Magical old world converted nunnery with Borromini's architecture transporting you back in time. Fabulous and extensive breakfast buffet. Comfortable quiet rooms with modern elegant bathrooms. The location offered a perfect blend of access to the Transtevere restaurants and cafes, access bridges acroos the Tiber to the center of Roma, while being a removed oasis of tranquility. The staff was professional,... more

Although the architecture of this 17th century monastery turned into a luxury hotel is quite impressive, we were disappointed with our accomodations. The 'larger' executive rooms barely fit a double bed and the bathrooms are just as spartan. I guess this reflects the spirit of poverty and frugality of the original cells' occupants but then one wonders why they keep... more

We loved our stay in Hotel Donna Camilla Savelli. Lovely, historic building. Enjoyable breakfast in the garden (included in price). more

After our work-related meeting at the rather forgettable Sheraton Roma, we had one day on our own in Rome and decided to stay at Hotel Donna Camilla Savelli to be in Trastevere. We were so glad we did; in fact, we are still congratulating ourselves for this decision. The hotel used to be a convent whose original architect was no... more

My wife, child and in laws stayed here for 3 days in September 2008 and we did not want to leave! The hotel is exceptional. It does not have all the trappings of 'chain hotels' and in many ways made it better. It is located in a very beautiful converted convent. Although not in the 'centre' of Rome it is... more

The hotel was a real surprise, at first we had booked an appartment somewhere else in Rome but that was cancelled so we had to search for a good hotel and found this. The staff was very kind and attentive. It was so great to come back to the hotel after a busy day in the city and enjoy the... more

I and my wife visited Rome for the first time, so we did not know excatly what to expect. The whole stay was wonderful, I can recommend Rome for everybody. Party that is because of the city itself (beautiful city, you can walk from place to place, good food and wine, reasonable prices, good service), and partly because of this... more

We spent 4 days at this hotel in October 2008 and loved it. The staff is excellent -- they are attentive, friendly, and courteous at all times. I believe they all speak at least some English. The hotel is located in the Travestere area of Rome. It is conveniently located as long as you don't mind walking 15-20 minutes to... more

I stayed at Donna Camilla Savelli Hotel by default when my original hotel was booked out by a medical convention. I was with a group of travellers on a 'Grand tour of Itay and Sicily' and apparently this was the first group booking the hotel had experienced. We had just arrived at the start of our tour in Rome and... more