Castello della Castelluccia

Travelers to Rome, Italy can spend medieval-style vacations at Hotel Castello Della Castelluccia in Rome, Italy. Built between the 12th and 13th century, the castle rose from the remains of an ancient Roman Villa. Rich in history, the location in the Green Hills is ideal for those wishing to visit Vatican City, 10 kilometers away. The center of Rome is fifteen kilometers. Leonardo De Vinci International Airport is 25 kilometers southwest of the hotel.
Amateur artists may find inspiration simply by strolling across the stunning landscape of Hotel Castello della Castelluccia. The 25- meter pool is one of the largest in Rome. Guests sunbathe on lounge chairs while surrounded by thick woodlands then soak in the Turkish bath. Outdoor activities at the hotel include horseback riding, as the Hotel Castello della Castelluccia was formerly home to famous stables that produced various fine thoroughbreds. The enormous terrace offers panoramic views of the woods below. Business services are available and include the use of projectors, microphones and sound equipment. Fantasy weddings at the hotel include medieval bridal suites, outdoor banquets in the castle courtyard, and summer receptions by the pool. A bride may arrange for a dramatic entrance at the castle in a horse-drawn carriage.

Elaborate guestrooms feature fine marbles, frescoed walls, terra cotta floors and restored antiques. Guests enjoy minibar refreshments, designer toiletries and terrycloth bathrobes, satellite televisions and data ports. In the Double Room, two steps lead to a full length mirror and dressing area. Suites feature separate living areas, opulent iron beds and beamed ceilings. A Tower Suite features three levels and an open fireplace.

Travelers experience medieval magnificence and remarkable surroundings at Hotel Castello della Castelluccio.

Das Hotel Castello della Castelluccia bietet Rombesuchern einen Aufenthalt in mittelalterlichem Ambiente. Die zwischen dem 12. und 13. Jahrhundert erbaute Burg steht auf den Uberresten einer romischen Villa. Der geschichtstrachtige Ort in den grunen Hugel