AL VECCHIO ASILO

The hotel was the old nursery in Rocca Pia.
Spread in a horseshoe on one level allowing freedom of movement to the disabled.
From here you can reach the ski slopes in 10 minutes, leave for trips to parks and visits to ancient villages.

The hotel has a small bar and a large multipurpose room equipped with TV, WiFi Phone.
The structure has two rooms reserved for the disabled (one of 4 places and one first place) and seven doubles.
The rooms are functionally furnished: beds can be both double and single and have television, thermostat for individual temperature control, private bathroom with bath, shower and sciugacapelli.
Service continental breakfast buffet.
Open all year.

Distances from the main Italian cities:
127 Km from L'Aquila
103 km from Pescara
231 km from Rome
157 Km from Naples
422 Km from Florence
657 km from Milan
80 km from Chieti
146 km from Teramo
240 km from Ancona

Around ...
ROCCARASO (15 km)
Roccaraso with its beautiful slopes and equipped Aremogna is the largest ski resort in the entire central and southern Italy.
Destination for tourists from other regions, this town has an 'excellent tourist accommodation and is to be seen even in summer when you can admire the beautiful landscapes and beautiful forests of the Maiella National Park.
The name of this country probably derives from Rasina Rocca, or fortress near the river Rasina.
In medieval times there was talk of this center for the presence of the monastery of St.
Vincenzo al Volturno.
During the Second World War Roccaraso was destroyed by bombing.
PESCOCOSTANZO (19 km)
This quaint village is known to be a busy tourist center both summer and winter view its location on high ground within the Maiella National Park.
But Pescocostanzo nature is not only because it offers visitors artistic and handicraft products whose fame has transcended regional boundaries.
In this town, which still retains many elements of Renaissance, one can admire lace, wrought iron, stone and gold of great quality.
The ancient Pesclum Constantia originated in the Middle Ages, but its heyday was certainly the sixteenth century when it was already famous for its handicrafts.
Sulmona (19 km)
It 'located just steps from the slopes of the Maiella, is the most important center of Valle Peligna.
The city boasts numerous artistic treasures that attract tourists but at the same time, the local economy is mainly based on agriculture and industry.
This common, then, is famous worldwide for the production of confetti.
Remember, finally, trades and crafts (especially the jewelry).
Center well known in Roman times, mainly because the birthplace of the poet Ovid Pubbli Naso.
What is certain is that over the centuries Sulmona has always been an important place so many times that was the focus of battles and bombings.
Abruzzo National Park (90 km)
The National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise was inaugurated in Pescasseroli (AQ) September 9, 1922, while the Park Authority was established November 25, 1921 with temporary directory.
The first unit was set up protected by the town of Opi Val Fondillo Camosciara and October 2, 1921 and was assigned to the association Pro montibus et Sylvis until January 17, 1923 when it won the management entity.
On March 25, 1923 by Royal Decree shall be established by the Administrative Commission of the Park.
This includes most (3 / 4) in the province of Aquila in Abruzzo and the rest in one of Frosinone in Lazio and one of Isernia in Molise.
The management of the park is Pescasseroli.