Offers for Easter in a Hotel in Rome

The FH55 Grand Hotel Palatino is located in the exclusive Monti district, one of the most elegant and refined locations in the capital.

The location is strategic because it allows you to stay in a relaxing and restful context but at the same time, one that is close to symbols such as the Colosseum, Domus Aurea, Roman Forum, Arch of Constantine.

A stay in the hotel allows you to immerse yourself in the history of Rome and breathe in the typical city atmosphere, enjoying the comforts and services of spacious, bright rooms and suites furnished in a modern style.

You can book the room you prefer directly from the hotel’s official website, choosing the guaranteed best rate.

The package includes:

• One or more nights’ accommodation in a room or suite of your choice;
• Daily buffet breakfast;
• Easter lunch on Sunday, April 20 2025, 4-course menu, paired drinks included, at the FH55 Grand Hotel Palatino Restaurant;
• Opening of the Big Chocolate Egg with surprise draw;
• Welcome gift in the room upon arrival.

The Easter weekend in a hotel in Rome is also the perfect opportunity to let yourself be conquered by the gastronomic proposals of our chefs and the pampering of a rich breakfast.

The awakening is punctuated by the colors, scents and flavors of high-quality products. Our breakfast room hosts a buffet with sweet and savory products but also with organic food and ideas for those who follow special diets.

The restaurant hosts the 4-course Easter lunch, an explosion of flavors that will surprise even the most refined palates.

The menu created by Chef Giuseppe Mulargia includes Easter dishes of the Roman and Italian tradition, but also innovative dishes always made with seasonal and high-quality ingredients.

The result is a journey through taste that will become unique thanks to the perfect pairing of selected wines.

Easter lunch in Rome menu, Sunday, April 20 2025, 12:30 p.m.

Amuse-Bouche with Welcome Flute
Croquette with broccoli rabe, Norcia sausage and smoked Provola cheese

Menu

Flan with Roman-style artichokes and red potatoes, wild chicory sauce and PDO Pecorino Crosta Nera cheese

Tonnarelli pasta with slow-cooked white meat ragout, Fondue of “Vacche Rosse” Parmigiano Reggiano aged over 24 months
Fried zucchini flowers

Roman-style “breaded and fried” lamb cutlets with seasoned chard
OR
Seasoned fillet of veal with Porcini mushrooms and Parisian-style Viterbo potatoes

Pastiera (wheat tart) with whipped cream, red berries and vanilla crumble
Traditional desserts

Still and sparkling mineral water
Espresso coffee

Wine pairings from our sommelier:
Welcome toast with Spumante Extra Dry “Master C.27’’ Casa Sant’ Orsola, Az. Fratelli Martini Secondo Marco
Prodigo, Syrah I.G.T., Az. Agr. Donato Giangirolami

Executive Chef Giuseppe Mulargia

Including wine pairings from our sommelier.  
Children from 0 to 3 years: free.  Children from 4 to 9 years: 50% discount.

Easter lunch is served from 12.30 pm onwards.

Opening of the giant Easter Egg with surprise draw.

The Easter weekend is a perfect time to relax and to visit the length and breadth of the Eternal City. The days with more hours of sunshine and the mild climate allow you to experience Rome to the fullest by discovering iconic monuments, enchanting landscapes, hidden locations, characteristic streets and squares.

What to see at Easter in Rome:

• Visits to symbolic places: the Colosseum, the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, Castel Sant’Angelo, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps are an authentic must both for those visiting the city for the first time and for those returning;
  
  
• Art and culture: the capital is rich in history and museums that hold treasures that are unique in the world. Among these, we can visit the Borghese Gallery, the Doria Pamphilj Gallery, the Spada Gallery, the Colonna Gallery, Palazzo Barberini, the Corsini Gallery;
  
  
• Archeology: Rome is a leap back in time. Adults and children will be captivated by the Capitoline Museums, Trajan’s Markets, the Baths of Caracalla, the Stadium of Domitian;
  
  
• Picnic in the parks: Easter Monday and spring in general have always been synonymous with outdoor lunches. In Rome, we can have a picnic at Villa Borghese, Villa Doria Pamphilj, Villa Ada, Parco degli Acquedotti, Parco della Caffarella;
  
  
• Visit to the Botanical Garden: it is one of the Museums of the Sapienza University of Rome. It covers 12 hectares between Via della Lungara and Colle del Gianicolo. Within it, we can admire centuries-old trees, one of the richest collections of bamboo, 400 species of orchids, succulents and cherry trees in the Japanese garden, the tropical greenhouse, palm trees and the rose garden;
  
  
• Visiting the villages outside Rome: Easter has always been synonymous with trips out of town. In the surroundings of Rome we find many villages rich in history and naturalistic locations of great appeal. These include Calcata, Acquapendente, Castel di Tora, Castro dei Volsci, and Lake Bolsena.