, a 46-room hotel rated 4.5/5 from more than 400 Wowcher reviews, just 700m from Roma Termini station and within easy reach of the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps.
Prices vary quite a bit by date — some dates in early August are close to £250, while others further out are cheaper. It’s worth checking a few dates on the booking calendar before you commit.
What’s included:
Return flights from seven UK airports: London Gatwick, Luton, Stansted and Southend, plus Manchester, Bristol and Edinburgh.
2, 3 or 4 nights of bed and breakfast accommodation at Hotel Montecarlo Roma, plus a guided Colosseum and Roman Forum tour.
Wowcher, who’s offering the deal have an impressive 4.4/5 score on thousands of Trustpilot reviews.
How to book
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