Hostels in Lazio, Italy

Just a road down from Roma Trastevere station, it is a two-block hostel. Many common areas for you to hang out and relax with a kitchen, ping pong table, laundry room, and fussball table. The biggest standout for me would be the clean and spacious bathrooms. Also, it’s walkable to the station which gets you around the city.

I like the stay overall, as the location is pretty close to Roma Termini and the room was fine. What threw me off a little was that I booked a female dormitory, but when I came in the room I saw there was a man inside. It turned out that he was brought in by my neighbour without paying and they were drinking there together. Thankfully the receptionist was understanding and sent a security to walk the man out. But it wasn't a really nice experience, it smelled like booze the whole night and empty bottles were all over the floor. Also they didn't provide a towel. But still good enough, I could check-in really late (past 2 am). So all in all it's ok, but I hope they'll be more attentive to such situations in the future.

This was such an amazing find! From the friendliness of the staff, to cleanliness of the rooms and the brilliant location - most things were in walking distance and it's close to a metro line. I was here from 29th Dec '24 - 3rd Jan '25. I was initially really sceptical about staying in a hostel... However, to my complete surprise, it was the best decision ever. The staff really made us all feel at home! The bathrooms are cleaned daily. If you want to use a towel, they are available for rent. The beds and drawers are both lockable, and the room I stayed in was a 3 bed female room, which was also locked. On New Years Eve, we were all invited to join in for a special meal. For a low cost, we were served a 3 course home cooked meal! It was absolutely delicious! The diverse group around the table were amazing. We all shared our travel stories and then went off to watch the fireworks at midnight at the colosseum (which is only a 20min walk away). Everyone was super friendly, and I would absolutely recommend Free Hostels Roma to anyone travelling through or alone. What a great way to meet like-minded people!

I stayed here during my two days in Rome. Located just walking distance from the colosseum and metro so it was easy to get around. The hostel had a welcoming vibe as many travellers were hanging out the common area/bar.

There was no hot water on the first day, but fortunately from the second day it came out well. Nice to have a fridge and microwave. It is far from downtown Rome, so it has the disadvantage of having to spend a lot of round-trip time, and the advantage of being cheap, so use your head wisely. The staff are all friendly and have two cute puppies. Puppies like to be touched, they are so cute There is a large mart across the street from the accommodation, so it's good to shop Less populated, but not a dangerous neighborhood Even a night walk is possible.

We loved our stay — short but sweet! The staff were absolutely amazing and truly a great asset to the hostel. The bed was comfortable, and the location couldn’t have been better — close to many points of interest, including Roma Termini, which made it perfect for our early train to Switzerland. We only wish we could have stayed longer!

The staffs are frdly, great location, it’s not far from the bus stations and the subway. facilities is not bad, there’s a kitchen with tables which allowed u to meet other people here.

A very pleasant environment with helpful staff. There is nothing to complain about. The bus stops at the end of the street making travel to the city centre a breeze

This is a recommended hotel if you are not fussed about facilities, but the location is amazingly in the centre of Rome. The beds are comfy if you are okay sleeping in a single bed and travelling alone or in small groups. It is super safe, every room has lockers for each guest, so you dont need your own padlock. The toilet is kept clean too, but you better bring your own towel and cleaning products. Staff are friendly and very helpful so my stay was perfect. There was also piano at the ground floor which you can use to relax.

Great accommodation. Location had many bus stops and a few metro stations nearby. Was easy to travel around Rome as well as make a visit to Vatican City. There’s a few mini marts and supermarkets nearby which makes it easy to grab some snacks. Had multiple restaurants to try out as well.