The guest house was born from the union of our two personalities that we wanted to unite to create the Relais Villa Fiorelli, first of all we are friends and then colleagues. Our idea of hospitality is “"a home away from home" with all the necessary comforts for an unforgettable stay! For the care and attention to guests we put the best of our abilities and we always try to help whenever it is requested. The rooms have been designed to put you at ease and are furnished in a personalized style with original author paintings, they are also equipped with en suite bathrooms in respect and privacy of each individual guest.

Before being Host we are two young women with a great passion for our city and for good food! We are always keep up to events, exibitions and averything the city offers, we know many places where you can enjoy a good meal or spend a lovely evening. Everytime guests get in our house we can’t wait to meet them to acquire a new experience to do together, wishing to make it unique and unforgettable for both! We have chosen to do this job just for travel and enrich ourselves even without traveling.

Relais Villa Fiorelli takes its name from the square where it is located, with the pedestrian area that give us quite and greenery, a non-typical landscape for the city. Reacheble by walking: two of the Basilicas of Rome, San Giovanni in Laterano and Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, Holy Stairs, the ancient area of Pigneto one of the most fervent centers of Roman nightlife and Via Appia Nuova a shopping area where you can find international and local brands, restaurants and fast food. Our area also offers playground for children, dog parks, supermarkets (also 24h), Roma Tuscolana railway station, many buses to the city centers and two metro lines (A e C) which reach the heart of Rome in few stops. Just 3 km from us: the Colosseum; the district Monti with the Majestic Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore; Caracalla’s Thermal Baths; and for lover of greenery the wonerful Caffarfella Park with the Regional Park of the Ancient Appia Street.