Palazzo Cardinal Cesi 
Via della Conciliazione, #51
Rome 00193 Italy
The hotel was built in 1400 and was bought by Cardinal Pierdonato Cesi who had it restructured and refurbished, turning it into an antiques and art museum, and installing a well-endowed library. Today, the Generalate of the Salvatorians has converted part of the building into an elegant and exclusive "welcoming home", with 30 rooms all fully equipped with every amenity. Each room is a small cozy haven, furnished with taste and style.
Here the guests can personally experience the spirituality of this unique place, drenched in history at the very heart of Christendom, with the enormous privilege of being able to stay so close to the Holy Father's residence. As you enter through the imposing door, leading to the secluded cloisters, experience the reassuring sensation of taking a step back into a bygone age, leaving behind you the hubbub of the city to enjoy the luxury of settling down in an elegant haven, surrounded by every comfort, where everything has been carefully designed to welcome you, and to make you immediately feel at home.
Fast Facts:
Check-in: 4 PM
Check-out: 11 AM
Number of rooms: 30
Year Built: 1400
Year Renovated: 2004
