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Accommodation: Like all other cities, Rome also has accommodation for all types of budgets. Listed below are some information to give you and idea.

High-End Hotels - Average cost around €300 - €600 per night and it can go up much more. Examples of luxury hotels like the Rome Cavalieri Waldorf Astoria or The St. Regis Rome.
Mid-Range Hotels - Average cost around €150 - €300 per night. Examples of comfortable 4-star hotels like iQ Hotel Roma or Albergo del Senato.
Low-End Hotels - Average cost around €50 - €150 per night. Examples of budget hotels or hostels like Residenza Cavour Rome or Daniel's Hotel.

These prices can vary based on location, amenities, and the time of year. It's always a good idea to book in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons.

Food: Rome offers a wide range of dining options to suit any budget, so you can enjoy delicious Italian cuisine no matter your preference! Prices suggested are per person and these prices can vary depending on the location and the specific restaurant you choose.

Breakfast

Low-cost: Around €3 for a coffee (€1) and a cornetto (€2) which is a flaky Italian pastry with sweet filling.
Mid-range: Around €5-€10 if you sit down at a café.
High-cost: Around €12-€30 for a more luxurious breakfast buffet or an a la carte options in hotels or restaurants.

Lunch

Low-cost: Around €10-€15 for a meal at a trattoria or pizzeria.
Mid-range: Around €13-€17 for a sit-down meal with a drink.
High-cost: Around €25-€30 per person for a more upscale dining experience.

Dinner

Low-cost: Around €15-€20 for a meal at a trattoria or osteria.
Mid-range: Around €20-€30 for a meal at a mid-range restaurant.
High-cost: Around €40-€50 per person for a meal at a fine dining restaurant.

Local Transportation: The cost of getting around Rome can vary depending on the mode of transportation and the duration of your stay. Here are some average costs.

Single Ticket: A single ticket for the metro, bus, or tram costs €1.50 and is valid for 100 minutes from the time of validation.

Daily Pass: A 24-hour travel pass costs €7 and allows unlimited travel on public transport.

48-hour/72-hour Pass: These passes cost €12.50 for 48 hours and €18 for 72 hours, respectively.

Weekly Pass: A weekly pass costs €24 and offers unlimited travel for 7 days.

Monthly Pass: A monthly pass costs €54 and provides unlimited travel for 30 days.

For taxis: prices start at around €3 for the initial flag drop and €1.80 per kilometer, but it's best to use ride-sharing services like Uber for more competitive rates.

From the Airports to Town: There are several options for getting from Rome's airports to the city center, each with varying costs and travel times:

From Fiumicino Airport (Leonardo da Vinci):

1. Leonardo Express Train: The fastest and most convenient option, taking about 32 minutes to reach Roma Termini. Tickets cost €14 per person.

2. Regional Trains (FL1): A cheaper alternative at €8 per person, but the journey takes around 50 minutes and doesn't stop at Termini.

3. COTRAL Buses: The most budget-friendly option at €6 per person, but the journey can take up to an hour depending on traffic.

4. Taxis: Costs between €55 to €80 for up to 3 people, including luggage.

From Ciampino Airport:

1. Shuttle Buses: Operated by SIT Bus Shuttle, costing €6 per person and taking about 40 minutes to reach the city center.

2. Taxis: A flat rate of €40 for up to 3 people, including luggage.

3. Private Transfers: For a more comfortable and direct option, private transfers start at around €80 depending on the number of passengers and luggage