The house is located in a central and quiet area, far from Rome's chaotic traffic, ideal for a peaceful and relaxing break. Located in Rome's Piazza Caprera, it is close to Termini Station. St. Peter's Basilica and all the city's central attractions are within easy reach. The house is open year-round, with curfew at 10:00 PM in the winter and 11:00 PM in the summer.

The rooms are welcoming and simply furnished. All architectural barriers have been removed to facilitate access for disabled guests. It has 12 rooms with 21 beds (single, double, and triple), all equipped with a bathroom, air conditioning, hairdryer, TV, and high-speed internet access.

The house has an internal chapel for meditation and reflection. Families or individual guests, if they wish, can participate in daily religious services.

The Congregation of the Franciscan School Sisters of Christ the King was founded in Maribor, Slovenia, on September 13, 1869, thanks to the commitment and willpower of Sister Margarita Pucher, the Congregation's first Superior General. Dedicated to the education and instruction of youth, the Institute expanded beyond Slovenia and Europe during the 20th century, reaching the United States, Egypt, and Latin America. The Congregation is currently present in Africa, Europe, North America, and South America.
At the beginning of the Second World War, due to the occupation, the General Curia of the Congregation was transferred from Maribor to Rome, where it remains today.

Smoking is prohibited throughout the property. Pets are not allowed. Reception is open during limited hours.

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