Hotel Santa Maria
Trastevere, Rome
“Trastevere cloister sanctuary”
Vibe
Monastic covered porticos wrap around a tranquil courtyard garden of orange trees, offering calm shelter just steps from buzzing alleyways.
“Trastevere cloister sanctuary”
A sixteenth-century convent conversion where nineteen guest rooms wrap around a quiet cloistered orange garden.
Complimentary bicycles for navigating Trastevere alleyways and evening courtyard aperitivo with regional Italian wines.
Mediterranean interiors with terracotta tile floors, exposed timber beams, and rooms opening onto covered porticos.
Tucked off Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere, steps from trattorias, bars, and evening street life.
Rooms
Simple Mediterranean interiors feature cool terracotta tile floors and exposed timber beams, with French doors opening directly onto the shaded cloister walkway.
Backstory
A careful restoration in 2000 turned this sixteenth-century convent and artisan workshop into a low-rise cloistered hideaway within the medieval quarter.
Eat & drink
Mornings begin with cappuccino under the orange trees, while evening brings regional Italian wines and complimentary bruschetta to the courtyard bar.
The neighborhood
Cobblestone lanes lead past trattorias to Piazza Santa Maria, while the nearby Ponte Sisto bridge connects directly to central Rome.
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