Discover the history of our historic residence in the centre of Rome. The history of this House, where we welcome you, begins with the Knight Italo Signorini, that at the end of the nineteenth century left the Veneto and after some years in Africa in the early 1900s came to Rome and bought the building in Via Veneto that became immediately after the Grand Hotel Flora, still existing today. At the beginning of the 1920s, with the Hotel Flora in full activity, he decided to build the palace where now stands "Relais Donna Lucrezia", which was left as a legacy to his seven sons. At the end of the forties the nephew of Italo Signorini, Francesca, married the Count Moroni, cavalry officer and horse riding champion, descendant of an ancient and noble family of Bergamo. This family has its origins at Albino, a small town of Bergamo Valleys, which was also the birthplace of the painter Giovanni Battista Moroni, that lived in the middle of the sixteenth century.

My name is Lucrezia, I'm 26 years old and together with my family we decided to open this relais with suites in the house built by our ancestors. We'll try to make you feel at home, without sacrificing the privacy of a hotel and we will provide the products of our farm business to make healthy your breakfast.

Donna Lucrezia is a relais in the centre of Rome, close to Piazza di Spagna and within walking distance from historical locations like Villa Borghese and Trinità dei Monti. Discover all the most important places of the Capital, reachable in just a few minutes’ walk from our relais, to the discovery of the historical and architectural treasures of this Eternal City. Villa Borghese A large park, located right in the heart of Rome. Inside you will find Italian style gardens, large areas in English style, fountains, ponds and important buildings, including the Casino Nobile, the Temple of Diana and the Water Clock. Trinità dei Monti Built at the top of the famous steps of Piazza di Spagna, this place of catholic worship is one of the 5 francophone churches of the Capital and one of the most famous of the city, built at the beginning of 1500 in Gothic style. Horti Sallustiani These gardens, built in the first century b.C. by the Roman Senator Gaius Sallustius Crispus, are located in the heart of Rome, a few steps from Via Veneto. The perfect place to meet, to the discovery of sites of historical, artistic and architectural heritage.