Italian Open Tickets & Hotel Packages — Foro Italico, Rome
Plan your Italian Open trip in one place: book your tickets for the tennis at the Foro Italico in Rome and add a hotel near the courts in a single secure checkout. The Italian Open (Internazionali BNL d'Italia) is one of the biggest stops on the ATP and WTA 1000 calendar, drawing the world's top players to Rome's clay each May. Sessions run across nearly two weeks — from the early rounds through to the singles finals — so below you'll find live availability for every session, plus the practical detail you need to turn a day at the tennis into a Rome city break.
What's included
- Italian Open session tickets at the Foro Italico (day or evening sessions)
- Hotel accommodation in Rome, bundled in the same booking
- Single secure checkout for tickets and hotel via Stripe
- Guaranteed ticket delivery — or a 100% refund
Why book the bundle
- Rome hotels fill quickly through May with the tennis and the city's spring tourist peak overlapping — booking your room with your tickets locks in both.
- One checkout and one confirmation instead of juggling a ticket reseller and a separate hotel booking.
- Pick the exact session you want — early rounds for value and long days of tennis, or the finals weekend for the marquee matches.
- Independent and English-speaking support seven days a week, not an offshore reseller.
Planning your trip
- The Foro Italico sits in the north of Rome by the Tiber; staying near Flaminio or the city centre keeps you a short metro or taxi ride from the courts.
- Early-round day sessions offer the best value and the most tennis — you can roam outer courts and see many matches on a single ground pass.
- May in Rome is warm and sunny; bring sun protection for day sessions on the open show courts and book a refundable hotel rate where you can.
- Combine the tennis with the city — the Foro Italico is an easy add-on to a few days seeing central Rome.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Italian Open tickets?
Prices vary by session and seating category — early-round ground passes are the most affordable, while Centre Court seats for the finals cost the most. Use the live availability below to see current prices for each Italian Open session, and add a Rome hotel to the same booking.
Can I buy Italian Open tickets and a hotel together?
Yes. We bundle Italian Open session tickets at the Foro Italico with a hotel in Rome so you book both in one secure checkout rather than arranging them separately.
When is the Italian Open 2027?
The Italian Open is held at the Foro Italico in Rome across roughly two weeks in May 2027, running from the early rounds through to the singles finals. See the live session list below for exact dates as they are confirmed.
Where should I stay for the Italian Open in Rome?
The Foro Italico is in northern Rome near Ponte Milvio and Flaminio. Staying in central Rome or near the Flaminio metro keeps you within a short ride of the courts while leaving you close to the city for the rest of your trip.
Are the tickets guaranteed?
Yes — we guarantee delivery of valid tickets for your confirmed session in time for entry, or you receive a 100% refund. Full details are in our Terms of Service.
*Ticket prices are an indicative “from” figure based on current availability and are converted to your selected currency at checkout. Hotel rates are per night and subject to availability. Event Escapes is an independent travel agency and is not an official partner of the tournament organiser.