Hostels Rome

When in Rome, do what the Romans do. And what do they do? Enjoy life. Rome is the epitome of Italian life. You can walk where great gladiators have walked as you tour the Colosseum, see religious history in the basilicas, tour the home of the gods - the Pantheon, or peruse the Aventine, home of Circus Maximus, the Mouth of Truth, and the Temple of Hercules.

Rome offers opportunity for relaxation at street cafes where you can sip some espresso or be more adventures on a bike or moped. Night life is rich at discos, where the party goes on and on. Rome has so many opportunities, there is something for everyone, any time. Following is a list of cheap accommodations that will help you find your best hostel in Rome.

Walter Guest House

The Walter Guest House is a beautiful bed and breakfast. It’s the perfect place to holiday in Rome. There are 15 available rooms, some of which have bathrooms en suite. The Walter Guest House is a historic building, built in the 1850s, but updated for the comfort of today. Visitors can wake up and have an Italian breakfast of biscotti, plumcakes, or toast with Nutella and the ever popular coffee or espresso.

From the Walter Guest House, you can rent a bike and start seeing the sights of Rome. The Walter Guest House is situated in the middle of the city so you have easy access to all the sites of Rome such as the Pantheon or the Trevi fountain. Guests have all noted that it is “It is well located in the center of Rome.”

If you want to get out after dark in Rome, there is a disco located only a few blocks away. It’s perfect to walk to and walk home to Walter Guest House. You can let yourself in with your own key so a curfew is not a problem.

Ivanhoe Hostel

In Rome, the party at the Ivanhoe Hostel never stops. Located in the heart of Rome, the Ivanhoe Hostel is walking distance from all the ancient sites. This hostel caters to the younger crowd with a party atmosphere and comfortable beds for when you do make it there. In fact, guests must be between ages 18 and 35. The staff is fun, friendly, and multi-lingual.

Reviews of the Ivanhoe Hostel consistently say what a fun place it is. For example, “Possibly the best hostel in the Italian capital, you will not be disappointed.” In fact, every Tuesday and Thursday the hostel offers free wine. You can’t beat that! Of course people don’t come to Rome just for the hostels! Because of its ideal location, visitors keep coming back. The Colosseum, the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill are all within walking distance. For younger travelers looking for a party in Rome, the Ivanhoe Hostel is the perfect place!

AD 1 House

The AD 1 House is the perfect jumping off point for Rome sight-seeing. The AD 1 House is located right by the A and B lines to catch the metro. It’s also very close to the main Rome train station. And it’ll be easy to find your way around because AD 1 House will give you a free map of the city and point you in the right direction.

For your stay at AD 1 House, there are male, female, and co-ed rooms available. No matter what type of room you stay in, free breakfast is included. The AD 1 House also has the common amenities like free internet and television for some in-hostel relaxing. The staff are very friendly and make you feel welcome right away. One visitor said, “Really nice and helpful staff. They helped me find everything I needed.”

David’s Flat

David’s Flat is a hostel located in the heart of Rome, right near the Brancaccio Theater and the Sta Maria Maggiore church. Other attractions are easy to get to because the A and B metro lines and the main Rome train station, the Termini, are right nearby. David’s Flat says, “Our goal is not only to make you love our B&B, we want you to love the Eternal City too.” With that goal in mind, the staff is ready to help direct you where you need to go.

While your in-hostel at David’s Flat, you can enjoy free internet, use the laundry facilities, or watch TV. Right nearby is a restaurant where David’s Flat provides breakfast for its guests. There is no curfew so you can come and go as you please. A recent guest commented, “You can walk all around in the city walking from that place.” David’s Flat is a great place to stay if you want to get around Rome and be comfortable when you get back from a busy day sight-seeing.

Camping Village Roma

The Camping Village Roma is on the outskirts of Rome. For those interested in having a good time at the place they’re staying, the Camping Village Roma is it. They have the usual comforts like internet, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. However, they offer so much more than that. The Camping Village Roma has a Jacuzzi, swimming pool, bar-b-que, and themed parties.

The Camping Village Roma is more unique than other places because it really is camping - but comfortable. Visitors have the option of staying in bunk beds in tents or staying in cabins. Camping here gives you a fun time. After seeing all the sights of Rome, you can come back and enjoy the company of fellow travelers while playing pool or beach volleyball. There’s even a disco on site so you don’t have to stay in the city until the wee hours of the morning.

Visitors all agree that the Camping Village Roma is a great stay for the young and fun. Being slightly out of Rome makes for a bit more travel time, but no one complained. Comments from recent travelers include “Excellent entertainment!” and “It was the best place!”

Backpackers Hostel Rome

The Backpackers Hostel in Rome is one of the best hostel Rome offers, especially for those travelling solo. In the evening the Backpackers Hostel has community meals that most travelers attend. It’s the perfect way to meet new people and hear what’s a must-see in Rome. It’s a cozy, laid-back atmosphere for those who do not necessarily want to sleep in the midst of a party. For travelers between 18 and 35 years old, the Backpackers Hostel in Rome is definitely perfect.

The basics are all included - free internet, free WIFI in the rooms, guest kitchen, and common room. From the Backpackers Hostel, you have a homebase for travelling throughout Rome. It’s near to the main Rome train station, the Termini, as well as metro lines. When staying at the Backpackers Hostel, be prepared to make new friends to sight-see with. One visitor recently said, “Both nights we were there we had literally everyone in the hostel out in the commons area listening to good music and then heading out for the night in one large group.” The Backpackers Hostel is clearly the perfect place for social travelers looking to make new friends and have a community away from home.

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