The Collegio Gentile building complex, as it appears today, dates back to XVII century, when it was restored by the Roman architect Giuseppe Antolini (1784), but its origin is even more ancient. In 1408 it already included the Benedictine convents: S. Maria delle Vergini, S. Antonio da Padova, S. Stefano di Vallecena and San Tommaso di Bocetis. In 1784 a female orphanage directed by nuns was instituted. In 1924 there settled the Fratelli di Nostra Signora della Misericordia (Congregation founded in 1819 by Venerable Vittore Scheppers) who had already been present in Fabriano at Via della Portella (today Via Damiano Chiesa). On 26th September 1997 the earthquake made the building complex unusable and interrupted all the activities of the Collegio. In the same year Industrie Merloni offered to restore it. On 30th October 1999 the restoration, which gave the Collegio back comfortable facilities for the guests, was over. The hotel has 50 rooms properly furnished, with tv and fridge. Other services: private parking, dining room, little breakfast room, internal football playground and boules rink, wide yard for free time. From inside it is possible to get to the artistic Church of the “Fratelli di Nostra Signora della Misericordia”