The convent is very convenient to the Termini and reasonable which is why we stayed here. However, there is quite a language barrier here. We stayed here on our last night of a two week trip to Italy and Greece and it's the most language difficulty we had. There are no handouts in English to help either. The rooms are... More

My wife and I stayed here while on our Honeymoon in May 2012. We were originally hoping to stay at another convent that we had come across in a travel guide; however, we were unable to find a room there. We were given a list of other convents to try and after sending a number of inquiries out we heard... More

The price of the room is appealing, as is the cleanliness of the facility. It is very stark and simple in a safe environment. Communication can be a problem as all nuns do not speak English or Italian. There are better locations in the city to stay with closer access to the Metro.

My daughter and I stayed here for three nights during our tour of Italy. For our first day, we arrived very early because of our rental car return. They were friendly and welcoming anyway. The breakfasts were very adequate and the lodging very nice. The convenience was wonderful. We walked to the colosseum, the forum, etc. If we wanted to... More

My wife and I just spent six nights here and loved it. It's pretty bare bones, but fine as far as being clean, having a nice bath room and serving an excellent breakfast. It is run by a group of Polish nuns and has a curfew of 11:00pm, and it's strictly enforced as two of our party found out and... More

We booked a quad room in May for our trip in December 2011 and the reception said there was no need for a deposit which showed how trusting they are. Our flight was delayed and we ended up arriving around midnight instead of the planned 5pm, but the religious sister who greeted us was really gracious at our lateness. Their... More

Coming back from a long trip,we decided to spend the night at Suore di Santa Elisabetta-Rome- before resuming our trip home the following day.The room was spacious,but the bathroom ,outside the room(no.11) on a balcony, had the water fixtures out of order and we couldnt take a shower. But the problem has been another..the following day,as our train was at... More

We stayed at the convent at the end of June for 4 nights. I had requested a quad room when booking at was told none were available so we reserved two rooms, each with two twin beds and a shared bath for our family of 4. The week before leaving for Italy I reconfirmed and asked if any quads were... More

My husband and I travelled Europe in Sept/Oct 10 ' with our 18 year old son. Rome was our first stop and this convent was our first experience. We had a large triple room. Plenty of space and very clean. Breakfast was a real treat with the nuns cooking and serving. We found it a very convenient walk to the... More