The receptionists were warm and welcoming, especially Daniele, who truly stood out! The common areas were clean and sufficient, though I didn’t use them much. For those who love a bit of culinary independence, the shared kitchen could be a game changer. My bedroom was equipped with air-conditioning, ensuring a comfortable stay, and the bed was spotless. A huge plus, they allowed me to store my luggage before check-in and after check-out at no extra charge, which was super convenient! The location is very close to the train station, adding points.

The ensuite bathroom wasn’t in the best shape, you could tell the walls had soap buildup from ages past. I get that it’s a shared dorm, but a little extra care wouldn’t hurt. I also booked a towel for 2 euros, only to find it damp and looking far from fresh. When I mentioned it to the receptionist, she simply said, ‘It’s clean and it’s the last one,’ so swapping it out wasn’t an option. Oh, and heads-up: there’s no lift, so if your room’s on the fourth floor, get ready for a bit of a workout.

Location, price and the staffs. This place is a hostel with 8 beds (4 bunkers) So you share it with 6 other people. But for us it's ok (my husband and I. Everybody is minding their own business.

The shower room doesn't have shelf to put your shampoo/conditioner and body wash/soap.

Daniele is very nice host. You Can ask him about anything and he will likely answer you. The room are cleaned everyday, the kitchen is useful if u wanna eat in the hostel (there's a supermarket really close from the hostel and it's open til 21 pm). You can also go out and come by at anytime. You have lockers inside the room to protect your personal devices. The hostel is 20 min by walk from the colosseo, then another 20 min we'll get you to the foutain Trevi or the pantheon. There's also a Subway station about 5 min by walk. Caracalla thermes are also at 20 min. I had a really good experience at the melting pot and the last but not the least, the price is really fair for Roma.

I stayed at “Melting Pot Rome” for one night. The Hostel is near the central station, Colosseum and you can reach every attraction within 10 Minutes. Daniele was really helpful! 🙂 He suggested me the best Restaurant, he even showed me on map 🗺️ where to go and which attractions I can reach with the short time that I had. The other day I met Giovanna, she is volunteering there for a short amount of time. She was really friendly and I had a great conversation with her. You can even meet up with other travelers and join different activities. So if you are looking for a full Package in Rome, this is the Place. Thank you for the great time. See you soon!😊

Reception staff were very nice and welcoming

Just a bit expensive but I suppose it's Rome in June, but €75 p/n is by far the most expensive I have ever paid for a dorm 🥴🙁

Good location, very comfy beds, lots of storage space.

- someone left their belongings on my bed. When I told the night receptionist and brought the stuff he just shrugged and said thanks. Not his fault really, but strange and not nice that I find strangers things on my bed - day receptionist recommended me an "affordable" restaurant where a tiny portion of pasta cost 15 euro. Literally 11 rigatoni pieces. I had to find out where to eat and not leave hungry myself. - bit of mold in the ceiling above the shower, but other than that, everything was clean and tidy

The reception is covered 24/7, and they answered the phone when contacted. Out of all hostels in Rome, this is by far my favourite for it permits its guests enough privacy and provides all comfort of a hostel, like the fully equipped kitchen. I stayed in a three-bedded female dormitory and it has a good shower too.

Nothing to point out. The hall is not that large but there is room to sit down and watch TV or work, and in summer they also have a little outdoor space with tables etc. For people working, it’s better to use earplugs because it could get busy. Plenty of plugs available to charge too.

Amazing experience with amazing people. The manager and the staff were absolutely wonderful, always triying to help and to show us the best things to do in Rome. They are very precautionnous about having the place clean and well-managed. The first and best and cheapest gelateria of Italy is only on the corner of the street, for 2.50€ you have a huge quantity and the best flavours you could ever have (i especially recommend the Zabayone flavour) The hostel is about 20 min walk from the train station, and close to many restaurants, to lavomatics, and to a wonderful park with bars and open-air cinema during summer. In the neighbourhood there are the termes of dioclethian, and the basilica saint maria maggiore, and church santa maria degli angeli e dei martiri with a wonderful sundial. The hostel is only 15 min in bus or subway from the Colosseo and the city center. In the neighbourhood: Park with bars and open-air cinema in summer, restaurants, Guitar, board games, beer and terrace to enjoy the best atmosphere you've probably ever wished to have when coming to Rome with people from all around the world. Safety: The staff personnaly opens the door everytime night and day to welcome guests, so no risk of unwanted intrusion. Lockers available in the room. Food: A fridge and drawers to store food. Basic necessary food is provided by the hostel: coffee, tea, oil, salt, sugar etc. I strongly recommend. I was sad to leave and I really hope to come back.

I was really impressed by the size of the room (4-bed dorm), other hostels would definitely have put another 4 beds in. The bathroom was modern, the bed was comfortable, and had a personal light and a socket right next to it. The kitchen seemed well equipped and the place was very clean. There's a nice courtyard as well, and it seemed sociable enough around dinner time. I had an early flight from Fiumicino so being so close to Termini was really handy as well!

The only two things I'd suggest are: - Individual curtains around each bed (for privacy and for better sleep) - Handheld showerhead, as the one available was fixed to the ceiling Everything else was perfect!

Quiet location in a small street, friendly staff, usable kitchen with two cooking spots. Good, big and clean bathrooms (but not enough).

Lots of stairs depending on the room you're in. Some of the beds were VERY squeaky. I wish they'd just add curtains to beds in every hostel. Also one bathroom is not enough for 8 people. There's an extra one pretty much in the kitchen, but staff uses it and there's zero privacy. The TV in the common area was always running very loudly with shows or really bad party music.