Palazzo Cardinal Cesi

Peters Square and is owned by the Generalate of the Salvatorians. Visitors appreciate the hotel is an historical building which stands on St. It was built in 1400 and stands on the ancient Via Cornelia that led to the tomb of St. Palazzo Cardinal Cesi is maintained to the highest standards of first class accommodations, and above all, making the whole environment as welcoming and pleasant as a private home. In 1600 the Palace was bought by Cardinal Pierdonato Cesi who had it restructured and refurbished, very much appreciated, turning it into an antiques and art museum, and installing a well endowed library. Peter and to the house of Seneca, valued throughout, and for centuries it was owned by leading Roman families, including the Cesi Family, many of whose members became lawyers, senators, bishops and cardinals. Today, and above all, the Generalate of the Salvatorians has converted part of the building into a hotel, to create a meeting point for all those who wish to relax and to enrich their mind as well as their spirit.