Palazzo Cardinal Cesi is located directly at St. Peter’s Square. Over the centuries, since it was built in 1400, it has belonged to important roman families, including the Cesi family, which has solicitors and barristers, senators, bishops and cardinals amongst its members. In 1600, Cardinal Pierdonato Cesi acquired Palazzo Cesi and restored the building, transforming it into a real museum for antiques and works of art, and in a well – stocked library. Now the Salvatorian Order has transformed part of the building into a guest house which opend tis doors to the customers in June 2004.

All the rooms have private bathroom with shower and hairdryer. The rooms are equipped with direct dial telephone, satellite TV, mini bar, mini safe, Internet access, and air-conditioning. Breakfast is served in the breakfast room from 7 a.m. until 10 a.m. . It is served a traditional Italian breakfast buffet with croissant and home-made pies.