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It is very small in the residential building, self-check in, can check in on time, send emails basically no one back. The pillowcase is yellow and the hair dryer is bad. Most of the time, no one in the hotel encountered problems and couldn't deal with it. The sound insulation was poor and the other people's room could hear clearly at night. Coffee water drinks are free to drink, the whole decoration is very new, the building and elevator are very old for at least a hundred years, some people can not use the next person correctly, resulting in me moving the box to climb the stairs when I checked in. I also met other residents to break the mouth, all in all, the strange experience is +1

Not bad, if you’re staying here just remember that airport stops running trains to termini at 11pm until 5 am the next day. So if the proximity to the train station is why you’re staying here just keep in mind. I ended up getting a taxi because Im traveling by myself and heard that the termini area can get a little sketchy after midnight. Everything else was fine. The blankets provided did not seemed to be cleaned very well, mine had what looked like blood or makeup stains. Ended up just using the sheets to cover myself.

The location is very good, the surrounding is quiet, the front desk brother is very handsome! Very gentle attitude! I rarely meet such a gentle person in Italy! The room is very new, the air is good, the bedding is clean, 100 points! Next time I have a chance to come to Italy, I will definitely choose this one.

Many hostels in Rome don't have curtains, so I specifically chose this one because it does. It's also conveniently located near Tiburtina train station, about a 10-minute walk. If you're coming from Fiumicino Airport, there are direct trains to Tiburtina on weekdays (check train schedules for weekend availability). The hostel is in a very quiet residential area; by 10 PM, it's pretty deserted. Getting to attractions by metro is quick and easy, just a few stops. The hostel's hygiene is excellent, with plenty of toilet paper supplied in the restrooms. The shower cubicles are also separated from the toilets by curtains. Remember to bring earplugs when staying in a hostel, as different schedules mean you might get disturbed, and also bring slippers. They offer free luggage storage. I'd definitely choose this hostel again next time I'm in Rome. I even took some reluctant photos of the beautiful streets nearby when I left.

The location is privileged, opposite the Opera Theatre, a few minutes walk from the Rome terminal station. They were always concerned to give us the information to arrive, the building is old with marble stairs and elevator from the 50s (a luxury of architecture 😍). Alessio welcomes us with the best willingness to provide us information for our stay, the hotel is familiar, few rooms but very comfortable, clean, with a very vintage decor with Roman ceilings, an experience. The room hygiene 10/10 its bathroom was all, one of the things we loved most was Valentina's warm attention, charming always worried about details, our breakfasts, Then then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then, then,

The shared showers require you to constantly press a button on the wall to get water, and the temperature fluctuates between hot and cold. I've stayed in many hostel-style accommodations during my travels, but this is the first time I've seen such extreme water-saving measures for showering.

great people. seems like the hav good activities for people who like to go out. right next to metro so in a great location and there’s an amazing pizza place right down the block. worth it for the $

The hostel is nice for this price.

We booked double bed room for 3 nights (private) The room was soooo clean and new (maybe they were renovated?) Toilet, shower, air conditioner, bed, everything has no problem and good quality! You can use a hair dryer at the room. The staff was also kind and nice. They told us good places to visit in Italy. The Location was super, it was only five minutes from Termini station. I saw many bad reviews of this hostel on Google maps, maybe the shared rooms are not good. So I definitely recommend you to book private, double bed room if you visit there with more than 2 people. The price wasn’t much different! Careful: They don’t have a towel and it’s a bit difficult to get into the hostel at the first time.

It was cleaner than I expected, and even though we used the 4-person room, it was tidied up and bug-free, unlike what some other reviews mentioned. The location is excellent, right in front of Termini Station.