Our House is open to everyone: especially families, groups and individuals, favoring girls who want to spend a period of prayer and personal reflection. Guests who want to have a bit of a monastic life experience, can spend a relaxing period of 'alternative holidays' or dedicated to prayer and spiritual exercise. Around us spaces of peace and silence in the enchantment of nature, to elevate the soul towards infinity and to strengthen one's body and spirit. Guests stay in our guest house: a complex of 15 rooms with services, separated from the 'Regina Pacis' Monastery of the Benedictine Sisters who take care of its welcome; inside we also provide them with a 50-seat conference room, a catering service, park and parking. The Regina Pacis Monastery is located in the territory of Vetralla, a few hundred meters from cassia, where you can reach Rome and Viterbo in a short time. As St Benedict demands in his Rule, Benedictine monasteries have always tried, over the years, to live and faithfully implement the spirit of charity and faith that animed our founder St Benedict. He, a man of faith and full of love, saw Christ in every person he welcomed and urged his children to do the same. That is why the Benedictine Nuns of Vetralla, in fidelity to the Lord and in obedience to the Rule and spirit of their Father St Benedict, have opened a guest house reserved for the reception of those who need to spend a time of rest or prayer in the shadow of His spirituality. We have the possibility to accommodate up to 26 people, having 15 rooms, 11 doubles and 4 singles, all with services: the décor of the rooms is simple, but extremely functional. All rooms are bright, tidy and clean, with private bathrooms, equipped with telephones. The rooms are arranged on two floors and almost all overlook the inner garden. There are also services for the accommodation of disabled or disabled people. In a nice exhibition hall of our monastery you can find artisan and food and wine products with free offer. These are handcrafted creations in glass, ceramics, terracotta, wood, delicious favors and boxes, icons, rosaries, medals and much more, rigorously executed by hand; you will also find food and wine products, such as biscuits, jams, honey, myrtle and other liqueurs.