Hotel San Francesco

Mixing refined wooden furniture and fine fabrics, all rooms feature an elegant and functional décor and are thoroughly equipped with all expected amenities.

Breakfast includes coffee, tea, ham, cheese, eggs, bacon, juice, cakes, fresh fruit and much more. Enjoying you breakfast while gazing at the peaceful adjoining cloister is the perfect way to start a day of sightseeing and strolling along the charming streets of historic Trastevere.

The rooftop bar poses an oasis of peaceful relaxation where to savour a glass of wine overlooking the enchanting surroundings, away from the noise of the city.

Trastevere features some of the most traditional Roman restaurants and pizzerias, and the staff of the hotel are available to make recommendations to make each of your meals a pleasant discovery.

Trastevere is an ancient district of Rome, formerly occupied by workers and families that lived there for generations. The distinct liveliness of this area can still be experienced every day in its unmistakable streets where locals shop with their families and leisurely enjoy the best Italian coffee with long time friends. Remarkable museums and churches are also abundant.

At night, Trastevere bursts with countless bars, coffee shops, art galleries, and designer shops open until late. Because of its trendy atmosphere, Trastevere is said to be an Italian counterpart to the Greenwich Village in New York City.

Trastevere means “on the other side of the Tiber”, and in ancient times was considered a suburb. Centuries later, it is set in the centre of a city that has grown immensely, right between the wonders of the historic centre, the Vatican City, and the upcoming districts of Testaccio and Ostiense. Within walking distance of major attractions and served by a variety of bus lines and a train station, Trastevere is a strategic base from which to explore all of Rome.

From Termini Train Station: Take bus route 75 for 18 stops and get off at Porta Portese. The hotel is about 300 metres away - simply walk up the road in the opposite direction of the bridge and River Tiber and turn right into Via Jacopa Dei Settesoli.