Is breakfast included in the price?
in-CLU-sa — three syllables, stress on the second.
Ask at check-in if it was not clear from your booking. Breakfast pricing varies widely between Italian hotels.
'Inclusa' is the feminine past participle of 'includere' (to include), agreeing with 'colazione' (feminine noun). The construction 'è inclusa nel prezzo' (is included in the price) is used for any service you want to confirm is covered.
Quanto costa la colazione?
How much does breakfast cost?
Ask this if it is not included, to decide whether to eat at the hotel or a nearby bar
Il parcheggio è incluso?
Is parking included?
Important to check if you are arriving by car
Il Wi-Fi è gratuito?
Is Wi-Fi free?
Wi-Fi is standard in Italian hotels but always good to confirm
In Italy it is often cheaper to skip the hotel breakfast and have a 'caffè e cornetto' (espresso and croissant) at a local bar — usually €1.50–€2.50 standing at the counter, versus €10–€20 for a hotel breakfast.