The Full Story
LoRi
Welcome to Guesthouse LoRi, the beloved home of Loredana and Riccardo, where warmth and family memories fill every corner. Nestled in the charming Monte Mario district, this guesthouse offers a unique stay in one of Rome’s most authentic neighborhoods. Away from the tourist crowds but well-connected to the city center, Monte Mario is a hidden gem where locals enjoy a slower pace of life, traditional markets, and family-run trattorias. From here, you can easily reach the historic heart of Rome via surface train, bus, and metro. Whether you're here for sightseeing, an event, or simply to experience everyday Roman life, LoRi provides a welcoming retreat with space, comfort, and a true sense of home.
A life-long passion
For decades, this house was the heart of their family life, a place of laughter, togetherness, and cherished moments. As life moved forward and their family grew beyond its walls, Loredana and Riccardo decided to open their doors to guests, sharing not only their home but also their deep love for the Monte Mario neighborhood. Here, you’ll experience the charm of an authentic Roman district, well-connected to the city yet away from the crowds. At LoRi, you’re not just a visitor—you’re part of a story that continues with every guest who walks through the door.
Rome
Rome is a city where history, art, and culture come alive on every street corner. From the awe-inspiring Colosseum to the majestic Vatican City, every step through its ancient streets is a journey through time. Stroll through the charming alleys of Trastevere, admire the grandeur of Piazza Navona, and toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain, wishing to return. The city's breathtaking churches, Renaissance palaces, and hidden courtyards offer endless beauty to discover. Whether savoring a gelato by the Pantheon, enjoying a sunset over the Tiber River, or getting lost in the artistic wonders of the Borghese Gallery, Rome captivates visitors with its timeless elegance and enchanting atmosphere.
Discover Monte Mario
Monte Mario, the highest hill in Rome, offers tourists a unique blend of natural beauty and historical significance. Located in the city's northwest, this area provides panoramic views of Rome's iconic skyline, making it a perfect spot for photography enthusiasts and those seeking a tranquil escape from the bustling city center. The hill is home to the Monte Mario Observatory, historically significant as Italy's prime meridian reference point until the 1960s.
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Nature lovers can explore the Riserva Naturale di Monte Mario, a 204-hectare nature reserve that offers serene walking trails amidst diverse flora and fauna.
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For those looking to venture beyond Rome, Monte Mario serves as a gateway to Lake Bracciano, a volcanic lake approximately 32 kilometers northwest of the city. Accessible via regional trains from stations like Roma San Pietro, Valle Aurelia, and Monte Mario, visitors can enjoy a scenic journey to the lake, renowned for its clear waters, medieval towns like Bracciano and Anguillara Sabazia, and the impressive Orsini-Odescalchi Castle. Whether you're captivated by Rome's urban allure or the serene landscapes of its outskirts, Monte Mario offers a harmonious blend of both, enriching your Italian adventure.