Donna Camilla Savelli

Overall a very nice hotel. The location was great - close to a lot in Trastevere, but far enough away to be quiet and relaxing. The rooms were nice and clean. The only downside was that the beds were very hot, almost like they had plastic mattress protectors on them. Also, the wardrobe didn’t work correctly and the doors kept coming off the tracks. Other than that, we enjoyed our experience here, and would recommend it for a relaxing stay in Rome.

What a majestic place! It is even better than the pictures. Service was amazing, everyone was so helpful. We only stayed for 2 nights but will never stay anywhere else now when we visit Rome. Best location, walking distance to Travestere restaurants. 3rd floor terraza has a great view! Garden area is gorgeous! I even loved their toiletries, including the hair mask and face cleaner! Highly recommend!

Aesthetics: 9/10. The common areas are exceptionally beautiful. Rooftop terrace is well kept and provides an amazing panoramic view of Rome. The basic rooms are nice, but simple; will not wow you. Cleanliness: 9/10. Both the common areas and rooms were very clean. One set of public restrooms downstairs is in need of perhaps more air circulation? Smells of mold. Probably not due to lack of cleaning, but being a very old building; everything looks quite clean. Breakfast: 9/10. The food will not blow your mind. But the spread is very nice, service is great, and ambience of dining in the hotel common areas can’t be matched. Excellent value for the 25 euro. Overall service: 10/10. Front desk; very pleasant and go out of their way to help you with all questions, concerns and make you feel welcome. Porters are all very professional, well dressed, pleasant. Overall Value: 9/10. Our room was fairly small and as mentioned, nice, but nothing special. So, if it were just the rooms without much else, I’d say stay elsewhere. When you factor in the beauty and historic quality of the common areas, prime location, exceptional level of service, etc. I would say the price is reasonable. I would stay here again without question.

Beautiful hotel in calm, serene surroundings in the charming and lively Trastevere neighborhood. We came here for our honeymoon and couldn’t be more happy about the choice to stay at Donna Camilla Savelli. The deluxe room was spacious, light and had a beautiful view of a Rome - and a balcony. The service from the staff was nothing but exemplary - kind, personal and attentive. Would definitely come back - hopefully sooner than later ✨

If I could give them more than 10 out of 10, I would gladly do so! From the moment we arrived, the staff were incredibly helpful, respectful, and friendly. The hotel is absolutely beautiful and elegant, with rooms and amenities thoughtfully designed to provide guests with an unforgettable experience. The linens, bedding, lighting, and furniture were all exceptional. Our late-night garden dinner was delicious and made the evening even more special. Spending two nights here was the perfect cherry on top before leaving Rome. Thank you!

the most gorgeous hotel i’ve ever stayed at. stunning courtyard, warm and knowledgeable staff, and delicious coffee. the rooms were spacious and clean, and hotel grounds were rich with history and culture. Pasquale the bar manager was so lovely! cant wait to go back!

Conveniently located in the beautiful Trastevere neighborhood, this hotel offered us a nice place to stay before our Cruise. The ambiance is amazing, the building is a historical site converted to hotel. The staff was always warm and professional. Helpful when we requested a taxi to do some sightseeing. It’s minutes away from the Rome historic center and off not heading into town, the hotel is in a charming neighborhood where it’s fun to get lost.

An absolutely stunning stay. This former monastery blends old-world charm with modern comfort, offering breathtaking views of Rome and the best service we experienced in Italy. Romantic, peaceful, and full of character, it felt both mystical and luxurious. The daily breakfast was thoughtful and delicious—every detail here is handled with care.

I did not enjoy my stay here. The difference between the service and friendliness of the staff here compared to my hotels this week in Positano and Ravello cannot be understated. - The hotel simply isn't as luxurious as the pictures appear. It's not a $700+ per night hotel. - The concierge completely blew off my request to help me book a dinner reservation even though I emailed 5 times over the course of two months. They answered once so I know the address works. - My departure flight from Rome was delayed two hours so I asked the front desk to reschedule my taxi pick up time. They said they would try to help and two minutes later called back and said they couldn't find a cab at my requested time...It's Rome. It's not hard to find a taxi with a three hour notice. - The front desk was extremely rude when I asked for water and said I could buy it from the bar. - I was quietly drinking wine in the garden one afternoon with my wife when a staff member came and said it was against the rules of the hotel to drink personal wine in the garden and I could either take it to the roof or buy from their bar. It's important to note the garden was essentially empty. - The breakfast is large but not good. Eggs are watery and runny and the staff acted like we were making unreasonable requests when we asked for Tabasco. - The shortest way to sum this up, the staff isn't friendly and doesn't go above and beyond considering the cost.

So the suite was a 4 star experience only because it was difficult to get to with crazy stairs and hidden but spatially was great and bathroom solid. The thermostat in both rooms we had was unreliable and it was cold at night consistently. In the next room small superior it was small but workable. I swear it was haunted by old monks. We both felt a presence. This hotel was an old monastary. Smokers from passer by outside would seep through the windows and smell up our room. Thermostat was cold here too. Internet was unreliable and intermittent. Best parts of this place were the breakfast staff and free breakfast. Carmen is a rockstar and deserves a promotion. She got me to try my first blood orange. Location is dog friendly and we'd definitely stay again but in a high room or suite to avoid the smokers. This place was super awesome and the front desk staff was always attentive and fast to help us with everything.

My friends who live in Trestevere recommended this hotel. I double checked reviews and was pleasantly surprised at the high rating and low cost. When I checked in early I was further pleasantly surprised to find that I had both an upgrade and a room ready. This vacation was off to a great start! The hotel used to be a convent and some areas and rooms were more stark than others. Mine was perfect. A large hard bed. Large windows with sturdy shutters and heavy drapes to block the sun. Plenty of room. A large wardrobe for clothes and with a full length mirror as a door. The room also had the Where Rome magazine. Bathroom a good size. They had great amenities - Etro. Loved the bath gel and lotion! There was a church attached and to the left as you entered the hotel. I liked that. But no candles. There were all kinds of nooks and crannies if you go exploring around. There is a grotto/cave but you have to ask reception to see it and I forgot. Downsides: the water did not get hot, only lukewarm, at night. Morning it was fine. There was no clock in room. Service was excellent at the reception desk. You have to give up your key when you leave and retrieve it when you return but they always stopped what they were doing; so you never had to wait. They were always pleasant. They knew every answer to every question I asked. Service in the morning in the courtyard was more hit and miss. Breakfast is a buffet but getting a cappuccino could be quick or 15 min. While I was there is late August, the restaurant was closed and there was a wedding one night; my room was close to it. It went to after 1:30am but hey that's life and I was reading a good book anyway. I would definitely stay here again.

On a recent stay in the Trastevere neighborhood of Rome, I chose the Donna Camilla for it's history and beauty. Overall, I enjoyed my stay here with just a few caveats. 1. Getting off a cruise, we registered early - about 10am. We were told by the very gracious reception desk that we were more than welcome to enjoy breakfast on the premises. Very happy to grab a bite before wandering off for the day, we entered the dining area to find a very aggressive woman (middle age, brunette) working there who refused to let us eat. She told us that we could have a coffee or juice if we really needed it but otherwise could not have anything until tomorrow. Just wow. This was unexpected and I instantly felt very unwelcomed. 2. Construction noise from 8am on. I'm not sure what they are working on but very loud construction began every morning like clockwork at 8am making it absolutely impossible to sleep past then. Think drills, hammers and yelling and you've pretty much got a clear picture. 3. The bathroom. Hot water and water temperature in general was very temperamental. Basically warm or just ice cold. Also, while the bathroom is very large, there is no where to lay out any toiletries and for some reason, the tissue box is hiding in the closet in the bedroom area. The nice things I enjoyed were the lovely bar/food service in the evening (delicious snacks to go along with your glass of wine), the overall beauty of the hotel and the very kind reception staff. For those wondering, the hotel is less than 10 minutes walk from the main Trastevere shopping and dining area. There is a corner store a few minutes down the hill for water, sodas, snacks, etc. The rooms are air conditioned (but will never get very cold if that's your thing). It is easy to get a cab to the main airport (FCO) from the hotel (with reception's assistance) but it will cost you 48 euros.

I can't believe this hotel is rated almost 5 stars. I would give it maybe 1/2 a star if possible. Yes the building was beautiful but there are many, many beautiful buildings/hotels in Rome. We had been in Italy for over a week already and thought most everyone was lovely. THE RESTAURANT STAFF was horrible!! Just so unbelievably rude for a highly ranked hotel! The 2 MEN that worked there were just the rudest people I've ever interacted with. THE girls/ladies were okay. One of the waiters actually yelled at me this morning. DO NOT STAY HERE IF YOU LIKE TO EAT IN!!

How cool is it to stay in a hotel that was once a convent commissioned in 1642 by the Duchess of Latera, Camilla-Virginia Savelli Farnese, and designed by Francesco Borromini? Pretty freaking cool, I would have to say! Fortunately for guests, this convent was converted into a luxury hotel that has been fully renovated with modern comforts/conveniences that we are accustomed to, including air conditioning and high-speed internet. The service and staff are exceptional, and the rooftop offers some spectacular views of Rome. There is a charming courtyard garden that offers guests some tranquility, and there is even a chapel by the main entrance, too. The location is great... It's steps away from all of the dining and nightlife that Trastevere has to offer, and is a 20 minute walk to the Vatican. The Roman Forum and Colosseum are about 25-30 mins away by foot, but you can get there quicker via public transportation (personally, I enjoyed the walk). I look forward to my next stay. NOTE: Free wifi is accessible only in the common areas, however, they do offer wired access in each room, and it's free, too.

Fabulous hotel and fantastic value. Right in the heart of trastevere, which is the hip and trendy part of Rome. The hotel was converted from a historic convent built on top of a hot spring. It has amazing pieces of art - paintings and sculptures that bring you back hundreds of years in history. Since it was built on a functioning convent, the building has great ventilation and quite cool without too much air conditioning needed. Beautiful and quiet courtyard where breakfast is served. An oasis when we stayed there during the heat of summer in 2015. The service was extremely efficient with super capable and friendly staff. It was the fastest checkin ever in Italy (including a five star hotel in Sorrento). When no one else found tickets to the vatican (including the tour companies with guides), the concierge found them in minutes and booked an amazing private guide for us (Barbara) who also was the private guide for Guiliani. If you book private guide, make sure that you have tickets for both vaticans and coliseums separately. The only downside is the bathroom is pretty small and the door opens right to the edge of toilet and a bit cramped. The drainage of the shower didn't work so well. A small downside given the location, historic beauty, and fantastic service.

My new address in Rome. Located in the Trastevere area of Rome one can not go wrong in staying here. Formerly a monastery / convent in the late 17th / 18th century turned into a Hotel that comes along with all the blessings. The staff is amazing starting with their Manager Louisella, Alejandro , Giovanni and the rest. Extremely accommodating and super helpful. Very safe area surrounded by tons of quaint restaurants and bars. Better bring a nice pair of walking shoes because one can't help but get carried away in this neighborhood. 45 minute walk to the Coliseum or 24 minutes to the Vatican. That's if you don't get distracted by something of interest along the way. What a find . Great job Louisella.

My review relates to management and not the hotel itself. Some time ago, we booked a nonrefundable two night stay after a Celebrity Cruise which was schedule to end on May 4, 2020 in Rome. Clearly we will not be in Rome on May 4 as the respective governments, US and Italy, have cancelled all cruise ships and further, the airlines have cancelled flights back to the US. When I contacted the Hotel and requested a refund as we were not cancelling but rather the authorities cancelled, we were advised that the Hotel would only give us a voucher to be used within a year. Since we are senior citizens (78 & 75) I do not anticipate going to Rome in the next 12 months even if the quarantine was lifted. All of the other nonrefundable deposits have been returned due to the circumstances but VOI Donna Camilla Savelli. BUY BEWARE.

The hotel itself is beautiful and the staff is friendly but has a lot of issues that need to be fixed for the price you're paying for a room. 1) the water temperature in the shower is horrible. It's either boiling hot or freezing cold with no in between. My family in other rooms had the same problem. 2) the walls are extremely thin. I did not appreciate getting to listen to the people in the room next to us talking (literally just talking, any other hotel i would not have heard a single thing they were saying) until two in the morning and then even better, listen to them have sex. Very unpleasant and an invasion of privacy on both parts. 3) food at breakfast is sub par and nothing to rave about, i found a hair in my eggs the first morning we were there Overall, would NOT return to this hotel

This place really is cool! And when you need a place to retreat to in Rome, check this hotel out.... Picking a hotel in Rome is difficult at best because many of the typical chain hotels are not in the center. The Donna Camilla Savelli is great choice. 1. Location - In the Rome Trastavere area, you are within two streets walking distance to squares with tons of restaurants and bar area. This makes it very, very convenient. 2. Ambiance - The hotel is a former convent and is very elegant and informal at same time. Rooms are nice, simple, clean. In the summer when it is 30 or 90 degrees, and humid, the thick stone walls and shutters will keep your room cooler than any air conditioning that usually don't work too great. 3. Parking - If you are in Rome on business and driving this place has it's own courtyard and it is easy to park right in front of the hotel. 4. Price - Reasonable for European / Rome Summer standard. Not the cheapest, but not the most expensive. 5. Food - Fantastic breakfast in traditional European sense that is continental with a bit of hot food too. Don't expect American style breakfast. More fruit, cheese, bread, eggs, cereal, yogurts. But nice. Also, no restaurant on site, yet they do have an inside courtyard that is absolutely tranquil with about 25-30 small tables for two or three that you can sit outside, enjoy your breakfast in a nice cool area before the summer sun warms up the place. 6. Internet - In the main lobby and courtyard. Really not available in the room. However, the seating areas are really perfect for working outside the room! As a traveler that is mostly on business, I am used to staying at all sorts of hotels and I really like this place a lot. I stay, check it out. And, it is very QUIET.

This was a last minute booking for us and what a pleasant surprise this place was. The room was clean, the staff was polite and there was a complimentary breakfast! I'd stay here again.

We found this hotel after several great reviews on Trip Advisor. I was intrigued after reading it was a 17th century convent, so we talked to a few locals and they also recommended. It's located within walking distance to Trastevere, which is packed with great restaurants, shopping and nightlife. The hotel is near a top of a hill and is quiet at night. Rooms weren't over the top, but very comfortable and tastefully decorated with excellent marble bathrooms that were very clean. They have a great (free) breakfast in the mornings that you can enjoy in the courtyard or the parlor. and they make a good caffe and kept bringing them. The hotel has a very nice feel--maybe it's the nuns that still live in one wing! Many of the original sculptures, woodwork and art appear throughout the hotel and add a nice touch to a newly renovated building. There is also a rooftop deck with 360 view of Rome where you can have a drink and take some photos. The bar and common areas have free wi-fi (the rooms don't have wi-fi, but you can plug in via ethernet). Overall, great hotel, great service and great location. We would stay there again and highly recommend. Do it.

I Love this hotel. Its in the heart of Rome, yet this hotel is peaceful and relaxing. You can go on the roof and watch the sunset or have a glass of wine and read a book in the garden terrace. The employees treat you like family and go out of their way to make you feel at home. The property is beautiful. It was a convent and is filled with beautiful art. A fantastic,charming hotel. I know you'll love it as much as I did.

Awesome view for sunset from rooftop. Be sure to save time to look around..the grotto and cathedral are amazing..