I have stayed at Le Suore Di Lourdes, it was about 6 years ago. I took my daughter and her girlfriend, and myself (3 women, girls about 18 yrs old). We had a very nice clean room with 3 twin beds, facing the street, and our own private bathroom. The sisters did not speak English, but we were able to communicate and we really enjoyed our time there. The curfew was 10:30 PM, but that was not a problem for us. They do lock the front door at lunch time, so if you come in around that time, you won't be able to go back out until after they eat lunch. That was not a problem for us either, we just took a little nap.

My husband and I are going back in a couple of years, and I plan on staying here again. The location is great and really does show that "location, location, location" does matter. Nice and close walking to many of Romes best spots to see. We walked everywhere, and of course the Metro was nice and close. Have fun!

Did you ever get a reply and if so could you post as my husband and I are travelling to Rome in late Sept and are interested in staying in convents.

Any advice on convent accomodations in Rome, Florence and Venice?

My husband and I stayed at BOTH convents when we were in Rome this past May. We were very happy with our decision.