THEY SAID ABOUT US

The Holiday Which? Guide to Italy:
"Almost audible tranquillity is the reward for those who choose to stay in the Aventine, a smart residential area of detached villas where the air is heavy with the scentof oleander. The most attractive of the handful of hotels in the area, hte Sant'Anselmo feels more like a private house than a hotel. Inside all is light and elegant with cool marble floors and summery colours. The bright little breakfast room/bar opens out onto a charming terrace, and below it a little garden with a rose pergola and funtains. Bedrooms range from light attic rooms with nursery type white furniture and accents of primary colours to high-celinged, more traditionally furnished rooms with embroidered bedcovers and prettily painted doors. All have pristine bathrooms. There's a trattoria and a bus stop close by, but you could feel stranded without a car".



WEEK END VIAGGI:
""There are some rooms left for the world championship in the lovely Hotel S. Anselmo, a nice villa of the 19. Century immersed in the green of the Aventine."

THE NEW YORK TIMES:
"Although they are not the bergains they once were, Rome's small, mid level hotels can offer charm, comfort and convenience at acceptable price..."

L'ESPRESSO:
""Here an address that we hesitate to publish; there is fear that excessive notority could upset and destroy the perfect balance that the hotel has reached…"

GLOBO:
""A quiet and stylish hotel with a little garden and well restructured rooms. Very nice are the rooms 238 and 239 with (collective) south-west terrace on the 3 floor. From 200 DM; there are also good weekendrates…"