Reserved services for guests at Hotel Caracciolo

Guests who book directly on our Hotel website can purchase extra special services to better organise their stay in Rome.

Cake: A cake with fresh fruit and custard for 2-3 people, ideal for celebrating birthdays or anniversaries.

Italian Spumante: A 75 ml bottle of excellent Italian Spumante, with a choice of either sweet or dry, ideal for toasting any occasion.

Chianti red: a 75 ml bottle of excellent Chianti red Italian wine.

Ciao Roma 24-hour open tour: The Ciao Roma open tour is a complete tour that allows you to visit Rome's most important monuments on a very comfortable and enjoyable “open-air” bus. The buses circulate continually, with 14 stops where those who wish to can get off and go sightseeing. There is also a comprehensive audio guide on board to help you get to know a city that is unique in the world.

Tour tickets are valid for 24 hours.

Ciao Roma 48 hour open tour: The Ciao Roma open tour is a complete tour that allows you to visit Rome's most important monuments on a very comfortable and enjoyable “open-air” bus. The buses circulate continually, with 14 stops where those who wish to can get off and go sightseeing. There is also a comprehensive audio guide on board to help you get to know a city that is unique in the world.

Tour tickets are valid for 48 hours.

Tour of the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s Basilica: The destination of this tour is the visit to the Vatican Museums. Starting from Piazza San Bernardo, embellished by the Fountain of Moses, it passes through Piazza della Repubblica, with the Fountain of the Naiads at its centre. The route then winds through Via Bissolati, Via Veneto and Villa Borghese. After this lengthy walk through an important part of the city, the tour arrives at the Vatican Museums and Galleries. There you can see the ultra-modern entrance built for the Jubilee 2000, the Chandelier and Tapestry Galleries, the Geographical Map Room, the Sobiesky Room and the Immaculate Conception Room. The group will then stop to view the Sistine Chapel, site of the conclave, with it frescoes by Michelangelo and then finish with the Ancient Vatican Library. On Wednesdays, when the Papal Audiences are held, and on Sundays, when Holy Mass is celebrated, St Peter's Basilica may only be viewed from the outside.

Includes transport, guide, tickets and headsets.

Duration: approx. four hours

Tour of Christian Rome: The  tour starts from Piazza San Bernardo, crossing Piazza della Repubblica and continuing along Via Nazionale to visit the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, built on the Esquilino hill in 352 A.D. It then continues with a visit to the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano, the Cathedral of Rome and the world. From there it proceeds to the “Scala Santa” (Holy Stairs), on which Christ went up to Pilate's palace. At this point it continues by coach, crossing Piazza San Giovanni and via Latina. Skirting the Latin Walls, the tour passes through Porta San Sebastiano to take the Via Appia Antica where the Domine Quo Vadis Chapel can be seen. It then arrives at the Catacombs of St. Callixtus. The visit here will last approx. 45 minutes (on Wednesdays you will visit the Catacombs of St. Domitilla). The Baths of Caracalla can be viewed from the bus on the return to the hotel.

Includes transport, guide and tickets.

Duration approx. three hours

Rome by Night Tour: Seated comfortably in a luxury coach, we will follow a fascinating route that witnesses to the ancient origins and successive cultural and historical layers that characterise the city of Rome. Starting from Piazza San Bernardo, embellished by its Fountain of Moses, the route winds from Piazza della Repubblica, passing by Via Veneto, Palazzo Margherita, Porta Pinciana and Villa Borghese, to arrive at the Trevi Fountain, where we will stop to do some sightseeing. The tour then continues along Via Quattro Fontane, where the Fountains of the Four Seasons can be seen. Going down Via Nazionale towards Piazza Venezia, we will arrive at the Vittorio Emanuele II Monument and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The tour will also pass by the Campidoglio, the Imperial Fora, the Colosseum, the Palatine Hill, the Aventine Hill, the Circus Maximus, the Tiberina island and Viale Trastevere. It then climbs the Gianicolo, from where we can enjoy one of the most beautiful views over Rome, to then arrive at St. Peter's Basilica, seeing the famous fortress of Castel Sant’Angelo along the way.

Includes transport and guide.

Duration approx. two hours

Tivoli and its villas: This tour takes the motorway as far as Tivoli, a town of ancient temples known throughout the world since ancient times for its soothing “Aqua Albulea” (sulphurous water) baths. Crossing the Ponte Lucano, we will view the Tomb of Plautius Lucanus before visiting Hadrian’s Villa, built by the Emperor Hadrian (we will go from the coach park up to the excavations on foot, approx. 300 metres). The excursion then continues, arriving at the Villa D’Este, famous for its water features, landscaping, pavilions, artificial caves and fountains.
Includes transport, guide and tickets.

Duration approx. five hours

Tour of Ostia Antica: Ostia Antica, from the Latin ostium (“mouth”), was founded, according to archaeologists, between the late-fifth and early-fourth centuries B.C., reputedly by the legendary King Ancus Marcius. It was a naval military base, which then became the most important port for supplying grain to Rome. Starting from Porta Romana and passing along the main street, the Decumanus Maximus, we will visit the ancient metropolis and Piazzale della Vittoria. We will then view the Baths of Neptune, one of the city's public services, built by Hadrian and decorated with beautiful mosaics. Behind the complex are the Firemen’s Barracks, also from the era of Hadrian. The tour will proceed towards the theatre, built by Agrippa in the first century A.D. From the top of the steps there is a great view of the excavations. After having visited the House of Diana, we will arrive at the centre of Ostia, where we can see the Forum, Ostia’s political centre, the Temple of Rome and Augustus and, finally, the baths. The excursion will conclude with a visit to the Judiciary Basilica, a large, rectangular hall surrounded by a portico built by Domitian or Trajan, to the right of which is the Round Temple from the third century B.C.

Includes transport, guide and tickets.

Duration approx. four hours

Transfer to or from the Airport: A Transfer service is available to or from Rome’s Fiumicino (Leonardo da Vinci) and Ciampino airports with luxury cars and private chauffeurs. It is punctual, fast and reliable.