Convents in Rome
 

Can anyone recommend Convents to stay at in Rome. Would appreciate names, tel. #s, fax #s or even better websites!<BR><BR>Thanks

I haven't stayed at these places, I just have a list<BR>Convents and Monasteries that accept guests:<BR>www.romeguide.it/files/cas_rein.htm<BR>A complete list is available from the Centro Peregrinatio ad Petri Sedem, Piazza Pio Xii, 4 (Vatican City) phone 06 69 88 48 96, fax 06 69 88 56 17.<BR><BR>Suore Dorotee, via del Gianicolo 4A, 00165 Rome - in the Janiculum Hill area, tel. 06/6880.3349, fax 06/6880.3311. (I think that neighborhood's out of the way)<BR><BR>Istituto Ravasco, via Pio VIII 28, 00165 Rome - tel. 06/3937.5805, fax 06/636.721. <BR><BR>Domus Pacis, via di Torre Rossa 94, 00165 Rome - Tel. 06/638.3888, fax 06/3936.6795. <BR><BR>Villa Bassi, via G. Carini 24, 00132 Rome - Tel. 06/581.5333. <BR><BR>Le Suore di Lourdes, via Sistina 113, 00187 Rome - near the Spanish Steps, tel. 06/474.5324, fax 06/4741.422. <BR><BR>The Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement, via Monte del Gallo 105, 00165 Rome - near the Vatican, tel. 06/630.782, fax 06/638.6149.<BR><BR>Casa di Santa Brigida, Piazza Farnese 96, phone 68 89 25 96, fax 68 89 15, 73, www.bridigine.org<BR>&quot;A block from…Campo dei Fiori, the Santa Brigida is one of the city's most peaceful and well-appointed convent guesthouses….There's no curfew…Rooms are tastefully simple…there's air conditioning…modern bathrooms…sitting rooms sumptuously appointed…roooftop garden…book well ahead&quot;<BR>long in advance…choice of rooms is not up to you…breakfast is bread, cheese, eggs, juice, coffee…23 rooms…no tvs and no double beds.&quot;<BR><BR>

<BR> Fraterna Domus &lt;[email protected]&gt;<BR><BR>We stayed at this convent in December and liked it very much. It is not far from Piazza Narvona.<BR><BR>Go to Santa Susanna website for a list of many convents in Rome and other cities.

http://www.suorebambinogesu.it/DNB/camere2.html<BR><BR>Stayed here for 11 nights in the summer of 2000. If you have any other questions, my email is [email protected]

Thank you very much for the info. This is the first time I have used a newsgroup - it is just great.<BR><BR>

I stayed at a convent near the Spanish Steps. Cheap. bare-bone basic, clean, included simple breakfest, could walk to much of historic Rome. Nuns spoke only Italian. Reserve by faxing. They will ask for a deposit to be mailed to them. There is an elevator to the top of the S. steps located just as you exit the metro (Spaga stop)so you don't have to carry lugguage up steps. For list of convents go to www.santasusanna.org/comingtorome/convents