Hotels Ladispoli, Guesthouses Ladispoli and Residences Ladispoli

Ladispoli is idyllically set just in the heart of the coastal area that extends halfway between Rome and Civitavecchia. A highly appreciated seaside resort, it has attracted large numbers of tourists since the 50s. It is easily accessible by car driving through Strada Statale Aurelia.

Ladispoli's modern hotels are situated a short distance from the city's compelling beaches. The local guest houses give tourists the possibility to enjoy the utmost fun and relax while going for pleasant walks along the sea front. Ladispoli's residences are the ideal accommodation facilities for both families and groups of friends, while the charming farm houses of the glorious countryside make the ideal base for discovering the typical flavours and tastes of the region.

Ladispoli's beaches are appreciated all over Italy for their renowned beneficial and therapeutical properties. The iron content of their sand is particularly effective in the treatment of arthritis and rheumatic diseases. For this reason, Ladispoli is the privileged holiday destination of both families and elderly people, that can combine pleasant holidays at the seaside with the possibility to improve their physical condition and health.
Ladispoli's most representative landmark is the XV-century Flavia Tower, that is now encircled by water since the beach has recently moved back. The lovely hamlet of Palo, that is situated south of the city, is dominated by the beautiful Odescalchi Castle, whose imposing square structure is surrounded by high circular towers. The castle rises a short distance from the enchanting Palo's Naturalistic Oasis, that is crossed by plenty of charming footpaths and mountain-biking trails.
Ladispoli's fascinating sea front is scattered with fine restaurants and lively clubs. The city was used many times as the set of numerous films, such as The Great War by Monicelli. Furthermore, it is situated a short distance from Cerveteri, that is famous all over the world for its huge Etruscan necropolis and its Cerite National Museum, that gathers precious archaeological remains of great value.