"Donna Camilla Savelli is a secluded 16th-century-era monastery in the hub of Trastevere. Once you enter it, the charming chaos of the neighborhood seemingly melts away, thanks to the building’s 17th-century Roman baroque architecture made with thick brick walls. The hotel turns back the clocks and whisks guests away to a bygone era in each of its 78 rooms, which retain original decorative elements including frescoed ceilings and period furniture. In every way possible, interiors also bring the property’s monastic past to a pampered present with welcoming beddings and other modern-day amenities. From $250" - Erica Firpo, Laura Itzkowitz