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Good article but there is an easy way to book monasteries or convents in Rome. Have a look at http://www.monasterystays.com which I found when a friend recommend I stay in a convent on my next trip to Sicily. It is an on-line booking service which takes the hassle out of making your own bookings. Heaps of places in Rome to choose from.
Dear John,
Thanks for your very useful tip.
That’s a terrific site for visiting Italy in an unusual and very interesting way and I am sure you will enjoy Sicily and her history, food and sea.
Send me an email If you need any tip or trick for your upcoming trip to Italy.
Ciao from Rome
Nancy Aiello
CEO & Proud Owner
http://www.nancyaiellotours.com
What a great idea! Some of the hostels in Rome are downright awful, this sounds like a great alternative. Thanks for the tip!
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We have just returned from a week in Roma, staying at the Suore Mantellate Serve di Maria, steps from Piazza Navona and Campo dei Fiori, at Via S. Giuseppe Calasanzio. Our party was me–a fairly well-traveled Jewish matron, and my 15-year old son. We chose the convent because we wanted to have more cash to shop. The rooms are clean as a whistle, the shower is fine, breakfast is simple but very good and free, and the beds are small, but very comfortable. However, I would advise bringing a pillow; there are lots of pillows in the room, but they are all apparently made of the same rock upon which the church was founded….
Hello,
Thanks for your feedback that will help other travelers. By the way what was your best experience in Rome?
Thanks again for your time and wish you a wonderful week.
Ciao from Rome
Nancy Aiello