Navigating tipping etiquette in Italy can be a nuanced undertaking for international travelers.

Unlike the United States, where tipping is customary across many service industries, the Italian approach to gratuities tends to be more complex and varies depending on the establishment and type of service received.

At hotels in Italy, the general expectation is that a service charge, known as a "coperto," will be automatically added to your bill, typically ranging from €1-€3 per person.

This coperto covers the cost of items like bread, water, and other table amenities.

While not technically a tip, it is important to be aware of this charge and factor it into your overall spending. - https://italyfocusguide.com/blog/do-you-tip-at-hotels-in-italy/?unique_id_8apiuzbg

The Insider's Guide to Tipping Etiquette in Italian Hotels