The Most Social & Affordable Hostels In Rome

Some of the most remarkable and historically significant monuments in the world can be found in Rome, a bustling city that everyone needs to visit at least once in their lives. Aside from flaunting historic landmarks, archaeological sites, and mouthwatering restaurants, there are also a variety of budget-friendly hostels in Rome for those who don’t want to break the bank while traveling.

To help you find your next stay, we’ve created a list of the best hostels in Rome for every style and budget. Read on to know more.

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Hostel Trastevere

Located inside one of the prettiest districts with private streets, Hostel Trastevere is the perfect hostel in Rome for an authentic Roman experience. The neighborhood is reasonably quiet, so it’s a great option to get away from the busy tourist areas.

Don’t fret, at this convenient location, you still get to visit the bustling historic center, the Colosseum, and the Vatican. It’s only a 30-minute walk.

This cozy stay offers the only indoor pool in the area and can be used all year round. It’s also equipped with a gym where you can attend training sessions and a spa with a jacuzzi and Turkish bath. The hostel has 3 types of rooms – double, triple, and multiple. They all include en suite bathrooms and wi-fi.

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The RomeHello Hostel

Enjoy the city’s essence while you meet new people at this bubbly place called The RomeHello Hostel. It is located within walking distance from big-name Rome attractions like the Trevi Fountain and the Colosseum, and just a few steps from Quirinal Palace and Santa Maria Della Vittoria.

Accommodations in the RomeHello Hostel include dormitories (with a female-only option), triple rooms, and a twin room with different bed and bathroom arrangements. Seeking maximum privacy? Then book a comfortable standard single room for $195 per night through CuddlyNest.

When you’re sharing a room with other travelers, you can have peace of mind knowing bunk beds have built-in lockers. This hostel is a great place to stay if you want to cook your meals but it also has access to different dining options like a buffet, snack bar, and beer garden.

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YellowSquare Hostel

YellowSquare is where the real fun starts in Rome! Party vibes, social activities, and spacious dorms are the right choice for digital nomads and those seeking adventure and to meet other travelers. A nightclub, restaurant, and even a hairdresser are at your fingertips. This is the best hostel in Rome, with frequent events and a youthful atmosphere.

You can be sure you’ll still get a good and safe night’s sleep as the rooms are separated from the noise with 24-hour security and reception. The entertainment doesn’t stop though – this party hostel also has a gaming room.

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Hostel Alessandro Palace & Bar

The Alessandro Palace & Bar Hostel was established in 1990 and is one of the most visited hostels in Rome. Its lively atmosphere mostly attracts backpackers who want to connect with other travelers. Considering it’s situated in the central area, Hostel Alessandro is a safe stay located just a 5-minute walk from the Termini Station, Rome’s main railway station.

For those hoping to stick to their budget, this hostel takes pride in offering the cheapest drinks in town with its pub and a rooftop terrace.

Rooms are fitting for couples and groups with a double room, a triple room, and rooms with 6 to 8 beds. Breakfast isn’t free but you can cook in the shared kitchen or eat at a bar nearby.

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Roma Scout Center Hostel

This eco-friendly hostel is close to two enchanting squares – Giardino Vincenzo Parisi’s garden and Piazza Bologna. Located in the Nomentano district, the center of Rome is 30 minutes away on foot.

Guests can taste true Italian dishes in an a la carte restaurant at the hostel and visit Gelateria Crema & Cioccolato a few meters from their stay. This accommodation welcomes diverse groups of people, from solo travelers to families.

Unlike previously mentioned hostels, Roma Scout Centre allows pets. The rooms are air-conditioned and furnished with colorful wood. There are rooms with two single beds or one double bed with a garden view, private and shared bathroom dorms, female and male-only dorms, and rooms for kids.

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