Mar. 2012
During our stay in Roma, we slept in a christian place. The church is called "trinita dei monti" and is on the top of a hill. The rooms where people sleep are next to the church. This is not a real hotel : they just provide a room with separate beds, even for couples. As we can't enter there before 15:00 and shall not disturb the private school and its kids, we just entered in the church, sat down to have some rest away from the burning sun. I'm not that much involved into the christianship, but that was cheaper and that was an experiment (I'd enjoy sleeping in buddhist temple, actually). A young choir just finished singing at that moment. I don't know wether they were rehearsing or juts having a concert. Here are pictures I've shot inside the church before we join our room and drop our suitcases.
Durant notre séjour à Roma, nous avons dormi dans un établissement hotellerie monastique. L'église se nome "Trinité des Monts" et se situe au sommet d'une colline. Les pièces dans lesquelles dorment les gens se situent juste à coté de l'église. Ce n'est pas un véritable hotel : il ne fournissent que des pièces équipées de lits séparés, même pour les couples. Dans la mesur où ne pouvions pas entrer avant 15h00 (et hors de question de déranger les enfants de l'école privée), nous sommes entrés dans l'église et nous y sommes installés en attendant le moment ou nous pourrions rejoindre notre chambre et y déposer les valises loin du soleil brûlant. Je ne suis pa impliqué tant que ça dans la chrétienté, mais c'était moins cher et c'était une expérience à faire (j'apprécierais en fait de dormir dans un temple bouddhiste, en fait). Une jeune choeur venait juste d'arrêter de chanter lorsque nous sommes entrés. je ne sais pas s'ils répétaient ou donnaient un concert. Voici quelques photo prises durant l'attente.
That must be a good experience!! I also hope to stay at a castle hotel in Germany.
RépondreSupprimerWe were really impressed with this church and also wrote an article about it when we were in Rome. Here is the link if you would like to see it.
RépondreSupprimerhttp://filipdemuinck-kristelpardon.blogspot.nl/2011/11/church-trinita-dei-monti-at-spanish.html
Greetings,
Filip
Hi,
RépondreSupprimerBeautiful windows. If the curtains are high place how they open and close them, I wonder?
I think you enjoyed your stay at the church. There are many temples we can stay in Japan as you write.When we were child teachers took us to those temples for a camping school. We enjoyed a large tatami room.
Have a nice day!