Steps away from the entrance to Roma Termini. All the tour buses stop out front at the train station which is really convenient. Literally hundreds of great little restaurants within a 10-15 block radius. The rooms are quiet, bathrooms are clean, but there is only one bathroom per floor. Wifi available throughout the building. Free breakfast at a little cafe... More

Exit out of Roma Termini by the Roadhouse restaurant and the Pop Inn will be across a couple of doors to the right. In front of Teravision Bus station, free wifi, flat screen tv, elevator, accessible to both the red and blues subway lines, all hop on bus companies, etc. lots of places to eat, shop, etc. room was very... More

They are located literally in front of the street where the Terravision bus drops you off, which is extremely convenient. This also means that you are a 2 minute walk from the metro stop, Termini which has access to both metro lines. The wifi worked perfectly from all the rooms. The included breakfast was served down the street in a... More

I had a great stay at the Pop Inn hostel. I stayed for 4 nights in the 3 bed mixed style room. I had great roommates the whole time. Not sure if they did it on purpose or not but my roommates all spoke English which was helpful. The hostel has wifi accessible 24hrs from the rooms. There is no... More

Maybe it was my fault for not booking a hostel with air conditioning when I visited Rome in July, but being too hot to possibly sleep without all of the windows open lead to an even bigger issue-proximity to Termini station. We heard screams both nights, of which "Polizia" was all I could comprehend in my necessary drunken stupor. Perhaps... More

Pop inn was great for us, on a trip travelling around Italy over uni summer holidays. The location seemed good, with cheap places to eat nearby and directly opposite the station to get in and out of the city quickly. The fact that we could store our bags at the hostel meant that we didn't have to spend half of... More

We were greeted by one really really kind and friendy girl who I am sorry I don't know the name of - all I know is she grew up in San Lorenzo, Rome - and she was of great help and probably the nicest part of the hostel. Bar that girl the hostel wasn't good. The rooms were clean and... More

Doorms of this hostel are for 18 to 35 old travellers only. If you are older, you are being offered an over-prized private room (a ridiculous 125 euros). The reason is not given at the reception, and you are left wondering weather this is a hostel at all or some strange dungeon for bunga bunga and/or drug using purposes -... More

Only visited Rome for a few days while in Italy, but this was a pretty good choice. It's across the street from the train station so it made catching a very early train easy, and it's close walking distance to a lot of sites. The front desk was occasionally unpleasant to deal with depending on who was working and the... More