This was my first trip to Rome, and I must first comment on how great the location was - 15min walk from the Colosseum, nearest station 5 minutes walk away (easy to get on this line from the airport). Me and my boyfriend stayed at this hotel, and our only surprise upon arrival was that the double bed booked was... More

It is one of these rare moments, that you really want to write something positive but you can't. A hotel next to a wonderful church; an amazing concept, yet so terribly executed. The natural character of the hotel is mind-blowing... However, it falls apart: strong smell of sewage everywhere, especially next to the breakfast area. We couldn't have our breakfast... More

This hotel is a little bit outside of the tourist area, but near two bus lines. It is also near to a metro, just about a 5 minutes walks. It is in a working chapel and is located next to a museum. We stayed in the area that used to be the monastery. The breakfast was different than what we... More

After spending some days in Florence in a spacious hotel called Hotel Palazzo Ricasoli, I was a bit disappointed when I arrived here. The place is gorgeous, formally a monastery, the inside is sweet, but the rooms are tiny! They also do not have a kitchen so breakfast was boring. The most disappointing was coffee was from a machine! No... More

The Domus Sessoriana is a really neat place and the rooms are spacious and clean. The location was lacking as it felt like we were far from most sites and there wasn't much going on nearby. If you like a quiet place this is for you!

This hotel was so different as it was actually a monastery at one time. It is very old, but has so much beauty and character. The hallways are massive with a beautiful view. Our room was a good size for 3 people and the bathroom was very large. It is a little out of the way, a couple miles from... More

Very misleading photos. I had a reservation in Jan. 2012 for 3 nights. Cold and creepy, dimly lit entrance. I was taken to a room on the left side of the hotel. There were 4 or 5 large garbage bags piled in the hallway with dirty towels. The furniture in the room was old and damaged. The shower had mold.... More

The history of this location is unbelievable! The property is almost 2000 years old, has been owned by the emporer's mother, served as a monastery, and houses relics from the crucifiction of Christ! Check out their website, and stay here if you're looking for a very reasonably priced room in a safe neighborhood, just a little off the beaten path,... More

we stayed at domus sessoriana during christmas 2010 , parents and 2 kids ;it is actually a converted monastery ,adjacent to a church which makes for an eccentric stay ;rooms are very large and very comfortable and breakfast adequate ;the property is very large ansd you can wander to the roof terrace for an interesting top view of the surroundings... More