I spent one night at this Hostel on my way to Florence, Italy. I paid 35 Euros in cash upon arrival, they do not accept credit cards. It was relatively easy to get to from the Fiumicino Airport in Rome. You just take a shuttle which takes about 45 minutes to the Termini station in Rome, which costs 8 Euros,... More

Stayed here for a few nights, enjoyed it. Simple hostel, lockers with keys, nice clean bathroom and kitchen area. Not as much fun as advertised on their website, but I'd reccommend it. Bit far from centre of Rome, but perfect for travellers - easy access to underground transport - runs all night! More

My friend and I were on a 40 day trip through Europe and halfway through, we stayed in Rome for 4 nights. While in Rome, we stayed in the Youth Station Hostel and hated the entire experience. The temperature was hot and while the hostel said they had A/C, the rooms were well over 85 F at night. So uncomfortable... More

Well here is probably one of the biggest but least frills accredited youth hostel I've been to. This hostel is located a tad outta the city, but getting here is not too difficult. A bus connects this directly from Roma central train station and takes you no more than 25 - 30 mins. The place has separate dorms for men... More

This hostel was great. It's in an awesome location with a supermarket right next door and the Metro station is just down the station. At $14 a day you can't go wrong. Its in a very safe end of town and security inside the hostel is top notch plus the staff is great. I highly recommend this hostel if you... More

This is the first hostel I have ever stayed in. It was easy to find and very close to the metro station and bus stops. There is a supermarket right next door so you can buy cheap food and drinks, however, they close quite early (6pm I think). Beds have clean sheets and are not too bad to sleep in.... More

I stayed in this hostel for four nights and my experience was just fine. Hostel is located about 1 minute walk from Metro and bus stations which was very convenient. I stayed in the "Asia" room. Yeah, it's not wide at all but they do keep the place clean and give you clean bed sheets, also you can rent a... More

Yes, the rooms are narrow, but this actually afforded us a little more breathing room than in some hostels I've stayed in, where the bunks are extremely close to each other. Yes, most of the computers were broken, but the one that worked was available for free, whereas they used to charge for internet. We stayed in the "Middle East"... More

Took 23 Year 7 students to Rome last year (from Stretford High School in Manchester). We needed somewhere cheap, clean and safe to stay. For us, the Youth Station was perfect! The kids had a great time. Being close to the Metro it meant that we could get a good start on the day (although trying to get 12 girls... More