The room was clean with mentioned amenities and a comfortable bed though if they provide wi-fi in rooms it will be better. Hotel has all the facilities pool , restaurant , shuttle bus , small kid playground and Grocery market . Pool was closed during our stay so can't comment much.

The hotel is connected to public transportation, with a 40-minute bus and metro ride to Rome center. However we find bus schedule infrequent, resulting in longer wait times, especially as only a few buses go to the metro station. Plan your travels accordingly.

Breakfast was similar every day, but the offer was fine for different tastes - coffee, milk, black tea, juices, boiled eggs, cheese, salami, croissants, jam, nutella ;-), oranges, apples, bread. Breakfast items were still refilled. Those without breakfast can buy coffee and croissants in the restaurant at the same place. Our mobile home (Superior) was clean, with toilet, bathroom and washbasin. Space for sitting is outside. Heating (stay in December) by AC was sufficient. We left our luggage at the reception for the last day and it was gratis (whole day at Roma Termini 12 EUR). Small shop is in camp, Panorama supermarket is over the road.

There are not any dishes or cups and there is no space for sitting (eating) inside. A bus stop is by the camp, but the buses sometime come full and quite irregularly. Other possibility is train station Roma Aurelia (15 min walk), the train goes directly to San Pietro (by Vatican), Trastevere, Ostiense (metro B), Roma Termini.

The bus stop that takes you to the center of Rome, was literally under the camping which was a big plus. The breakfast was decent for the money we paid. The staff were quite friendly.

We stayed in a bungalow for 5 nights and the room was not cleaned not even once. extra Toilet paper and towels were not provided but we had to go every time to the reception and ask.

We stayed for 5 nights in camping town and I really enjoyed it, the people were friendly, the reception desk is open 24/7, we arrived late at night and still could check in. We payed 30£ for tourist tax. The territory is clean, has market, restaurants, cafe, swimming pool and there are other facilities. The location is good you can get a shuttle bus or use local busses to get to the Rome. We chose to live in a separate house, we had our own small table and drying rack. The property was clean had all the belongings, towels, bed sheets and etc. We had a TV( it was only Italian tho), WiFi, air conditioner, fridge, hairdryer. Some people said that they had loud neighbours well we were lucky cause we had a separate apartment, it was away from shared houses. People in the camp are friendly, people come with dogs, cats, their own cars. You have a super market across the road as well. Overall I enjoyed the experience and would like to return!

From the improvements, it would be very cool if the pool worked longer cause it closes at 20:00pm, swimming there at night would be amazing

. + parking behind the gate (although we've been directed to one currently under construction) + walking distance to the city center and public transport availability for weaker walkers + aircon/heating (but very noisy) + seems safe, with electronic locks + plenty of sockets, some quite close to the bed + quick and efficient checkin/checkout + pizza/restaurant (didn't use but it was open) + english spoken

. - the cabin was tiny, poorly designed, dark, overfilled with useless stuff (table under the bunk bed?), and difficult at least, more like dangerous to move around in between many, sometimes quite sharp metal edges - poor wifi - noise and vibrations from other cabins, street, railway, cleaners early morning all around ... - "hot" water quite temperamental - non-existent thermal insulation so not really ecological

I like the atmosphere, it was relaxing, the camp is all you need for leisure. The restaurant and bar - perfect Cappuccino and good pizza. Pasta... doesn't recommend salty or non boiled... Its good that there are nice waiters. Thanks to them we feel good even of the food disappointment. The man on tha cash I'm not sure the name was very kind. Thank you! We would come again and I will recommend.

None of the 4 days we were, the room wasn't cleaned at least one time the floor.. And these cars everytime everywhere in front of every bungalows..ok but you cannot walk calm every time you feel like you are on the street...and the children what should they do...there were so many families with toddlers...It should be peaceful but it isn't in reality.. For me this is a problem of the guests who doesnt understand the idea of going with the car inside the camp...

Not sure how can people leave a bad review for this place. It’s my second time here and the bungalows are awesome and clean. The restaurant has cheap and tasty pastries, I loved the pistachio croissant. The stuff on the reception are fluent in multiple languages, nice and very helpful. We had a lot of luggage and the employees helped us with it by driving us with the golf carts to our bungalow. They also allowed us an early check in which I appreciate so much. It is a bit further away from the tourist places but there are good connections and the bus station is right in front of the camp! Also the bus station driving to the Fiumicino airport is only 15mins away. You hop on on a bus in front of the camp and get off at the station where your airport shuttle is parked. All in all, awesome stay, whenever I come to Rome I will always book here 😊

Very nice camp with a big pool and 2 Jacuzzi, nice restaurants and bars. Very good atmosphere. Little cottages are cute and have everything you need. There is also a store and supermarket nearby. We had coffee every day at the pool bar. Beds were big and comfortable. There is also a little fridge in the room.

The camp is not really in town/city, sometimes it took us 1h to get to the city center. The shuttle bus did not run very often and it costs 5 euros. One metro/bus ticket is 1.5 euros. Getting to the city was hard cause the buses were not running on time and were full of tourists. I would suggest that the camp offers more free buses/connections. Uber sometimes did not come as well and it is quite expensive in Rome to take a taxi or uber, there is a lot of traffic. The main goal is to get to the nearest metro stop. Metro runs ok. Hair dryer did not work in our room.

It was very ambient. For the most part, people were quiet and respectful in the camping areas. There were some members of front-desk staff who were wonderful. Getting about is straightforward once you get the hang of it.

One of our party arrived a day later and the front desk were VERY unpleasant about it. There has to be a reasonable way of accommodating this, when the passport is not available to the lead traveller; the advance online check-in simply stuck at a certain point, no matter how many times it was attempted. In addition, there was no mattress on the third bed. I slept on plastic in 35°C. This is really very unpleasant and very uncomfortable.

For the amount I paid, I am very happy with what I got. The room is so nice, the AC works very well, and everything was clean. They don't clean during your stay, but that wasn't a big deal for us. The restaurant on site is good, and the staff are pretty nice. The market is also super helpful for grabbing snacks and drinks for a night in. The bus station is directly outside, which makes it easy to come and go. They have a Whatsapp number to text if you need anything and they are very responsive.

The wifi was TERRIBLE. Basically unusable. It was incredibly frustrating, we couldn't access tickets or plan out our days because we couldn't access internet at all. I couldn't make phone calls at all because of it. Also, this is not the fault of the hostel, but the bus schedule in the city is extremely unreliable, so keep in mind that travel times may be longer than expected if taking the bus. This location is really ideal if you have a car. It is doable by bus, and we did, but it can get super frustrating.