Is near Termini Station, so you are served by the two Rome metro lines, very central. The neighborhood is "sketchy" but we didn't had any trouble for the five days we were in. You check in at one address and Kenny the non english speaking chinese welcome staff will take you to another address bit up the street. Not a... More

Umh.. where to start with this one. First of all be aware that there are TWO hostels! Overseas I And overseas II, which seem to be run by an oriental dude " chen". Our reservation was actually for overseas II, and It was a complete nightmare trying to find this place after we left the termini with luggage and all.... More

The location is ok. Most of the tourist places are within 30 minutes walking on foot and it's just next to Termini station. But the neighbourhood is not very decent, it can be scary at night. I didn't expect air conditioning and very beautiful room for such a low price, but it does not even have a window. It has... More

We stayed five nights at this hostel and we were totally happy. The staff was very friendly and helpful, the room simple and clean as well as the bathroom. The maid brought us breakfast (cofee, juice and buns) every morning, in the afternoon she tidied the room. It is true that the hostel is located not in the best part... More

Dirty worn ripped sheets shower broken air con broken dangerous electrics horrid neighbourhood . I was not expecting a palace but at least clean and comfortable would have been nice never again

Located within walking distance from the central train and metro station of Rome, the hotel is a little hard to find and is not appropriate for families, couples or girls due to its surrounding. Skip the breakfast. The room is big but very old as well as the bathroom. They offer only one towel for your whole stay. The staff... More

We visited Rome in April 2011, the neighbourhood is almost scary and the rooms worse the filthy.

I went with 3 friends to Rome for a few days this month, and we had to stay in this hostel as a last resort.We only read previous tourists feedback after making the reservation so we were expecting terrible conditions.Once we got to reception to check-in they charged us a tourist fee (2€ per person/per night!).We went to our room... More

We stayed at the bed&breakfast during 3 nights. We had 3 rooms (6 persons), all with a private bathroom at the via Giovanni 199. 2 out of 3 rooms had a small refrigerator. It's run by Chinese people. Most employees I've seen speak (basic) English (i guess 4 out of 6). The place is not totally clean, but it's acceptable.... More