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

My husband and I stayed at Suore di Santa Elisabetta in Rome in early September 2010. According to our experience, and not denied by the front desk, our room, which faced the street, was noisy at night due to a busy street just around the corner. Also, it was extremely hot and humid. Although we made a reservation for 6... More

Large room, exceptionally clean, comfortable beds, large - clean bathroom and a quick basic breakfast. All in all, an excellent inn at 2x the price. Very safe with a police station nearby along with Santa Maria Maggiore and a tourist information office right at the top of the street. Several nice restaurant option within a few blocks! The rooftop garden... More

I recently stayed at Santa Elisabetta Suore as recommended by Rick Steves' travel guide. I reserved my room well in advance via email and confirmed a couple days before. The front staff were able to keep some personal belongings in their safe. They were able to speak English very well. My single room with bath was very clean. It had... More

We stayed in Rome for four days and this was our oasis from the exhausting city. The hotel is a convent run by Polish nuns who may or may not speak English. If you want to immerse yourself in Rome without the insulation of big, touristy places, stay here. The hotel itself is in a very Roman neighborhood, four or... More

My daughter and I really enjoyed our stay at the convent. The price was so reasonable, the location was convenient to the Termini, and our rroms were clean and so welcome after a long day of walking all over Rome. The location is fine, not the swankiest part of town, but I couldn't beat the price for a room with... More

Great location near enough to Termini for convenience but far enough that it was very quiet. 11pm curfew, but that didn't bother us as we were stuffed from all the walking during the day. Sisters were great hosts. Rooms were very clean and spacious with own bathroom. Breakfast of rolls, jam, coffee/tea was nice. Common use terrace on roof was... More