DONNA CAMILLA SAVELLI: charming hotel in the Trastevere district of Rome 

This elegant 4-star hotel in Rome is a hidden gem, nestled among the timeless alleys of the characteristic Trastevere district within the ancient medieval monastery of the Convent of Santa Maria dei Sette Dolori.  Rich in charm and with its strong historical identity, the Donna Camilla Savelli hotel contains an internal garden, a church, a Roman grotto dating back to the 1st century A.D. and the ancient nuns' refectory, which is now the main hall of the hotel. The Convent was built in 1642 by Francesco Borromini for Virginia Camilla Savelli, wife of Pietro Farnese.

The spacious and refined interiors of the historical Palazzo have recently been renovated and refurbished with meticulous attention to detail in order to provide the hotel's guests with high quality rooms and a host of services, guaranteeing that visitors will enjoy a dream vacation in Rome.

The restaurant and lounge areas inside the hotel offer predominantly traditional cuisine with a subtle touch of innovation. The house specialty is the seasonal "Renaissance Tasting Menu", the result of careful research which offers guests the possibility of savour the flavours of late 16th-century Rome, which were also found in the Baroque era. In those times, the division into social classes meant that the nobles often dined on rich game and fruit, while the common people had a more humble diet of simple grains and soups.

The Donna Camilla Savelli Hotel is the ideal choice for travellers wishing to stay in a hotel brimming over with charm in the Trastevere district of Rome.

FACILITIES AND SERVICES: ACCOMMODATION, PRIVATE EVENTS AND WEDDINGS IN TRASTEVERE

Accommodation is in the ancient nuns’ cells, which have been renovated while retaining period furnishings. There is a bar and a restaurant, also open to external guests, and it is possible to organise private events on the premises, such as weddings, birthdays, celebrations and conferences.