We just arrived home today, after spending 3 nights there. A charming hotel, with attentive staff. I traveled with my husband, mother, and 3 children aged 20, 19 and 14. My husband and I stayed in a double while my kids and mom stayed in the quad room they have. As you can see from my children's ages they are... More

I decided to book this hotel as I heard it was in a nice, leafy area of Rome; so I could unwind after my 24 hour journey from Australia and relax for two days before starting Contiki. I emailed them before asking if I could have a room with a balcony. I knew, due to my family running hotels, that... More

Situated in Rome's most peaceful, verdant neighborhood, Villa San Pio offers a tranquil retreat from the city's noise and bustle. The setting inside and out is peaceful and romantic. Rooms are spacious and beautifully furnished. Ours overlooked a lush interior courtyard. The staff is friendly and helpful. And the location is ideal. What feels like a remote retreat is actually... More

The hotel is tucked away in a charming residential neighborhood (be prepared to walk uphill if you take the bus). We had a bit of trouble finding it at first, and some confusion from being changed from Aventino to Villa San Pio due to renovations. Once we got our bearings, though, we loved staying off the main street. There is... More

The Villa S. Pio is the perfect Hotel! We get there since thirty years and we appreciate it very single time.The environment is romantic, quite and elegant.The staff is extremely kind. Rooms are big and clean, flawless. The breakfast is served in the garden: a myth. The neiborough, the Aventino, is one of the most Rome renowned, aside the circo... More

The hotel is situated in a quiet area, within walking distance of metro, the Forum and more busy areas. The rooms are in three villas in a beautiful garden. They have an old-fashioned atmosphere and tend to be spacious. The bathrooms are somewhat unpredictable - I have been to this hotel quite often and have had big and regular sized... More

This charming hotel is tucked away in the quiet Aventine Hills neighborhood, which is about 20 minutes walk to major sights like the Forum and Colosseum. It's 5 minutes walk to a major bus station, which can take you to just about anywhere in Rome. The rooms are clean, simple, old world decor, shuttered windows, and birds chirping in the... More

The Hotel Villa San Pio is actually a "hotel compound" - three villas in a pretty little garden, in a residential area in Rome. It is part of a local chain of hotels, Aventino S. Anselmo Hotels, apparently owned by the Catholic Church. It is quite basic, with a commmon reception area and a breakfast room. The hotel rooms are... More

The Villa San Pio is a little out of the tourist center of Rome, close to the Circo Massimo metro stop and to FAO, which I why I stayed there. It is easy walking distance from Testaccio, a neighborhood where there are plenty of nice restaurants. The Villa San Pio is actually three old Villas facing a garden, on a... More