Domus Australia is one of the most recent religious guesthouse to open in Rome and is centrally located close to the Termini Train Station. Tourists and pilgrims from all over the world are welcome to stay in this totally renovated former seminary, but the house has a distinctly Aussie flavour, having been an initiative of the Catholic Church in Australia.
Formerly the Marist Seminary College, the Archdiocese of Sydney (Australia) purchased and transformed the building with the aim of providing travellers with comfortable accommodation while visiting the Eternal City. The property was officially opened by Pope Benedict XVI in 2011. Offering a peaceful, warm and friendly environment, the Domus Australia complex comprises four ‘blocks’ surrounding a central internal garden courtyard.
The 32 bright and spacious guest rooms are equipped with ensuite facilities, bar fridge, telephone, TV and Internet access, and air-conditioning.Guests can choose from single, twin/double and triple guestrooms. A hot breakfast is included in the room rate and other facilities include a comfortable communal lounge room, a rooftop bar, elevator, chapel and a guest laundry. Guestrooms with wheelchair/disabled access are available.
| Room types | Prices per room from |
|---|---|
| Twin beds with private bathroom | EUR 149 |
| Double with private bathroom | EUR 149 |
| Triple with private bathroom | EUR 171 |
| Multi-beds with private bathroom | EUR 193 |
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