Hotels St. Peter's - The Vatican, Guesthouses St. Peter's - The Vatican and Residences St. Peter's - The Vatican

The Borgo district is situated to the right of the Tiber and is separated from the Vatican City by the enchanting St. Peter's Square and the impressive city walls which were constructed to protect the Pope from outside attack and are constantly monitored by the pontificial Swiss Guard. Paganism and Christianity coexit along the streets of this district, where the impressive Mausoleum of Hadrian, fortified during the Middle Ages with the name of Castel Sant’Angelo, stands next to St. Peter's Basilica, the greatest of all churches of Christendom. St. Peter's Square, encircled by a beautiful colonnade by Bernini, gathers thousands of tourists every Sunday, who flock here to wait for Pope's traditional Angelus blessing. The Borgo district, originally characterized by a wide range of workshops, underwent a radical change in 2000, when Jubilee took place. Since then, it has begun to welcome increasing numbers of tourists causing many residences to be turned into welcoming hotels and workshops into restaurants, bars and souvenir shops.

The hotels situated in the Vatican City are the ideal accommodation facilities to host tourists flocking to Rome to visit the outstanding sights the city cherishes. The hotels situated near St. Peter's Square overlooking the Tiber boast outstanding views over St. Peter's domes and the underlying roofs and balconies.