Castello Orsini is located just 45 kilometres northeast of Rome, in the charming medieval village of Nerola, in the heart of the Lazio region. Perched atop a scenic hill, the castle boasts panoramic views of the Sabine Valley, immersing guests in an atmosphere of tranquillity and timeless elegance. Despite its serene surroundings, Castello Orsini is exceptionally well-connected — a rare balance that makes it ideal for both Italian and international guests.

Rising above the rolling hills of the Roman countryside, Castello Orsini is a majestic 11th-century fortress that has been transformed into an exclusive five-star hotel and prestigious event venue. Originally built in 1070, this ancient stronghold was beautifully restored and reopened in 1994, seamlessly blending medieval charm with modern elegance. The property is composed of three main buildings: “Castello”, “Scuderie”, and “Borghetto dei Lecci”, offering a total of 51 guest rooms.

Completing the ensemble an adjacent 16-key hotel, currently closed and not operating, named Albergo 3 Palme and offering additional potential.

Just outside the castle walls lies “Villino Salimei”, an elegant 18th-century villa that adds a touch of classic Italian charm to the estate.

The landscape is serene and idyllic, defined by rolling hills, centuries-old olive groves, and unspoiled nature — a haven for those who enjoy hiking, cycling, and immersing themselves in the authentic Italian countryside. Sabina is also celebrated for its culinary traditions, particularly its high-quality olive oil production. Visitors can enjoy gastronomic experiences such as olive oil tastings and food tours that highlight the region’s deep connection to the land and its flavours.