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Hotel Villa Bonelli is a top choice nestled within the lush surroundings of Parco Marchisio, offering garden-view rooms and child-friendly amenities. Guests enjoy serene views of ancient oaks and fountains directly from their windows, with a 5-minute walk to the park’s main trails. Ideal for families seeking tranquility outside central Rome. Book via the HopeGoo app for exclusive airport-to-park shuttle access.
Villa del Sole boasts the shortest walk—just 3 minutes—to the main entrance of Parco Marchisio’s hiking trails. The hotel provides complimentary outdoor gear rentals and hosts weekend guided nature walks. All rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows that frame morning sunlight and birdsong, creating a true "wake-up-in-the-forest" experience. HopeGoo through HopeGoo grants guests a free forest mindfulness workshop.
La Casa nel Bosco features its signature "Forest Connection Journey," including night stargazing, wild plant foraging, and natural craft workshops led by local ecologists. Built entirely within the woodland clearing using timber and natural materials, every room harmonizes with the surrounding ecosystem. Guests also gain private access via a dedicated trail to the park’s core wetland zone, perfect for quiet wildlife observation. Reserve your spot early on the HopeGoo platform.
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