We stayed at the Albergo Giusti following a twelve day Carnival Freedom cruise and found it to be a wonderful place to stay. We were very pleased with the accommodations and just loved our small balcony. The room was very basic, but spacious and clean and the staff were very helpful with restauraunt suggestions, booking a taxi for transport to... more

My husband and I (Australians) arrived in Rome on 30 Dec. 2008 and spent a wonderful week at Albergo Giusti. Our room was quite large with an ensuite which contained toiletries as supplied by upmarket hotels. The room was spotless with plenty of hanging and drawer space for our clothes. There was also a desk which we used when writing... more

Warm friendly staff. Spotlessly clean rooms and bathrooms. Great location. Breakfast is simple. Definitely great value for the price. more

I found out about staying in convents in Rome from a friend, and the Albergo Giusti was able to fit me in at the last minute with only a few days pre-booking required in the high season in Rome. For 50 E a night, I have my own room with two beds, TV, air conditioning, SPOTLESSLY CLEAN, I CANNOT EMPHASIZE... more

I recently stayed at the Albergo Giusti, a convent converted to a hotel and run by the Sisters of Santa Anna. We were a group of 6 and only stayed there one night as we transferred to an apartment the next day. We had great difficulty finding a hotel for a single night and so were very glad that they... more

We stayed 5 nights after travelling over night from lourdes. The sisters gave us a three bedroom room even thou we were only a couple.The best thing about staying at this convent is its central location in old historic room.Some of sisters speak english and are very pleasant hosts. The old down side was the building across the road was... more

Just back from 4 nights/5 days in Rome having stayed with the Sisters of the Sant'Anna convent. The rooms were basic, but comfortable and spotlessly clean. We had a twin room with an ensuite (which included a hair dryer!). The best thing about staying here is the location - it's less than a ten minute walk from the Termini station,... more

My 13-year-old son and I just returned from eight days in Rome, staying seven nights at Albergo Giusti, operated by Suore di Sant'Anna della Provvvidenza (email:---). We paid 78 Euro per night for two, including breakfast and private bath. The room was simple, but spotless, with high ceilings and ceramic tile floors and bath. A roomy wardrobe provided more than... more

Estuve con una amiga la segunda semana de agosto. El convento/hotel está fenomenal para visitar Roma y pasarse unos días... more