Everything was great.
The staff were friendly and the breakfast was good. The place was a bit isolated and noisy.
“Necessario”
The rooms were clean, the location convenient, and the on‑site parking was useful. The staff were polite and courteous. The breakfast lacked savoury items despite attracting many foreigners, which made the price feel disproportionate. Shared rooms, which are usually suitable, require you to understand the reasons for your stay and your habits better; it’s a suggestion.
“四人房寬敞、睡覺舒適、早餐還行”
The room was spacious, with a bed curtain, reading lamp, and a table with chairs. The hot water in the bathroom was plenty, and the personal storage under the bed could fit a 20‑inch suitcase, but it had no lock. Soundproofing was decent; the windows didn’t face the street, so it was mostly quiet at night. Walking to the metro took about ten minutes, and it would take almost an hour to walk to St. Peter’s Basilica. Breakfast was okay, with a coffee machine, fruit‑flavoured yoghurt, milk, and cereal, but most of the bread was sweet, causing a rapid spike in blood sugar. Nearby supermarkets include Conad and Lidl, but the return trip involves a hill and traffic lights, which could take nearly six minutes one way. The fridge had been broken for a while, and I wasn’t sure when it would be fixed; only the microwave worked, and the kitchen and dining area were small with few utensils. Salt and pepper were missing, which was inconvenient. In the bathroom, there was a shelf for toiletries but no wardrobe for clothes; only hooks were outside, so if you had a lot of items you’d have to hang them on the window frame or remove them in the shower, which isn’t suitable for East Asian habits. The toilet and the four showers were separated by a curtain.
“Το πιο ακριβό hostel που έχω μείνει ήταν και το χειρότερο!”
Τοποθεσία. Απόγοητευτικό πρωινό. Κουρτίνες που δεν κάλυπταν πλήρως το κρεβάτι σε σύγκριση με σύγχρονα hostel Κάκιστη σχέση ποιότητας τιμής
Everything was great.
“四人房寬敞、睡覺舒適、早餐還行”
The room was spacious, with a bed curtain, reading lamp, and a table with chairs. The hot water in the bathroom was plenty, and the personal storage under the bed could fit a 20‑inch suitcase, but it had no lock. Soundproofing was decent; the windows didn’t face the street, so it was mostly quiet at night. Walking to the metro took about ten minutes, and it would take almost an hour to walk to St. Peter’s Basilica. Breakfast was okay, with a coffee machine, fruit‑flavoured yoghurt, milk, and cereal, but most of the bread was sweet, causing a rapid spike in blood sugar. Nearby supermarkets include Conad and Lidl, but the return trip involves a hill and traffic lights, which could take nearly six minutes one way. The fridge had been broken for a while, and I wasn’t sure when it would be fixed; only the microwave worked, and the kitchen and dining area were small with few utensils. Salt and pepper were missing, which was inconvenient. In the bathroom, there was a shelf for toiletries but no wardrobe for clothes; only hooks were outside, so if you had a lot of items you’d have to hang them on the window frame or remove them in the shower, which isn’t suitable for East Asian habits. The toilet and the four showers were separated by a curtain.
The staff were friendly and the breakfast was good. The place was a bit isolated and noisy.
“Το πιο ακριβό hostel που έχω μείνει ήταν και το χειρότερο!”
Τοποθεσία. Απόγοητευτικό πρωινό. Κουρτίνες που δεν κάλυπταν πλήρως το κρεβάτι σε σύγκριση με σύγχρονα hostel Κάκιστη σχέση ποιότητας τιμής
“Necessario”
The rooms were clean, the location convenient, and the on‑site parking was useful. The staff were polite and courteous. The breakfast lacked savoury items despite attracting many foreigners, which made the price feel disproportionate. Shared rooms, which are usually suitable, require you to understand the reasons for your stay and your habits better; it’s a suggestion.
