Mercure Rome Leonardo da Vinci Airport
Mercure Rome Leonardo da Vinci Airport is one of the larger hotels in the Fiumicino cluster, roughly 3 km from the terminals, and it leans on facilities the smaller airport hotels cannot match: an outdoor pool, a gym overlooking it, and a full conference centre. It also sits close to the Rome Exhibition Centre and the coast, which makes it a reasonable base for more than a single overnight.
Guest Rooms
The hotel has 187 rooms in standard and executive categories. Rooms are air conditioned with the modern amenities expected of the brand, including Wi-Fi, a work desk and a private bathroom, and executive categories add extra space.
Breakfast and Dining
An indoor restaurant and a bar cover breakfast, dinner and drinks. Breakfast is served early enough to work for most morning departures, though it is worth confirming the opening time if your flight leaves at dawn.
Facilities and Services
The seasonal outdoor pool is the headline facility, with a gym alongside it. There is a conference centre for meetings and events, large outdoor parking, and a 24-hour front desk. Shuttle services have run both to the airport and towards the centre of Rome.
Location and Transportation
The hotel is about 3 km from the terminals and a similar distance from the Rome Exhibition Centre and the sea. The airport shuttle is the usual way to the terminals; a taxi is quick as an alternative. For the city, the airport railway station gives you the Leonardo Express to Roma Termini in about 32 minutes, or the FL1 regional service to Trastevere, Ostiense and Tiburtina. See our transfer guide.
Nearby Alternatives
Compare Best Western Hotel Rome Airport (similar tier, closer to the terminals), Rome Airport Hotel Fiumicino (a quieter four-star in Isola Sacra), and Hilton Garden Inn Rome Airport (free shuttle).
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is the Mercure from Fiumicino Airport?
About 3 km, a short drive from the terminals. The hotel operates a shuttle service to and from the airport, and has also run a service towards central Rome; confirm both timetables with the hotel when you book.
Does the Mercure have a swimming pool?
Yes, an outdoor pool, which is seasonal, with a gym overlooking it. That combination is unusual in the Fiumicino hotel cluster and works well for a summer stopover.
Is the hotel good for conferences?
Yes. It has a dedicated conference centre and large outdoor parking, and its size means it regularly handles group and event business alongside airport traffic.
Information last verified: July 25, 2026