Halloween Hotel Offers in Rome

With the offers from the Hotel Palatino, you can spend Halloween in Rome in a 4-star hotel in the very center, equipped with numerous modern amenities.

The hotel offers relaxation and comfort thanks to the services on offer and the additional benefits in its contemporary-style rooms.

The hotel’s restaurant means you can have breakfast, lunch and dinner without having to leave the facility.

The Halloween in Rome offer includes:

• 1 or more nights in a room of your choice;
• murder mistery dinner on October 31 in the restaurant in the Grand Hotel Palatino, drinks included;
• daily buffet breakfast;
• welcome gift in your room from the hotel when you arrive.

A mysterious murder will take place during dinner on the creepiest night of the year. The Halloween monsters will be brought together by Commissioner Pelazucche who, together with the dinner guests, will interrogate them to find the clues to solve the case. The table that first solves the 3 mysteries will win: the murder weapon, the motive, who is the murderer.

The 2024 menu will be available as the event date approaches.


7:30 p.m. with show beginning at 8 p.m.

The menu of the murder mystery dinner in Rome includes:

AMUSE BOUCHE
- Salted shortbread with pumpkin foam and caviar with grated truffle selection Calugi

MENU
- Smoked Angus beef Carpaccio with valerian,
- P.D.O. robiola di Roccaverano and organic Chandler walnuts
- Fresh pasta Ravioli, P.G.I. Romaneschi artichokes, P.G.I. Amatrice bacon with creamy
- P.D.O. Black Crust Pecorino and Roman mint
- Iberian pork fillet with Porcini Mushroom sauce and fluffy potatoes with thyme
- Millefeuille with cow's ricotta mousse, vanilla aroma, persimmons and 85% Valrhona dark chocolate chips


Drinks:
- Mineral water
- Prosecco D.O.C. Extra Dry Millesimato Cuvèe Brut Master C27 Sant’Orsola
- Cesanese Rubillo IGT, Azienda Agricola Principe Pallavicini
- Espresso coffee

Its central position in the capital makes the Grand Hotel Palatino the perfect starting point to reach some truly unmissable locations.

Let’s find out together where to go and what to do in Rome at Halloween:

• Santa Maria dell’Orazione e Morte

  This church was built in the sixteenth century and welcomes visitors with the inscription “Hodie mihi, cras tibi”, or “My turn today, yours tomorrow”. It is about 2 km from the hotel and was built by the Compagnia dell’Orazione e della Morte. For a truly memorable experience, you can visit the underground crypt and what remains of the ancient cemetery. Here, the Compagnia dell’Orazione e della Morte buried over 8,000 people, who drowned in the Tiber or who were found in the countryside or in other areas of the capital. Their bones and skeletons are on view. And some of them have the year and the cause of their death engraved on their foreheads;
  
  

• Museo delle Anime del Purgatorio

  The Chiesa del Sacro Cuore del Suffragio is a very special place. Inside, the atmosphere is quite remarkable, typical of Halloween, suspended between the realm of the living and that of the dead. We find all this in the small museum within. The museum was established at the start of the nineteenth century with the discovery, after a fire, of the imprint of a face behind the altar. The priest was convinced that it was a sign of the presence of a soul caught in purgatory and searching for prayers. From that moment, the priest began to collect similar testimonies. And the result is a unique, somewhat unsettling collection. It lies just a few minutes by foot from the hotel;
  
  

• Cripta dei Cappuccini

  A few kilometers from the hotel, in the underground caverns below the Chiesa di Santa Maria della Concezione, we find this cemetery decorated with the bones of over 4,000 friars. The remains came from the ancient cemetery of the Capuchin Order and were collected between 1528 and 1870. A place worthy of Halloween, where we can see the mummified corpses of the friars dressed in tunics and hoods, but also skulls, femurs, tibias and scattered bones that form chandeliers and other shapes;
  
  

• Castel Sant’Angelo

  There’s no Halloween without ghosts. It would seem that the Castel Sant’Angelo is particularly frequented by the ghosts of prisoners kept in the castle’s dungeons. But also by Beatrice Cenci, beheaded for parricide in 1599. It is about 3 km from the hotel;
  
  

• Torre degli Annibaldi

  With its austere and somewhat sinister appearance, this tower is striking due to an anecdote about it. The severed hands of those who attempted to steal from the church were nailed to its walls. It is just 240 meters from the hotel;
  
  

• Fonte di Anna Perenna

  Is about 5 km from the hotel. Remains were found here bearing the name of Anna Perenna, one of the most mysterious Roman divinities. The mud also yielded about twenty “defixiones”, or curse tablets, a burnt copper pot and containers with voodoo dolls placed upside down;
  
  

• Complesso del Buon Pastore

  Just over 7 km from the hotel, in the Valle dei Casali, is the visionary citadel built by Armando Brasini between 1929 and 1938.

With parking close to the hotel, guests can arrive in their own car.

From here, they can reach some incredible, unique locations, perfect for Halloween:

• Chia

  In the heart of Tuscia, in Soriano nel Cimino, we find the ghost town of Chia, with its impressive tower and the nearby waterfalls of Fosso Castello;
  
  

• Camerata Vecchia

  74km from the hotel are the ruins of this ancient town. Located at 1255 meters above sea level, the town affords a breathtaking view over the Cavaliere Plain. In 1859, a fire that spread from house to house quickly destroyed the entire town. It can be reached on foot. Here, we have the opportunity to admire historical artifacts and to enter a few buildings. A short distance away is the Camposecco plateau, a film location used in the film, They Call Me Trinity;
  
  

• Monterano

  Is the ghost town of ghost towns. 64 km from the hotel, it is a location full of ruins, with architectural masterpieces by Bernini. Amongst the works that are not to be missed we find the 16th century double arched aqueduct;
  
  

• Rocchette and Rocchettine

  The twin fortresses sit on two rocks of the Sabine Hills. They were built during the 13th century and still retain a mysterious, dark fascination;
  
  

• Stazzano Vecchio

  Abandoned for over a century, the town experienced the beginning of its end on April 24, 1901, when an earthquake destroyed almost the entire town. Its charm, however, still remains. The town has been taken over by vegetation but we can still walk along its old streets and recognize traces of the town. Still today we can see the walls of the castle and the three circular towers with the 25-meter high quadrangular tower in the middle of the courtyard.

Choose the offers at the Grand Hotel Palatino for Halloween in Rome.