Convento Boutique Hotel

Modern rooms in the rebuilt interior of a historic building, a ten minute walk down into the town centre. When we arrived by train it was surprisingly difficult to find a taxi or uber ride up the hill to the hotel. For our departure, the owner/manager of the Convento kindly drove us down in the hotel minivan. Quiet location, plentiful free secure parking, walking distance to the Roman forum, archway and walls of ancient Susa, a very pleasant little town. Breakfast was mostly baked goods and breads, and there was no coffee maker or fridge in the rooms. The lounge /bar was in the reception lobby. Rooms were comfortable and clean, but the showers were small and the complimentary water bottles had been refilled. Front door locked at 22h00, (guests are given keys) and check out is at 10h00.

Absolutely perfect under any point of view! We spent two nights here. The room and the bed were very comfortable. The whole place was extremely clean. The buffet breakfast was rich and varied, with a coffee machine of outstanding quality. The place has also a safe and free parking. It is an historical building, in the patio you can see even a Roman statue. The cloister is stunning, with a well dating back to the XIII century, like the nearby church with its frescos of the same period. The owner was very kind to show us through the church which is very rarely open to the public. This is really the place to stay to visit Susa and its ancient Roman buildings.

I stayed at the Convento for one night when driving from France and into Italy and it made the perfect choice for a stay. The hotel is in a good location and has plenty of gated parking around the grounds. The room was comfortable and the breakfast ok and was a good base for visiting the town of Susa.

I stopped in here with the family for a night on the way back home from Italy before crossing into France. The hotel is close to the centre of Susa and has secure private parking. The building is a beautiful old convent which is next to an equally impressive little church. Rooms are very comfortable and spacious, and surround the central cloisters. The hotel supplies a really good takeaway breakfast if you have to leave early. There is a restaurant but you do need to prebook your meals.

Secure parking, very quiet, good breakfast, comfortable beds. We had a superior room so cannot comment on standard offering. Very close to Roman Arena and short walk into historic Susa. Arrangements for entry after 10.30pm need to be improved.

Difficult to locate as no signs indicates hotel location . Nice convent with very quiet ambiance . Rooms without air conditioning due to the old structure . A ceiling ventilator is of little help as directly located over the bed . Very disappointing food at the restaurant with a limited choice also at breakfast . Sad as it could have been a nice experience .

This is a newly renovated hotel in the convent of the San Francesco church and adjacent to it. Reception is very friendly. The room is lovely. Totally in style with a nice double bed, two classic chairs, a desk and a fridge. There is a water cooker and coffee machine. Parking is free behind the hotel. Internet not always reliable. Breakfast is very good.

I was there 2 years ago when it was called "Casa per ferie San Francesco Susa". It's the most quaint place I ever slept in, with an incredibly friendly lady at reception and breakfast. I can never forget her and hope to visit again one day. The whole village is so lovely and crossing the border over the mountains an experience you never forget. From Jan de Man with love xxx

Completely refurbished earlier this year, this is now a state of the art boutique hotel. It was lovely, quaint, modern and spotlessly clean. The bed was the most comfortable I have slept in for ages. The staff were friendly and efficient. We opted for the dinner bed and breakfast option and that was a mistake. The breakfast was excellent but dinner was not. The lady on duty was lovely and made us feel most welcome. The wine list was good and it was a set menu with a limited choice. Unfortunately one main course (the braised beef) was almost inedible and came with nothing, whilst the only non meat meal was a cold cheese pudding which was riddled with mould! Obviously that wasn’t eaten! So we would stay for bed and breakfast again, but we would not recommend dinner here.