Hostels in Lazio, Italy

Excellent location and really nice people. The breakfast area is on the rooftop, and you can even cook your own meals. They also offer free noodles, some vegetables, and fruits. I'd definitely choose this place again on my next visit.

The hotel is located in a quiet residential area. Its location is quite good. It takes about ten minutes by bus to reach the central tourist area. Just a minute's walk away is a supermarket. Shopping is very convenient there. But it should close at 8:30 p.m., if I remember correctly. The room was very large, and it was one of the few independent-bed hotels that I had stayed in. The front desk service was excellent. I don't know about the conditions of other rooms, but the door of the toilet in my room couldn't be locked properly; fortunately, it could still be closed. The bathroom had no hooks and the drainage was a bit blocked. If these two issues were improved, the overall accommodation experience would be perfect. Overall, it is worth recommending.

I had a great stay at this hostel! The location was perfect—close to public transit and within walking distance of local attractions, making it super easy to explore. The staff were incredibly welcoming and always ready to help with local recommendations.

We stayed in a double room, The room's layout was strange, completely different from the photos; the bed was in the centre of the room, there are also a single bed which located next to the desk. The door couldn't be locked inside. We reported this to the front desk, and they said they couldn't do anything about it and that no one would enter our room. However, the bathroom is being tidied every day, which is quite different to what the front desk said. The room wasn't dirty, but the bathroom was quite filthy, with grime and hair.

considering the price, the hotel is not that bad. Great location just few times walk to the Colosseum. Even the electric fan is not working but you can bring your own fan. The cleanliness of the bed sheet and a pillow is not that bad. There’s one shower room and toilet so you have to wait. there is pantry also so you can cook your food. If you want to stay here for many days and save the budget, I recommend this hotel

Really enjoyed my time at Borgo Ripa. The staff were so kind. The rooms were clean — everyday I would find my bed made and stuff folded. There was water, utensils, and a microwave if we needed it. The place was secure too. There were codes for everything. The area was pretty and the location was a bit accessible. There were restaurants nearby and a few buses that passed. I guess my only complaints are: 1) the surrounding area was dark at night (not their fault, but kinda scary for a solo female traveler) 2) the bathroom lights were powered by a sensor, which would frequently turn off. But that’s it.

It’s very safe here with an excellent access control system. Mike is really nice, professional and highly experienced. You can always go to him if you have any issues. Highly recommended. The place is cleaned very regularly and thoroughly. The terrace has a great view — I even cooked there. Everything is convenient. Thank you!

1. The elevator is quite nostalgic and unique; I didn't feel unsafe at all. It's probably one-of-a-kind globally, so the experience was fantastic. 2. I was lucky enough to get a free upgrade to a quadruple room, which had plenty of space and a safe. However, there were no curtains, so I used a hanger to hang clothes for added privacy! 👍🏻 3. The room had a window for ventilation, which helped prevent any unpleasant odors. 4. The hostel also has common areas and a lobby with restrooms, and one shower. Downsides: 1. The room has a combined toilet and shower, which means if someone is using it, you can't even blow-dry your hair. It would be better if some of these facilities were separate and outside the room.

Excellent value for money! Everything in Rome is expensive, so this hotel is perfect for budget travelers. It has a kitchen and a common area, and it's just a 3-minute walk to the bus stop, metro station, and train station for airport and long-distance trains. You might also consider buying a 3-5 day transport day pass or a Travel Pass, which covers all modes of transportation.

I stayed in a private room with a friend. The toilet, bath, and kitchen were shared with guests from two other private rooms, so it felt more like a share house than a typical hostel. I struggled a bit with locking and unlocking the main door, but the room door lock worked perfectly, and both the room and common areas were clean. For a hostel, I think the quality is quite high. The shower pressure was a little weak, but it provided hot water reliably. The hairdryer was also pretty powerful. There was a washing machine but no dryer. Personally, I was thrilled that the kitchen always had paper towels available.