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When In Rome, Expect to Pay a Little More At Hotels

Where: Rome, Italy
January 5, 2011 at 8:46 AM | by | Comments (0)

Hotel Excelsior, now an extra €3 per person per night.

We've railed on hotel fees before and aside from resort fees and WiFi charges, we especially dislike those extra tourism fees mandated by local governments, in addition to taxes.

But now when you're in Rome, you better get ready to pay a little more for your hotel stay.

That's because Rome has added a new hotel tax for visitors staying in hotels. Expect to pay an extra €2 per person per night in a hotel up to a three-star rating and an extra €3 per person per night when staying in four or five-star hotels.

But here's the rub--the tax must be settled at check-out and guests must pay in cash. No debit cards, credit cards or American Express Traveler's Checques allowed. So don't throw your Euros in the Trevi fountain until after you've checked-out.

[Photo: Tom Barnes/HotelChatter Flickr Pool]

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