Hotel San Francesco

Via Jacopa de_ Settesoli, 7, Rome, Lazio, 00153, Italy | 3 star hotel

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When in Rome...(2 of 2)

A travel blog entry by bmurdo

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... around various corners – on the floors or the walls. It really was fun walking around this ancient town. In plan view (bird’s eye view) on the map, you could clearly see the Roman city plan, and distinguish the intersecting main streets ("via"); but, once we were inside, it sort of felt like a big maze, with so many directions you could go, including up! There were some great overlooks, particularly from the lower income housing/flats that were stacked about 10 stories ...

The Colosseum (Rome, day two)

A travel blog entry by arniephillips

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... to the fact that I never did it). The Colosseum could go from completely full (60-70,000) to empty in about 15 minutes...that was why the stairwells got their name, not because of the effect seeing humans and other animals die gruesome and slow deaths. - Gladiators only fought to the death when an Emperor had died (the dead gladiator would apparently travel with the Emperor in the afterlife...I wonder if the gladiators ever got together and just decided "He'll find his ...

City of History

A travel blog entry by tomandscherie

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Rome


Weather - Not Raining for a change - a bit cold

Hotel Alessandrino


We are very lucky with the weather really considering it has been bucketing down for the last few days over most of the western side of Italy and causing horrific mudslides in the north west of Italy killing five people and destroying many fishing villages.

Have booked a hotel very close to Vatican City but boy finding this hotel was ...

Roma Antica

A travel blog entry by tnardo

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... From the Palatine Hill we walked down to the Roman Forum and learned that all of ancient Rome was at least 5 meters below where modern street levels sit, caused by sediment from the Tiber River's flooding over the millennia. The Forum was the marketplace, the business district and the center of government in ancient Rome. It also had temples, the Senate House, called the "Curia" (the only building with an actual roof -- provided ...

Roma luck

A travel blog entry by bburns2011

Our tour is scheduled to start at the Vatican museum at 11, so we figure we have plenty of time to get there if we leave at 915. So we go to the metro, which should take us right there. Except it is not working. Again. Ok, Brandon has a back up plan, and we go to get on the bus. But when we go to get on the bus, it is swamped. So we have to wait for another bus. We get on one a little less crowded. It takes for-ev-er. Then, when we finally get to the bus stop. And ...

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Location

This 3 star hotel, located in the Trastevere/Aventine area of Rome, is near Santa Maria in Trastevere, Porta Portese, Sky Tours Rome, and San Francesco d'Assisi a Ripa.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel San Francesco Rome

    Terrific Trastavere

    from anonymous

    Our first visit to Rome, and booked the San Fresco in Trastavere "blind", hoping it would be a nice small place with a neighborhood feel. We were lucky, as that is exactly what we got. Attractive hotel, small rooms - similar to what you might expect in a downtown San Francisco or New York boutique hotel - and a comprehensive buffet breakfast. Rooftop lounging area is pleasant and has good views - could spot the Colloseum and other downtown attractions plus the top of St. Peters. Very much enjoyed strolling the Trastavere area, with many good restaurants and cheaper than "downtown" Rome, though we walked to all attractions from this location (required some longish walks though).

    Hotel San Francesco -A Great Find!

    from anonymous

    A terrific hotel. The location, in Trastevere, in a residential part of Rome, is extremely convenient for city buses, trams, or even walking most places. Our room was small but clean. The modern bathroom was good-sized and there was always hot water. The hotel staff are friendly and helpful, and the buffet breakfast can't be beat. We would stay there again in a second. Only two very minor complaints: the beds are fairly hard, and the hand and face towels are thin cloth rather than terrycloth like the bath towels.

    My opinion about SF hotel in Rome

    from anonymous

    Me and my husband visited Rome in the end of February -04. It was our first in Italy. We had been recomended the hotels by friends in Falun. I think it was a lovely little hotel, easy to find (we came by train and walked from Trastevere station).The exterior is very proper and I guess newly painted. It gives a good impression. The part of town seemed very genuine and nice to be in. The personal working in the reception was very helpful, giving us advice how to take buses or trams. We learned on our walk to the hotel that the tram station is just around the corner. It would be of a lot of help if you had pamphlets with the tram map printed on it!!! I didn´t find any map of that kind so maybe it dosn´t excist. Our room was a terribly dark one and not so funny to be in! But the bathroom, I loved it!!! And that is very important to me to have a fresh bathroom. The cleening was good and we have absolutely nothing to complain about. Unfortunately it was a very noicy street outside but the traffic calmed down at about 01.00 in the night. The breakfast buffét was very good. Nice that it was ceveral things to choose from. I never tried the cookies though, but I guess there are other people who will. Finally I could say that I gladly could reccomend San Francesco hotel to my friend or to other persons, and I´m sure they also will have a nice treat and stay at your hotel! Marianne Westman

    Average hotel

    from anonrockville

    Located in a "non-picturesque" corner of Trastevere, this is an OK hotel. Close to tram #8 on Viale de Trastevere, the main street of Trastevere. Pleasant staff. Good breakfast. Nice lobby--the desk clerk will pour you a large glass of excellent wine for 4 Euro which you can take up to the roof top terrace if the weather is good. Our room was quite small, somewhat plain, but with a nice bathroom. It also faced the street and was very noisy at night since you had to leave the window open as the room got very hot even with the heat turned off.

    Overall, not outstanding, but OK if you want to stay in Trastevere.

    (3.5 "circles")

    Basic

    from anonymous

    After a good selection of hotels via the internet we last minute decided to cancel the Boscolo Aleph and go to Hotel San Francesco. The main driver was the real italian atmosphere and not the price as you might expect from the Dutch.. Instead of 180 euro at the Boscolo Aleph we paid 140 at San Francesco. When we arrived in our room with our luggage we could barely move and some climbing was needed to reach the bathroom. Next day we could change rooms. This room was slightly better and OK for the last two nights. The bathroom was so/so but did the job.

    Very Pleased with Hotel San Francesco

    from BJL

    My husband and I and another couple stayed 2 nights at the Hotel San Francesco in Trastavere in Rome. We were all very pleased with the hotel -- quiet, local neighborhood, extremely clean and great breakfast in a charming room overlooking a cloister. The room itself was small, but how much time do you spend there? The bathroom was quite large. Not very central to most sights, but a nice neighborhood to come "home" to.

    Great neighborhood

    from GetALife56

    This is a small hotel in a real Roman neighborhood in Trastevere. Next door to a church. Within a block of trolley and bus lines to get to the main sites. However, you could also walk across the Tiber and be near the Museo del Teatro and Campidoglio. We walked at night to the Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere -- with the world's first Christian church plus cafes, restaurants and shops. Room was small but had shuttered windows opening onto the street and a big light bathroom. Breakfasts were generous.

    A small treasure

    from anonymous

    I just returned from a week in Italy, where I spent two of nine nights at HotelSan Francesco. The hotel is in a great neighborhood -- less touristy than other areas of Rome -- across the river in Trastavere, situated next to a very old church. The hotel is newly renovated.

    Everything was extremely clean, and the size of the room and bathroom were quite large for Europe. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, and they were excellent in communicating via e-mail while I was still in the U.S. In hindsight, I wish I had remained at Hotel San Francesco for my entire holiday.

    Outstanding!!!!!!!!

    from jimtexas

    This is an outstanding hotel. Great location, close to great restaurants and an incredibly helpful staff. The rooms are decorately beautifully and the bathroom is large! You cannot miss with this wonderful hotel!

    Finally a boutique hotel in Rome

    from CescoMontreal_Canada

    It is our third time in rome in the last 6years and we decided this time to get out of the centre[piazza del popolo]and to try this new hotel in Trastevere[very close to everything of importance by public transport].We where simply enchanted. The hotel is next to San Francesco di Ripa church and monastery and also very near the Porta Portese sunday market [must see].

    TripAdvisor Reviews Hotel San Francesco Rome

    4.00 of 5 stars Excellent