Casa di Santa BrigidavsHotel Indigo Rome - St. George, an IHG Hotel
Casa di Santa Brigida and Hotel Indigo Rome - St. George are both recommended by expert writers. On balance, Hotel Indigo Rome - St. George is the choice of most reviewers compared to Casa di Santa Brigida. Hotel Indigo Rome - St. George scores 82 with endorsements from 12 reviews including BlackBook, Condé Nast Traveler and Lonely Planet.
Casa di Santa Brigida
Via Monserato 54, 00186 Rome
From $0/night
- Free Internet
- Free Breakfast
- Air Conditioning
- Breakfast included
- Rooftop terrace
- Private balcony
Rough Guide
"In a hard-to-beat location, and with clean and comfortable rooms with private bathroom and no curfew, this is perhaps the best convent in town."
Frommer's
"Rome's best and most comfortable convent hotel." Full review
Fodor's
"The friendly sisters of Santa Brigida oversee simple, straightforward, and centrally located accommodations—right next to Campo de' Fiori—in one of Rome's loveliest convents." Full review
DK Eyewitness
"The nuns at this discreetly appealing hotel offer double rooms en suite to paying guests. B&B or half board options are also available."
Travel + Leisure
"Casa di Santa Brigida offers comfortable lodgings for all travelers per the Bridgettine commitment to hospitality and ecumenism." Full review
Lonely Planet
"Named after the Swedish St Brigid who died here in 1373, this tranquil convent enjoys a superb location overlooking Piazza Farnese." Full review
Hotel Indigo Rome - St. George, an IHG Hotel Show All Reviews
Via Giulia 62, 00186 Rome
From $238/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
Rough Guide
"A stylish and contemporary five-star done out with touches of neo-Baroque whimsy."
Michelin Guide
"This boutique, designer-style hotel is in one of the most beautiful streets in Rome."
Concierge
"The St. George shines as much for its charm as for its perfect location on the elegant Via Giulia."
Lonely Planet
"The exclusive St George fronts this traffic-free thoroughfare in a Bramante-designed palazzo offering discreet five-star hospitality in soothing, soberly designed modern rooms." Full review
Travel + Leisure
"Opened in 2008, this restored 16th century palazzo sits on what might be most beautiful street in Italy." Full review
DK Eyewitness
"The opulent rooms blend contemporary lines and soft colors with a timeless elegance appropriate to the Renaissance-era palazzo housing the hotel."
Star Service
"Now in the hands of the InterContinental Hotel Group, this spicy modern lodge may be part of a chain, but it is ripe with regional flair, albeit in Indigo brand's bold contemporary style." Full review
BlackBook
"Interior guru and architect, Lorenzo Bellini, incorporated fancifully modern details in every aspect of his designs, giving great nods to Aalto and Roman masonry."
Afar Magazine
"Left unfinished by Donato Bramante (chief architect of St. Peter’s Basilica), the 16th-century Palace of the Courthouses has been converted into the contemporary St. George Roma Hotel." Full review
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At the in-house spa, relax the way the ancients did, in a Roman bath, or unwind with a shiatsu massage beneath one of Bramante’s original arches. Enjoy a handmade cigar in the hotel’s cigar lounge, and listen to nearby church bells from the rooftop bar.
Condé Nast Traveler
"The St. George Roma shines as much for its charm as for its perfect location on the elegant Via Giulia." Full review