Hotel San Anselmo
Ripa, Municipio I, Rome
“Romantic Aventine hideaway”
Vibe
Shaded by orange trees on the quiet Aventine Hill, this nineteenth-century villa faces the Benedictine abbey with a discreet residential stillness.
“Romantic Aventine hideaway”
A nineteenth-century neoclassical villa conversion facing the Benedictine Abbey of Sant'Anselmo on the Aventine Hill.
Settled in the leafy Aventine Hill district, footsteps from the Orange Garden and neighborhood belvederes.
Romantic, eclectic rooms decorated with gilded moldings, velvet drapes, Venetian plaster, and clawfoot soaking tubs.
In the leafy Aventine Hill residential district, steps from the Orange Garden and Sant'Anselmo church.
Rooms
Interiors layer Venetian plaster and gilded moldings with Bisazza mosaic showers and clawfoot soaking tubs framed by heavy velvet drapes.
Backstory
Built as a private patrician residence in the nineteenth century, the neoclassical villa was converted into a boutique hideaway in 1960.
Eat & drink
Mornings begin with espresso and pastries on the garden terrace among citrus trees, shifting to wine at the lounge bar by night.
The neighborhood
The cobblestones of the Aventine Hill lead past walled convent gardens to the panoramic orange groves overlooking the Tiber and Trastevere.
The app
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