Location was great , easy walk to sites of Rome , spacious room with a comfortable bed , good water pressure in shower but short shower door on the bath meant water always sprayed out onto floor area , breakfast seclection very good . Roof top terrace was a big bonus and gave a fabulous view

Not being able to have breakfast in garden due to building works that we were not informed of at booking Construction noise in our balcony during refurbishment and noise from temporary bar right under our terrace put us off sitting there Reported faulty hairdryer to reception twice but wasn’t replaced Could have provided complimentary water in the room daily not just on first day Lack of cushions on roof top terrace furniture in the evening , only present in the morning for some reason Hotel resteraunt had no atmosphere , sterile and austere , was expecting to be seated in courtyard as weather was great for alfresco eating

This hotel was built as a convent in the 1600's. So it has a unique ambiance, and even a beautiful little chapel. But it is not austere like one might picture a convent. It is beautiful and very upscale with a lovely courtyard filled with flowers and trees. Our room was nicely situated overlooking the gardens. The breakfast buffet was outstanding - huge variety of offerings and high quality preparation. The hotel location was superb for us. Within walking distance of many restaurants and sightseeing opportunities. Yet located in a more quiet upscale safe neighborhood called Trastevere (hope I spelled that right). Fortunately for us, it was not in the midst of the loud crowds that you find near the Spanish Steps, the Pantheon, or Trevi Fountain. If one wanted to venture a little further away, the hotel staff was very efficient in calling a taxi that arrived in less than 5 minutes. Speaking of staff, the staff were outstanding. Very personable, helpful, knowledgeable, always going above and beyond. Having such wonderful, welcoming, engaging staff definitely enhanced our experience.

Our shower had some trouble draining and the water backed up a bit. But when we mentioned it, the hotel manager had maintenance come to the room to fix the problem quickly.

What a magical hidden gem. Surprisingly peaceful for a city stay and although across the river it was easily walkable to the city centre and Vatican areas. The staff were super friendly and helpful and kindly recommended the roof terrace which has INCREDIBLE views across Rome and which otherwise we might have missed. The on-site monastery church is also rather magical.

Unexpectedly only one large complementary bottle of water was provided for a 2 night stay for 2 people. Perhaps the second bottle was unwittingly forgotten as hotels usually provide a complimentary large bottle of water (or a small bottle of water per person) per night and hopefully this is something that can be looked at and easily resolved if not.

The location is more residential in Rome, located in the Trastevere area. It is away from the crowds and very quiet. The food was amazing. The breakfast is a typical European breakfast with many more choices yogurts, meats, cheese, fruit. We ended up staying for dinner our last night. The restaurant was booked but the maitre d’ set up a table. The staff was attentive and accommodating never rushing us to turn the table. We had many courses and everything was delicious. This property is beautiful.

Nothing. I loved everything about this hotel.

Good location. Very friendly and helpful staff. It is an excellent place to stay in for someone looking to explore Rome especially those interested in walking- most places are a 30 minute walk. For someone looking to just find a place to relax, it is a great place as well- lots of little nooks to sit and read a book while having coffee or a drink.

We stayed 4 nights - the beds were always made up but there was increasing amount of dust on the floor and it looked like it was not being vacuumed after the check in. Not really a complaint but an observation.

We were a group of 7 staying here and we all loved our stay! The building is absolutely charming and well kept. It gives you the ancient feeling but at the same time, it is renovated and very clean. The staff were very professional, helpful, and accommodating when we had a family emergency and had to make some last minute changes in our booking. The rooms were decent size and comfy with large bathrooms. Breakfast was great, and we really enjoyed having breakfast in the courtyard.

The windows are not sound proof so if the rooms are facing the courtyard, it could get somewhat noisy if there's an event going on in the courtyard, or in the morning when the breakfast starts. We had four rooms so we got to see the inside of different rooms and some of the rooms, especially the ones in the "newer" part of the building were not as nicely decorated and furnished inside, but they were much quieter and even larger in size.

The staff were very friendly and accommodating when we arrived, they showed us to the room and how to get there, it being a very old building has some funky routes to get to your room, but the room was very nicely updated. Room had a fantastic view of the rooftops, couldn't have been better situated too, easy walking distance to great restaurants and bars, but far enough away that the bars didn't keep you up at night. We walked to every single destination in Rome and we were definitely putting in some miles, but easy walking from this hotel to everywhere you'd need or want to go. The room had a Nespresso machine or something similar that I enjoyed being able to make a cup of coffee while getting ready, it had working A/C and was a very nice size room. Mostly we were out and about but one evening we had cocktails and desserts in the courtyard, it was delicious. Maybe a touch pricey compared to the rest of the bars in the area but also seemed worth it. We happened to be staying while all the Jasmine vines were in bloom, and nearly every surface in the courtyard and in the neighborhood was covered in the stuff, it made everything smell so fresh.

Beautiful property. Rooms are spacious, very clean and the bed was comfortable. The standard rooms are in the isolated area, which felt a bit that we were not part of other guests and the facilities, but we didn’t mind staying there as the room was very nice and comfortable. I am also aware we were free to explore the rest of the property, if we wanted too. It was also quiet, so we had a good sleep. Thank you.

The history of this hotel is what intrigued us. It had a lovely courtyard for breakfast and a nice spread. It also was in a nice location, close to restaurants. The rooms were disappointing, however, being kind of small and dark. We had the executive double. I read they had renovated some rooms, however, so maybe the other rooms were nicer. I would think getting rooms right on the ground floor facing the courtyard may be better.

The rooms were small and a bit plain for the price paid. Perhaps the renovated rooms would be better.

We really felt like we had discovered a hidden gem. This hotel is amazing! It is a 17th-century converted convent with the Church still in service and nuns still residing in part of the building. The building has all of Rome's ancient charm on the outside but has been refurbished to the highest levels on the inside. based in the middle of the Travesteria area, it is a short walk to the bustling restaurant and bar area or an even shorter walk in the opposite direction to Gianicolo Hill and stunning views of all of Rome. The room was super comfortable with cool aircon in the stifling Rome heat of the day and an amazing continental breakfast in the hotel gardens was a lovely way to start the day. they also had a live jazz player in the evening and the staff's friendliness and service were exceptional. we had such a nice stay and can't wait to go back.

The Hotel was great!