I really liked staying at this hostel, the kitchen and rooms were pretty clean and had everything I needed. Most of the staff was super friendly and helpful.

I could say the location but of course I picked that. The area isnt as close as I thought to the center and tbh, it was a bit sketchy especially for a solo female traveller. Another thing that bothered me was not being able to bring my own drinks to the terrace, they tell you to buy from the hostels fridge or not drink there... First hostel that happened, and the male staff that told me that was pretty rude about it, I almost felt like a criminal. It couldve been handled better.

Good facilities, with very private bed cube that is able to be locked and a additional locker that can be locked. Had dinner at the hostel both nights of my stay that was a cheaper and more social option, found this to be a great way to meet the other people staying there! A really good social option, not to loud which was great.

Not the best location as it might be close to the train station but once you start exploring Rome you are then fair away from the hostel making it always a very long walk back to the hostel.

The capsule beds give privacy. There is regular cleaning in the rooms everyday. They have free dinners 3 times in a week & amazing game nights. I would like to send my thanks to Pelin, Ali and Paolo :)

I was robbed at the metro, so i didn't had any money for 1 night. The staff was realy kind and offered me drinks and food. I was really happy about that. In general the hostel was clean and good located. 3 minutes from Manzoni metro station away. ADVICE: if somebody wants to talk to you at the ticket machine from the metro, be careful about your pin. There is a man who stays in the area. He is a professional thief. He comes with you in the metro, talk to you and take your wallet. So have always your hand over your bag. If you see him tell the police, otherwise he will do that again and again. Thanks xxx

Staff were very accommodating and made sure to solve any issues I had. I also liked the social atmosphere that was present in the accommodation. They also gave free meals in the evening which was a lovely chance to save a bit of money and socialise with the other guests.

The door that closed in my bed got stuck every time I tried to close it so it made it very difficult to leave my bed without making a lot of noise this made it awkward if I wanted to go to the bathroom at night or shower in the morning without waking everyone in my room. Not a big deal but it was an issue.

I enjoyed my stay here and would come again. The staff are friendly and helpfull. The room itself has an interesting layout so even though it's a 10-bed you have some privacy. The beds have door you can close so during the night you alse have privacy. Every bed comes with an assigned locker. The doors of both the bed and the locker can be locked. The rooms have AC. The location is nice, close to the Termini train station so it's easy to get there from the airport. The nearest underground station is 5-6min away and the nearest grocerie store is just around the street. The Colosseum is just a 20min walk away. On check-out day thez will let you leave your bags there for free. It's great for a couple of nights, would definitely recommend it.

Bed was comfortable and the room was clean and the sliding doors are a big plus for privacy! The staff was really helpful and welcoming. They let me change beds very easily when I realised I hadn’t booked one with the sliding door, and when the door broke they immediately fixed it! The bathroom was clean and convenient and there is a lot of storage that locks. I didn’t go, but they have free dinners which is nice to meet people. Overall a good hostel and the vibe is nice!

The area is maybe a bit iffy at night, especially if you’re a solo female traveler. I got into a very uncomfortable encounter with a stranger in front of the hostel, thankfully the staff reacted very quickly in making sure I was safe and okay. Just something to be mindful of when you’re planning your stay. Also, it is not a walking distance from a lot, although there is accessible transport that takes you pretty much everywhere (busses, metro, trams etc), it’s just a bit long.

It's close to metro line A and the stafff are friendly. The 4 bed room is spacious with big lockers. I like big windows with blinds allow fresh air in. It's a bright room with high ceiling. The bed is impressive which provides privacy and stability. The mattress is surprisingly comfortable and I didn't want to get up. I checked out at the last minute. The room consists of private bathroom which is convenient. AC is strong. Overall, it's worth the money.

The traffic noise in the street is loud, but when windows closed, it's ok. The's a bit water drop from the toilet water closet, not an issue though.

The place is great, the staff is totally friendly and rapidly helpful. I stayed at a six bed room and there's a private bathroom, I had no problem with that. There's a big locker under the bed, you can fit a lot in it. One block away there's a coffee place that's great and good prices for breakfast, ask the reception. They have a complete kitchen and a fun bar that they promote some little events, like karioke etc, that makes it easy to meet new people or just chat. There's a subway nearby, bus and trains lines.

This a problem in general around hostels in Europe. I'm around 1.85m, and there's no way to choose for a lower bed and sometimes I end up at a upper bed, which is not functional at all and may even cause an accident while getting up there and getting down. I suggest they put a question during the booking process asking if there's a preference or not, some people don't mind, some will definitely appreciate. I ask the reception and they were really nice and tried to change but there were none available.

I really liked how clean and modern everything was. The beds were super comfortable and had personal curtains, reading lights, and outlets, which made it feel private even in a shared room. The rooms were well-designed. The atmosphere of the hostel was warm and welcoming, thanks in large part to the amazing staff—Pelin and Ali were especially kind and helpful, always ready with a smile or great advice about the city.

Honestly, there wasn’t anything I didn’t like. From the moment I arrived, everything ran smoothly—the check-in process was quick, the staff were incredibly welcoming, and the facilities were spotless. Sometimes I try to think of at least one thing that could be improved, but in this case, I truly can’t find a single flaw. The hostel struck the perfect balance between comfort, cleanliness, and social atmosphere. It felt more like a boutique hotel than a typical hostel. I would absolutely come back and recommend it to anyone visiting Rome!