Domus Sessoriana Hotel Rome

Personnel du petit dejeuner au comportement agressif et hostile Accueil agreable a l'arrivee et au cours du sejour par le personnel de la reception

hôtel particulier de par son style puisqu'il est situé de part et autre d'une église ce qui le rend difficile à localiser dès l'arrivée. Personnel agréable et à l'écoute. Petit déjeuner parfait. Chambre petite mais agréable et fonctionnelle pour les baroudeurs qui ne souhaitent pas rester une partie de la journée enfermés dans leur chambre d'hôtel.

"Location" molto particolare in un complesso di edifici religiosi (suggerisco di richiedere un astanza nell'ala del convento). Leggermente decentrato rispetto alle principali mete turistiche ma ben servito dai mezzi pubblici. Colazione un po' basica Buon rapporto qualità/prezzo

Das Hotel in einem ehemaligen Klostergebäude (eingeklemmt zwischen Basilika und Zisterzienserkloster) besitzt eine wunderbare Atmosphäre. Die Lage der Zimmer ist etwas unterschiedlich. Mit ein wenig Glück erwischt man ein tolles Zimmer. Das Hotel ist sehr ruhig gegen aussen (man hört kaum Strassenverkehr), etwas ringhörig in die Gänge hinaus.

This hotel is actually part of a Basilica which is amazing,nice and quiet. I shared a room with my daughter and the bed was queen sized and more comfortable than we anticipated. The room was very clean and nice. The showers are very small in Italy, but serve the function intended. There is absolute old world charm here and because the popular parts of Roma are noisy and crowded, this is a wonderful place to relax when you're tired of sight seeing. In Italy, lunch is from about noon to 2 and then everything closes until 7 PM, but you can find pizza and panini all day in most areas. There are not many restaurants in the vicinity of the hotel, but a market is just across the street. There is a breakfast for patrons of the hotel and it consists of meats,fruits, cheeses, pastries, yogurts, cereals, juices, milk tea and coffee. A continental assortment.Smiling isn't something the locals do much, but once given a friendly smile they too will lighten up and greet you in return. If you arrive with an attitude of exploration and open mindedness you should enjoy your stay. It always helps to try to speak some in Italian, they appreciate it the effort. All of the employees spoke english well.The metro is approximately a 20 minute walk from the hotel and crossing the street in front of the hotel is the best way to navigate. The bus stop is closer than the metro and tickets (for both costing 1 euro) can be purchased at the tabbacchi right near the stop, but the metro will get you where you want to go much faster. Beware of early morning travel and after work, for all public trans will be less than standing room only.

The people were very helpful and friendly. The breakfast was adequate to make it through a day of walking in Rome!

Dieses Hotel ist sehr zu empfehlen und wir werden es beim nächsten Rombesuch wieder buchen.

THIS WAS THE WORST TRAVEL EXPERIENCE EVER!!!!!!!!! Whatever you do, do NOT stay at this hotel! This is by far the worst experience I have ever had in any hotel in the entirety of Europe! The floor was hideously filthy ... I had to wash the floor the first day I was there just to keep my feet from getting black just walking on the floor in the room. In addition, I paid for a double room so I could have a double bed, and their idea of making a double bed was to push two twin beds together with a sheet over the two mattresses. IT WAS HIDEOUSLY UNCOMFORTABLE!!!!!!! AND, there wasn't even a chair in the room. Now I understand why they have the caveat in the reservation that there are no refunds for early check out! I would have checked out the same day I checked in if I could have gotten a refund of the monies I paid.

I found the place quite interesting, it was a unique experience to find oneself in a historical place like this. Room was big enough, I traveled alone and my room had 3 beds, which was comfortable. However I was disgusted by the dirtiness of the toilet and bath, which I would rather not describe. At night, the noise(by other guests) echoed in the corridors, which might be unpleasant for sensitive people. The breakfast was good. I would have put one more star, if was not for the bathroom. For this reason, I myself would like to come again, but I would a bit hesitate to recommend to somebody else.

Domus Sessoriana appears to be part of a church organization. One side has a church, and the other seems to be private quarters. (for monks?) We went for the upgrade room, and were on the second floor with a view of the garden. Not all of the rooms were afforded this view. There were no amenities such as a gym or pool, but we were not expecting them, so we were not disappointed. We were within walking distance of all that we hoped to see, but we are in pretty good shape and walking few miles isn't a problem for us! Rome is pretty flat. The rooftop was a great place for a cocktail or a glass of wine at sunset, plus a great view of the cathedral at the end of the street. We found the selections of restaurants nearby very poor. After walking miles during the day we hoped to pick up a quick dinner to eat on the rooftop. Many of the local cafeterias were only open for lunch, and others didn't open until we were ready for bed. We ended up using the deli at a small grocery a block from the hotel. The breakfast was very high carbohydrate high cholesterol and diabetic unfriendly. They did have some good salami and cheese which we used to make a sandwich for the second day's breakfast. We left before the breakfast was to open on our second morning. There was a definite lack of fresh fruit available. The hotel did have affordable internet connections and we were able to use the wireless in our room. We enjoyed the quiet and the use of the minibar to store our breakfast sandwich. The Domus isn't for everyone, but we enjoyed it.