Our House is open to everyone, especially families, to groups and individuals, giving priority to girls who want to spend a period of prayer and personal reflection. Guests who want to get some experience of monastic life, can pass a relaxing "holiday alternatives" or dedicated to prayer and spiritual exercise. Around us spaces of peace and silence in the enchantment of nature, to elevate the soul to infinity and rejuvenate your body and spirit. Guests are accommodated in our Guest House: a complex of 15 rooms with bathroom, separate from the "Regina Pacis" Monastery of the Benedictine Sisters who take care of the reception; inside we put them there is also a conference room by 50 places, a catering service, Park and parking. Il Monastero Regina Pacis is located in the territory of Cassia Vetralla, a few hundred meters from where you can reach Rome and Viterbo in no time. As required by St. Benedict in his rule, Benedictine monasteries have always tried, over the years, to live and to implement faithfully the spirit of charity and faith that inspired our founder Saint Benedict. He, a man of faith and full of love, saw Christ in each person who welcomed and encouraged her children to do the same. That's why the Benedictine nuns of Vetralla, in fidelity to the Lord and obedience to the rule and spirit of their father Saint Benedict, they opened a guesthouse reserved for those who need to spend a period of rest or prayer in the shadow of his spirituality. We can accommodate up to 26 people, with 15 rooms, 11 double rooms and 4 single rooms, all with: the room decoration is simple but extremely functional. All rooms are bright, neat and clean, with private bathroom, equipped with a telephone. The rooms are arranged on two floors and most overlook the inner garden. There are also facilities for the accommodation of disabled or handicapped. In a pretty exhibition room of our monastery you will find crafts, food and wine for free offer. It's handcrafted creations in glass, ceramics, pottery, wood, delicious gifts and boxes, icons, rosaries, medals and much more, all made by hand; There is also wine and food, such as biscuits, jams, honey, Myrtle and other liquors.