Hotels Montecompatri, Guesthouses Montecompatri and Residences Montecompatri

Monte Compatri stands on the top of a cone-shaped hill that rises just in the heart of the enchanting naturalistic area of the Roman Castles. Situated a short distance from both Lake Albano and the famous resorts of Monte Porzio Catone and Frascati, Montecompatri is easily accessible from the nearby  Autostrada del Sole.

Hotels in Monte Compatri welcome guests with the utmost courtesy and kindness. The local family-run guest houses give tourists the possibility to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the Roman Castles while taking advantage of modern comforts and well-kept spaces. Montecompatri's farm houses are the ideal accommodation facilities for those interested in spending pleasant holidays amidst the glorious countryside of the enchanting Albani Hills.

Monte Compatri is one of the most beautiful panoramic terraces of the Roman Castles. The local hill gazes across the city's narrow streets and charming squares, and boasts breathtaking views over the lush slopes of the glorious surrounding countryside. Its city centre is dominated by the huge dome of the church of St. Maria Assunta, the city's most representative landmark, and by the imposing profile of Palazzo Annibaldeschi.
A short distance from the city centre is the splendid monastery of St. Silvestro. Its interior cherishes an interesting picture gallery that contains precious Caravaggio paintings of great value. Surrounded by lush meadows and enchanting landscapes, it is a good place to have a picnic.
Monte Compatri is situated a short distance from further important tourist centres, such as Grottaferrata, Marino, Rocca di Papa and Castel Gandolfo. Not to be missed is the archaeological area of Tuscolo, that gathers the impressive remains of an ancient Roman temple dedicated to Jupiter and the ruins of some medieval houses. The lovers of nature and open-air activities won't miss the possibility to climb to the top of Mount Salomone and enjoy breathtaking views over Latina Valley and the Roman Castles.