Hotel S. Anna

Excellent Location , right near the Vatican. Great restaurants in the same street and awesome atmosphere

Bed a bit hard. We might be spoilt but it was hard.

Beautiful hotel in the heart of the Vatican neighborhood, close to shops and restaurants, as well as walking distance to St. Peter’s Basilica, Castel de St. Angelo the bridge of angels, and Piazza Navona. This hotel’s decor is classic Italian, with cozy rooms, modern baths, and a lovely garden sitting area! Wonderful and friendly, helpful employees!

We love the property and hope to stay again in the future!

Breakfast was wonderful. A nice variety, fruit was fresh and so were the pastries. The staff was welcoming and helpful.

The LOCATION- right near the St Peter's Basilica- so near the Vatican.

Our stay was okay overall, but the location was definitely the highlight. It was amazing—however, I actually found another hotel on the same street that had a much better atmosphere and energy. The rooms are extremely close to each other, and the doors are very noisy because they require a lot of force to open and close. The hotel also uses large traditional keys for the rooms and a card system for the lights, which felt a bit outdated. Unfortunately, our experience with the noise complaints was very disappointing. My teenagers told me that while they were in the room, someone knocked very loudly on the door, and of course they did not open it. About 10 minutes later, after we arrived, we were simply talking normally when someone knocked loudly on the door again. We did not open it, and the whole situation started to feel uncomfortable—almost like something you would see in a cheap hotel movie. Later, there was another small knock, and we still did not open the door. Shortly after, the front desk called to inform us that they had received two noise complaints. I explained firmly that we were already in bed at that point. I was very disappointed with how the situation was handled. It felt like the hotel prioritized other guests’ complaints without considering our side of the story, perhaps because we were traveling with teenagers. If the hotel is intended for guests who prefer complete silence, no teens allowed, they should clearly state that. They should also be transparent about how close the rooms are to each other, since normal conversations can easily be heard. Because of this experience, I would not stay here again or recommend this hotel to others. The breakfast also lacked variety, and considering the price we paid, I expected much more—similar to the quality and selection I experienced at hotels in Venice, Florence, or even Naples.