2009-08-01
From Anonymous - Rome

An extremely interesting old roman building and part basillica with a lot of character. Staff were very helpful.

2008-11-03
From Anonymous - Rome

Struggled to find it initially as the locations map was poor, however the hotel itself was excellent. Would have no problem with returning to stay at the Domus Sessoriana again. BD

2008-10-02
From Anonymous - Rome

If you are in Rome... Excellent architectural an cultural situation within the baroque building of an active temple and monastery. There is an exciting combination of contemporary interior design and the fresco decorated ancient walls in the lobby and the stairway.

2008-09-16
From BB - Germany

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2008-04-23
From Mathias Voigt - Germany

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2008-04-19
From CG - France

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2008-04-12
From Anonymous - Rome

Rating this hotel is dificult, since once I arrived I was immediately forwarded to another hotel, apparently because of a problem in my room (or for an overbooking?). The other hotel was nothing special. The Domus Sessoriana was more promising, at least as I could see from the Lobby!

2008-04-08
From Anonymous - Rome

Certainly a hotel with atmosphere, it is part of a monastry which has testefully converted. We would recommend the three day travel card available from the hotel (and the no.3 bus which runs frequently outside the hotel) - it's really good value if you want to explore. The little museum for musical instruments behind the hotel is worth a visit.

2008-03-06
From MP - Italy

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2008-03-02
From Anonymous - Rome

Very interesting place to stay. It was further to walk with our backpacks & suitcases from the railway station than expected. Room was larger enough to accommodate four adults. Very close to several restaurants and points of interest. The only negatives would be the noise from the lift well and the poor drainage in the shower. We would all return and recommend.

2006-11-14
From Lesley Colletti - United Kingdom

We thought that the lovely facilities were under-utilised. For instance, there is a lovely rooftop terrace with breathtaking views of the city: why not put some tables and chairs up there,or perhaps an eaterie of some kind? We were led to believe that the hotel had a bar: it was disappointing that this turned out NOT to be the case; the rooms had mini-bars, but its not quite the same. Nevertheless, everything was great, no complaints. Probably a hotel more suitable for mature travellers(perhaps 30-40+?).

2006-09-12
From BG - Germany

The hotel itself was very spacious and cleaned up, most of the employees were very friendly and helpful and polite. The breakfast was OK, nothing extraordinary but basic (like usual in Italy). The metro station is about 600-700m away from the hotel, which was very helpful. The homepage does not mention the roof terrace... about 200-250qm huge, phantastic view... usually it should be commercialised on the web-page. The cleaning personnel worked absolutely OK. Nothing to say...! We would choose this hotel again for our next Rome-Trip... and we only paid 69 EUR per night for a double room, which was everything but expensive in Rome. We liked it very much, the room was clean, nice (like the pictures), we had a private terrace and very huge (but a 4 person room for us). The usual standrad rooms were OK in size, but also nice. Have a lot of fun in Rome.

2006-09-06
From Sarah & Matt Flint - Australia

The hotel was quite far from the centre of Rome which made for a long walk from the Termini through somewhat questionable neighbourhood at night. The room was very small, especially for the price paid.

2006-09-04
From Gianluca Cazzin - Italy

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2006-09-03
From Tammy Gantt - USA

The staff was warm and welcoming (speak many languages). I had a lot of luggage so the directions from the metro stop to the church were not as good as I would have liked. It's actually a right in front of the large church toward the park, the gentle walk by the park...then the Domus which is in the St Croce of Jerusalem...is there at the end of the park. Not far, just easier once you know you are going the right direction. Down the street in front was a great pizza/restaurant with food from Napoli..very good. Friendly service (Aida Angelini) open late. At Via G, Sommeiller, 6 Hostaria Degli Artisti (email hostariadegliartisti@hotmail.com) The place was very clean and the sites in church alone were amazing..relics room had a piece of the cross. The garden deck was super for the view and at night many of the guests sat up there enjoying the breeze (we all had AC). Internet connection was a lifesaver and I got a card for a small price at the desk to use it. Just a note about the tour company VAS Tours that has brochures at the place - they do sightseeing tours of Rome...okay but I heard many complaints from those on VAS tours-- they did not stop everywhere on the night tour as planned and the Sistine Chapel tour was more like a cattle call -- no priority to the group. It was ok for me, but others were not thrilled. The monks have a quaint gift shop in the church with homemade preserves, etc...they are really nice. Late night, I found the monks chasing a rat out of the church entry with brooms, and later at 1 am they were scrubbing graffiti from the city buses out front. (no worry the rat was not staying there...just ran in from the park by mistake!) The rooms were nice and clean. Mine was a single but still a good size, the bathroom was huge. Nice view overlooking the garden. Be prepared, there is a lift, but a few stairs up then down to get there...a very long hallway if you are at the end. I was at the end and up another spiral stairs, then at the end