Looking for hostels in Rome? Here are some of the ones I’ve visited personally, or stayed in. The links go to the detailed reviews I’ve done, including photographs, so you can better choose which of these hostels in Rome is best for your trip.
Alessandro Downtown Hostel
Alessandro Palace Hostel
M&J Place Hostel
Mosaic Hostel
The Yellow Hostel
>> Looking for the best party beds in the city? Then check out my list of the best party hostels in Rome.
>> The hostels listed above are all a short walk from the main train station in Rome. If you want to look for cheap sleeps in other neighborhoods, here are some hostels away from Termini train station - including some hostels near Vatican City - as well.
>> You may not have a view of Rome’s famous monument from your window, but there are a few hostels near the Colosseum - at least within a short walk.
>> Ask around among budget travelers who’ve been to Rome a few times and you’re likely to hear the name “The Beehive” come up repeatedly. The Beehive started as a hostel, and has evolved over the last decade into one of Rome’s coolest budget hotels (there are still some dorm rooms available for hostelgoers) that boasts an on-site organic cafe. It’s run by American expats Steve & Linda, and it’s absolutely worth checking out. But don’t delay a booking here, because they fill up fast.
Here are a few other Rome hostels you can choose from (I haven’t visited these myself, so I can’t vouch for them):
Bella Roma Hostel
Ciao Bella
Hostel Two Ducks
Ivanhoe Hostel
Mona Lisa Hostel
Plus Camping Roma
Tiber Village Hostel
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