Picolo recommends · Hotel in Rome, Italy
Horti 14 Borgo Trastevere Hotel
Through a plain street door and into a leafy garden full of trees and art, where breakfast is served in the calmest corner of Trastevere.
The entrance gives nothing away. Then the door closes behind you and there is a wide green garden, with trees, sculpture and a silence you would not expect in Trastevere. Breakfast happens out here.
Horti 14 lies in the southern, residential end of the district, towards the Tiber and the Porta Portese market. The lively piazzas are close enough for dinner and far enough for sleep.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Horti 14 Borgo Trastevere Hotel
Trastevere is the most atmospheric place to eat in Rome, and one of the noisiest places to sleep. Horti 14 solves that. You get the evenings in the lanes and a quiet garden to come back to.
It takes about ten minutes on foot to reach the heart of Trastevere and roughly twenty to the historic centre. If you dislike walking, or want the Pantheon outside your window, this is the wrong base.
What you get
- Large garden with trees and art
- Breakfast served in the garden
- Modern, simple rooms
- Spacious bathrooms
- Quiet residential street
A day at Horti 14 Borgo Trastevere Hotel
- Morning
- Breakfast under the trees, then the Sunday flea market at Porta Portese.
- Midday
- A walk along the Tiber to Isola Tiberina.
- Afternoon
- Up the Janiculum hill for the widest view of the city.
- Evening
- Dinner in the lanes around Santa Maria in Trastevere.
Location
Trastevere, Rome, Italy
Open in MapsQuestions about Horti 14 Borgo Trastevere Hotel
Is Horti 14 in the centre of Trastevere?
It is in the quieter southern part, near Porta Portese. The main piazzas are about ten minutes away on foot.
Does Horti 14 have a garden?
Yes, a large green garden with trees and art, and breakfast is served there in good weather.
Is Horti 14 a good choice for a quiet night in Trastevere?
Yes. That is its main strength: you can eat in the busy lanes and sleep well on a calm residential street.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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