Rome has 20 Edit by Chase hotels. The median nightly Chase Travel rate across them, fees included, bottoms out at $736 in January and February and peaks at $1,374 in September. One property, Six Senses Rome, qualifies for the select-brand double credit that runs through December 31, 2026.
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The list and map below cover all 20 Edit by Chase hotels in Rome, each with its typical nightly rate. Across roughly a year of nightly price-calendar data, the citywide median nightly Chase Travel rate, fees included, runs from $736 in January and February to $1,374 in September. That is a $638 swing on the same 20 properties.
The $250 Edit statement credit and the $100 property credit stack to $350 per stay. Two January nights at the $736 median cost $1,472, so the stack covers about 24 percent of the bill. The same two nights at September's median cost $2,748, and coverage falls to about 13 percent.
Rome's cheapest Edit hotels are also its best rated. Baglioni Hotel Regina, a Leading Hotels of the World member, has a typical nightly median of $578, and Sofitel Roma Villa Borghese sits at $593. Both hold 5.0 ratings, so booking the low end of this list still means a five-star stay.
| Hotel | Rating | Typical nightly* |
|---|---|---|
| Baglioni Hotel Regina - The Leading Hotels of the World | ★5.0 | $578 |
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Sofitel Roma Villa Borghese Accor |
★5.0 | $593 |
| Casa Monti Roma | ★5.0 | $624 |
|
W Rome Marriott |
★5.0 | $627 |
| Hotel Splendide Royal - The Leading Hotels of the World | ★5.0 | $681 |
|
InterContinental Rome Ambasciatori Palace IHG Hotels & Resorts |
★5.0 | $734 |
|
The Rome EDITION Marriott |
★4.0 | $819 |
| Hotel Maalot Roma | ★5.0 | $841 |
| Palazzo Ripetta | ★5.0 | $841 |
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Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome Hotel - A Leading Hotel of the World Minor Hotels |
★5.0 | $876 |
| Villa Agrippina a Gran Melia Hotel | ★5.0 | $921 |
| J.K. Place Roma | ★5.0 | $1,027 |
| Portrait Roma | ★4.0 | $1,210 |
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Hotel Eden - Dorchester Collection Dorchester Collection |
★5.0 | $1,213 |
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The St. Regis Rome Marriott |
★5.0 | $1,231 |
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Corinthia Rome Corinthia |
★5.0 | $1,405 |
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Rocco Forte Hotel de la Ville Rocco Forte |
★5.0 | $1,714 |
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Six Senses Rome 2x credit IHG Hotels & Resorts |
★5.0 | $1,734 |
|
Rocco Forte Hotel De Russie Rocco Forte |
★5.0 | $2,454 |
|
Bulgari Hotel Roma Marriott |
★5.0 | $2,461 |
*Median nightly Chase Travel rate (fees in) over the past year, for planning only. Chase rates typically run 10 to 20 percent above the hotel's own site; the Edit credits and perks only apply to Chase Travel bookings, and the price match guarantee can close the gap. Hotel names link to the hotel on Chase Travel (sign in to your Chase account first).
The cheapest months for Rome Edit hotels are January, February, and March, with median nightly Chase Travel rates around $736. The priciest is September at about $1,374.
January and February are the cheapest months to book an Edit hotel in Rome, each with a $736 median nightly Chase Travel rate, fees included, across all 20 properties. March holds nearly as low at $763 before spring demand arrives. These medians come from roughly a year of nightly price-calendar data that refreshes every night.
September is the most expensive month at a $1,374 median, with June ($1,185) and October ($1,178) close behind. Mild spring and fall weather plus Easter and religious-tourism events concentrate Rome's crowds from April through June and again from September into October, the windows Rick Steves' Rome guidance identifies as the city's peak season.
August is the counterintuitive dip: its $860 median sits $325 below June and $514 below September, the lowest of any month from April through October. Roman summer heat thins out leisure demand, and VisitRome lists August among the cheaper months to visit for that reason. Trip Budget Calculator's Rome breakdown flags the same late-summer lull.
The concrete play: target January or February at Baglioni Hotel Regina, whose typical nightly median of $578 runs $158 under the winter citywide median. Two nights at that typical rate cost about $1,156, and the $350 credit stack brings the out-of-pocket total near $806. Even at the citywide $736 median, two winter nights cost $1,472 before credits, against $2,748 for the same stay at September's median.
Median nightly Chase Travel rates by month across Rome's 20 Edit hotels, fees included:
Six Senses Rome is the only Edit hotel in Rome that qualifies for the select-brand double credit, a promotion that runs through December 31, 2026. A qualifying stay there can earn the Edit statement credit twice, on top of the standard $100 property credit. The other 19 Rome Edit hotels earn the single $250 statement credit plus the property credit.
January and February tie as the cheapest months, each with a $736 median nightly Chase Travel rate, fees included, across Rome's 20 Edit hotels. March is close behind at $763. These medians come from roughly a year of nightly price-calendar data that refreshes every night. Compared with September's $1,374 peak, a January booking saves $638 per night at the citywide median.
The $100 property credit applies once per stay, not once per night, and it covers food and beverage at the hotel unless the property states otherwise. Paired with the $250 Edit statement credit, a single Rome booking carries $350 in combined value, which covers about 24 percent of a two-night January stay at the $736 citywide median.
Baglioni Hotel Regina, a Leading Hotels of the World property, is the cheapest Edit hotel in Rome with a typical nightly median of $578 on Chase Travel, fees included. Sofitel Roma Villa Borghese follows at $593. Every one of Rome's five cheapest Edit hotels holds a 5.0 rating, so the low end of this list does not force a step down in hotel class.
The spread between Rome's cheapest and priciest months is $638 per night at the citywide median: $736 in January and February against $1,374 in September. That puts September about 87 percent above the winter floor. June ($1,185) and October ($1,178) also sit near the top, while August drops to $860 despite falling in midsummer.
Yes, if your dates are flexible. A two-night stay at the January median of $736 costs $1,472, and the $350 credit stack covers about 24 percent of it. The same stay at September's $1,374 median costs $2,748, with the stack covering about 13 percent. August is the compromise for warm-weather travelers: its $860 median is the lowest of any month from April through October.
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