08 May'24
09 May'24
1 room, 2 guests
Palazzo Cardinal Cesi
Via Conciliazione 51, Lazio | Wed, 08 May - Thu, 09 May | 1 Room, 2 Adults
₹52,968
₹50,320
/ night + ₹6,297 taxes & fees
Palazzo Cardinal Cesi
Via Conciliazione 51, Rome
4.5/5
(498 reviews)
Cancellation till check-in available
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Free breakfast on select plans
Some plans include free breakfast
Amenities
Lift/ Elevator
24-hour front desk
Airport shuttle service
Multilingual Staff
Smoke-free property
Bell staff/porter
Property rules
Check-in: After 02:00 PM, Check-out: 11:00 AM
Cancellation till check-in available, with ClearChoice Max
About property
St. Peter's Square - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Corso Vittorio Emanuele II - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Castel Sant'Angelo - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Via Cola di Rienzo - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
St. Peter's Basilica - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Palace of the Governorate of Vatican City State - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Sistine Chapel - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Bambino Gesu Hospital - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Vatican Museums - 1.2 km / 0.7 mi
Villa Doria Pamphili - 1.2 km / 0.7 mi
Piazza Navona - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Palazzo Farnese - 1.4 km / 0.8 mi
Campo de' Fiori - 1.5 km / 0.9 mi
Ponte Sisto - 1.6 km / 1 mi
Piazza della Rotonda - 1.7 km / 1 mi
The nearest airports are:
Ciampino Airport (CIA) - 34.7 km / 21.6 mi
Fiumicino - Leonardo da Vinci Intl. Airport (FCO) - 29 km / 18 mi
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₹50,320
+ ₹6,297 taxes & fees
/ night
₹52,968
5% off
No cost EMI from ₹18,872
Breakfast included
Location
Via Conciliazione 51, Rome, Lazio, 193
Ratings & reviews
4.5/5
(498 reviews)
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Oasis of calm
5/5
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Amy G on Apr 15, 2024
I stayed here with my Mum for a short break to Rome. It felt like coming back to an oasis of calm after busy days of sight seeing. Perfect location for the Vatican. The staff were very friendly and helpful and offered us recommendations, and even taught us a few phrases in Italian!
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Stepping out from the property is the St. Peter's Basilica
5/5
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LGS916 on Feb 27, 2024
We stayed here for one night in time for the papal audience (wednesday) and we loved it! Reasons: 1. Very close to the St. Peter's Basilica. If one needs an accommodation accessible to the basilica, especially for Catholics myself, this place should be booked. Location!! 2. Ideal for those who wants a prayerful silence coming to Vatican. 3. Friendly and welcoming staff. Downside: 1. Hard to pin the location for uber. Hence, in booking taxi or uber, need to drag bags to the closest corner around 5 minutes or less. For the location, definitely 8/10
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Palazzo Cardinal Cesi
3/5
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welchfamily35 on Feb 10, 2024
The hotel was very clean and the staff were very helpful, through out our stay. It is in a perfect position for visiting the Vatican. The buffet breakfast we good and it was nice to have free refreshments in our room which were replaced each day. The room was smaller than we expected and we found the shower very small.
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Our 2nd Stay was great.
5/5
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J8544MRkeng on Oct 22, 2023
This was our 2nd time staying at the Palazzo Cardinal Cesi and we loved it once again. Very clean and comfortable rooms with personal service. Great breakfast every morning. And it is maybe 300 feet from the Vatican City entrance.
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Unique Vatican Hotel ~ Very Small Rooms
3/5
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Global_Tourists on Sep 09, 2023
This was our second city-break to Rome in the past few years. As experienced independent travellers, we had of course done our 'homework' in advance and were looking for a stay in a centrally located boutique hotel with character. We therefore booked a 3 night stay in a Deluxe Double Room at Palazzo Cardinal Cesi, for £702 through Booking.com. The Hotel has about 30 rooms and occupies around a quarter of a 600 year old former Ducal Palace, which is now owned by a Roman Catholic religious order (The Salvatorians). The Salvatorians, whom we never saw, occupy the remainder of the building as their Motherhouse & Headquarters. We flew into Ciampino Airport and took a taxi on the 40 minute journey to the Hotel. Taxis are highly regulated in Rome and charge a flat rate fare of 31 Euros from Ciampino Airport to anywhere in Central Rome. Similar flat rate fares (55 Euros) apply from Rome's somewhat larger Fuimicino Airport. Take an official taxi (they are all painted white) from the taxi rank immediately outside the Arrivals Hall. Taxis accept both cash credit card payment. On arriving at this historic pastel-coloured Hotel, it is both discreet and impressive. Around 5 storeys in height, it adjoins the Vatican and is quite literally a 45 second walk from St Peter's Square. Only 'Palazzo Cardinal Cesi' flags hanging from above the huge wooden doorway, give a hint that this is not a Vatican building, but in fact a Hotel. We pressed the buzzer and part of the huge door began to open at a stately pace. There is no need to push the door. Just be patient and it automatically opens inwards. We then stepped through, into an ornate marble vestibule and then made our way up three steps, through double glass doors and found ourselves in the tranquil tree-filled courtyard, which is surrounded by a shady colonnaded arcade, dotted with religious statuary and centred around a water-feature, replete with koi carp. At the far end of the courtyard is the wing which houses the hotel. The Reception is just off the Courtyard. We were warmly welcomed, checked-in efficiently and shown the location of the adjoining Breakfast Room (a vaulted chamber, just off reception). We then made our way to the lift and our room on the second floor, #206. The corridors leading to rooms on each floor, whilst having modern marble floors are rather cold, utilitarian and clinical - a sharp contrast to the splendour of the rest of the building. On entering our room - we were disappointed with the proportions. As a 'Deluxe Room' - and the largest offered at the property - it was very compact. The soaring height of the bedroom was almost exactly the same as the width and breadth of the room - presenting overall as a cube of approximately 4m x 4m x 4m. The shower room was tiny - around 1.5m x 1.5m, which is roughly the size of a WC on an express train. Both bedroom and shower room have marble floors. That being said, we had two large windows, each draped in heavy crimson swags with privacy nets and electrically operated external shutters. The view was to the side-street behind the hotel. Other reviewers suggest that noise from the street is problematic - but we had no issues with noise at all. There was a double bed, a cherry-wood desk, chair and stool. There were two small bedside cabinets, with drawers. Our room had a very small colour TV with a screen-size of about 16", which had a range of Italian and French channels and one English channel (BBC News). The room had excellent air-conditioning with easy to operate digital controls and in addition to ceiling lights, there were three lamps (two at the bedside and one on the desk). There was a built-in wardrobe with digital safe, sufficient hanging space, top boxes and two integrated drawers. There was also a refrigerated mini-bar, with some space to store your own items. The miniscule shower room was accessed through a bi-fold (concertina type) door and had a vanity basin, shaving mirror, walk-in corner shower, WC, hairdryer, towels, bathrobes, slippers and a range of complimentary toiletries and amenity items. The toilet seat however, which should have been bright white, was heavily stained and had a brown rim. A really simple 'fix' to replace it - but one which had been overlooked and which tarnished the appeal of the room. Please note that rooms have no clothes iron and none are available from reception. Only a pressing service is offered (7 Euros per shirt). This service is not available on Sundays which was very inconvenient as we had arrived on Saturday night and had to wait until Monday evening for the 2 items sent for pressing to be returned from the laundry. Hardly ideal for a 3 night stay. On waking in the morning you will find, rather quirkily, that an A4 sheet of paper with a Bible scripture reading has been slipped under your bedroom door. Your complimentary breakfast is served in the attractive Breakfast Room and is an American buffet-style, with a choice of scrambled eggs, boiled eggs, bacon, juices, coffee, tea, toast, pastries, yoghurts, fresh juice, hams, salamis, cheeses, breads and fresh fruit. Plenty of choice and served until 10am. There is no bar at the hotel, but in the evening, upon request, the receptionist will serve you a drink from a very limited menu of beers, wines and soft drinks. Drinks can be enjoyed on the arcaded patio outside reception, which is attractively furnished with wrought-iron furniture and candles. A pleasant place to enjoy a drink upon returning to the hotel from a day of sight-seeing, or pre-dinner. The multi-lingual staff are lovely and nothing is too much trouble. They will happily recommend nearby restaurants, of which there are many in Borgo Pio (a street a block away), give directions to sights, provide tourist maps, or call a cab etc. With the sole exception of our lavatory seat (described above) housekeeping is immaculate throughout and you have all the key sights of Rome within comfortable walking distance, or short taxi ride.
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172.0 sq.ft
Smoking policy – non-smoking available
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