Eco Hotel is set in the green Aurelio district, in the North of Rome, 15 minutes from the Vatican. Rooms are furnished with eco-friendly material. Parking is free. The Eco Hotel serves a rich buffet breakfast with a large selection of organic items.EcoHotel is established amongst the impressive historical monuments in Rome. Ideally located and close to all the main attractions with 25 rooms on year long special offers. The EcoHotel is ideal for any traveller seeking a 3 star hotel. Require a home away from home, a place to energize the soul before venturing on more eco adventures? Opt EcoHotel for a reasonable 64 USD.

Set in the Valle dei Casali Nature Reserve in the north of Rome, Eco Hotel is a 15-minute drive from St. Peter's Square. A free shuttle takes guests to Cornelia Metro Station on Line A. Parking is free.

EcoHotel's aim is to be respectful and mindful of the environment, through recycling and reusing, as well as conserving water and minimizing energy usage. The EcoHotel has encouraged guests to use freely its fleet of bicycles when going around the city. Guests can also use the electric scooter for a rental fee. They have also initiated a technique for saving electricity and water as well as a differentiated waste collection system. The hotel uses recycled paper and quality-certified eco-products for cleaning.

EcoHotel is located in Roma, in the region of Lazio of Italy . This country was able, despite the difficulties arising from its economic model, to set up effective ecological action . Roma more particularly is a city whose inhabitants are beginning to see the challenges of protecting their environment, including the quality of their health or their energetic autonomy . is one of the most visited cities in the world, and of course has to manage the problems related to mass tourism. Villa Borghese is the city's most famous green space, often dubbed Rome's "Central Park." Now a world-class art museum, the Galleria Borghese transforms a vineyard into several "secret gardens" -- a favorite design in the 16th and 17th centuries
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