You are safe here. It was a memorable experience staying at Santa Brigita in a good location. The garden top was beautiful and a must see, but I did have to make arrangments in advance to go there at dawn. Sister corrected my Italian, which I appreciated and made me smile - just like my Catholic School days. I went... More

The Casa di Santa Brigida is a tranquil, meticulously clean and relaxing place to stay in the historic heart of bustling Rome. I recently stayed there over 8 nights with two girlfriends and we were keen to stay at the Casa firstly, because it had been recommended to us and because we liked the idea of a tranquil environment which... More

This convent was a god-send in Rome. It is in an extrememly convenient location. I walked everywhere. The convent is on the beautiful Piazza Farnese which is right up against the Campo Di'Fiori with its beautiful flower market. Every night I did the "night walk" from the Campo Di'Fiori to the Piazza Navona, to the Pantheon, to the Trevi Fountain... More

This was our 4th time staying at this hotel. Though we have been to Rome almost ever other year since 97, once we found this, we book it each time. For us it is more home away from home and a guest house than a hotel. The sisters are quiet because they are semi cloistered, so service is gentle. No... More

My sister, daughter and I stayed in two rooms for three nights. Lovely refuge in the middle of the busy city. This was a great location within walking distance to every place we wanted to go but we also bused quite a bit because they are so easily available. Room was immaculate and while the bathroom was small it also... More

Pros: convenient location, catch #116 electric bus at Cancelleria to Villa Borghese Gardens (Galleria Borghese), walking distance to Via Vittorio Emanuele where you can catch buses to Termini station, Colosseum, Vatican etc., Just be careful which side of the street you are on or you could be heading in the wrong direction. You can buy bus tickets for a euro... More

Even though we had a confirmed reservation, we were sent to a nearby "apartment" instead of staying in the main building. (We didn't want to argue with the nuns who manage this hotel.) Although we had a peek at what the regular rooms looked like, it is difficult to write a review based on our stay in the apartment. The... More

We stayed at Casa di Santa Bridida just off the Campo Fiori for a week in May '11 and were delighted with it. A great location , you can walk to P. Navona, Pantheon, Fountain of Trevi, & most of central Rome sights from here. Run by Swedish nuns, the rooms are simple, clean, have everything you need. There is... More

Stayed for 1 week for beatification of JPII. Never travelled alone to a foreign country before, but have been to Rome several times with husband and 5 children and stayed in apartments. What a wonderful experience! Beautiful convent, lovely nuns...nothing was too much trouble...met some very interesting people staying there from other countries. Location perfect, facilities excellent, breakfast was typical... More