Hostels in Lazio, Italy

It was pretty quiet at night, and the location was decent. The cleanliness was good too. The 5-euro breakfast we paid extra for in the morning was a bit too simple, mostly sweets, though it did include coffee and juice. Also, a genuine tip: if you have enough space, buy some water from the vending machine here to take into the city. A 1-euro bottle from the machine costs 1.5 euros or more in the city.

Nice view from the terrace, welcome receptionsists and all staff. The hostel provides with great activities each evening. I definitely recommend!

This is a great place to stay. Very accommodating staff and clean place. The only downside for me is the bed without covers. The spaces are enough but some privacy curtains would be preferrable. I understand that there could be reasons behind it but most of the hostels I stayed in before, mixed or not have privacy curtains. My bed location was in a bit awkward location as it is visible upon entry. A cover from one side would be great. Still overall, I would come back to Generator on my next visit. ☺️

I loved the common areas they have for travellers to relax. Not to mention the fully equipped kitchen and also the occasional free dinner prepared by the staff. Rooms were spacious and adopted the capsule/nest style where you can have ultimate privacy at night. Lockers were big enough to fit my 40L bag and no additional locks needed for the locker. Although the beds are encapsulated, however it is not hot or stuffy at night as I still felt cold from the AC. Ensuite bathroom is decent and clean for everyone’s use.

The staff there were genuinely some of the best I’ve encountered thus far, really patient and friendly. There was some slight mixup with the room and I got allocated a room with more people than expected. What I did find interesting though, was the method to climb up the upper bunk bed 🙂 Really good cafe nearby tho!

The whole experience was really good, clean, nice location, and the greatest reception! Victoria was really nice and I really appreciate it as it was my first day in Italy! I’ll for sure coming back here just to see her!

It’s very safe here with an excellent access control system. Mike is really nice, professional and highly experienced. You can always go to him if you have any issues. Highly recommended. The place is cleaned very regularly and thoroughly. The terrace has a great view — I even cooked there. Everything is convenient. Thank you!

First of all, compared with other Europe, it can be said that it is the level of Korean (90s) inn in Korea, but it is a rare year these days, so the accommodation fee in Rome is very expensive. I got it (I have to bring my own toiletries and towels~ TV up and coffee pot up) I used a single room for reference. There is a shared bathroom and a shared shower room~ I was single, so there was a bathroom and a toilet~~ I chose to reduce travel expenses on purpose~ The transportation is convenient and connected to major tourist destinations~ Especially there are a lot of foreigners. I booked the accommodation and it sold out in 3 hours. Because it's an event, there will be many people who come ~ ~ I just have a good time ~ Europe is more expensive than South Korea ~ ~ please take that into account and make an appointment (for reference, cleaning fee tax 20 fees are paid on site)

Not bad, if you’re staying here just remember that airport stops running trains to termini at 11pm until 5 am the next day. So if the proximity to the train station is why you’re staying here just keep in mind. I ended up getting a taxi because Im traveling by myself and heard that the termini area can get a little sketchy after midnight. Everything else was fine. The blankets provided did not seemed to be cleaned very well, mine had what looked like blood or makeup stains. Ended up just using the sheets to cover myself.

This hotel was a pleasant surprise on my last stop in Rome during my independent trip to Italy. The staff were very attentive and friendly. They helped me store my luggage even before check-in, and after check-out, they stored it for free. Very nice! Every day, they'd greet me warmly when I passed the front desk. Although breakfast wasn't included, the lobby on the first floor had a fridge, microwave, oven, and a water dispenser (for a fee), among other things. There was even a ping-pong table! Room service was provided daily. It's also conveniently located near the train station. We pretty much walked to all the popular attractions in Rome.