Tiber Hostel and Camping Reviews

Although I stayed near the end of the Tiber Camping season, it was still staffed and had a functioning bar and restaurant. The availably of wifi and free computers as well as television in the bar was a great asset for those early nights. I wish it was warm enough to fully enjoy the pool and other facilities, but it was great!

We came there in autum, so the weather wasn't the best. As for a camping place in summer it's probably very good. If you came there late night, it's quite difficult to get there. We had to change many times and all the buses and trams were quite confusing.

we only stayed one night here because the location was really bad, it took over 1 hr to get to roma central and was located in a bad area where lots of robberies occure due to the poor street lighting. the camp ground wasnt too bad but you can get a room in the center of town for a small amount more and save the time and the money you would spend getting in and out from the camp ground, which is what we did.

Campsite was nice and easy to find with a regular bus service to the urban rail station. at 5Euro for 2 ors of wifi coverage this put a dampener on things a little since we had received information about industrial action which affect our future travel plans so it became expensive to keep on top of things, Staff were lovely and attentive. Facilities good though no heater and only one blanket for each bed meant a chilly night in one of the bungalows.

The camping was ok, the only thing we didn't like was that it was far from the city. There is a shuttle bus that goes every half an hour to the nearest bus and train station, but sometimes it goes earlier or later, never on time. The thing we liked was that there was hot water all the time, it was clean also. The mattresses were old and not that comfortable. Also, you can hear your neighbour, because the bungalows are made of plastic. The food in the restaurant was fantastic, very delicious!

Fantastic Campground. Great staff, super clean.

It's a nice place to stay, but definitely brings its rating down. You have to wait the shuttle, and then catch the train (which comes infrequently), and then catch the metro to somewhere near where you want to be and finally catch the bus or tram to the place you want. You will be spending at least 1h30m going in or out of the city. And since the last shuttle is 23pm, you have to go back to the camping 21pm. The camping itself is nice, but the staff is rude, be careful.

The fabulous weather was a BONUS to an already amazing camp site! upon arriving i was given a room practcally to myself (this due to the fact its coming to the end of the season). It was cleaned every day, the bathrooms were always fresh! The staff amazingly friendly and the Bar/restaurant was a great place to chill and relax before heading into Rome! Apart from the bus/train strike and the mosquitos.. i couldnt have stayed any where better.. PS.. the pool is an amazing bonus!!

Hostel is surrounding by trees, it has quiet and peaceful environment. Located far from city center : 30 to 50 minutes travel time from hostel to city center. Hostel should improve on its cleanliness. Be patient to deal with impatient staffs. Have to pay for internet access.

the staff is amazing, all them are friendly and kind. its a very good price for all structure that you have. on the other hand, the fact that you have to pay to have access to the wifi connection and a very high price, by the way, is not nice. the location is other problem.

Me and my friend recommend the hostel. We stayed in a shared dorm and it was kept clean. Also the bathrooms were clean. The only disadvantage is the distance from the centre but it didn´t stop us to see the city. We were satisfied with the place of our stay.

It is a nice place for that price. But camping tiber is a little far from city center and the metro stops working at 9pm. I like the decoration of restaurant but the food was not so good.

the food in the restaurant is excellent, and the campground is so nice and relaxing

I beleive that if you were camping at this place and didn't mind the 45minute commute to Rome, that the place would be pretty good! But, I arrived and was overcharged. All be it 1.90 euro, but still a shock. I explained I had paid my deposit, and was told the room was more expensive than advertised. Then found blood on the 'clean' sheets and was just told to move beds!!!!! Ouch!

the services that this place offers are really fantastic, the staff are great apart from the grumpy guy in the shop. If you are staying there and coming back late at night some of the charactors on the train can be a bit on the scarey side as the area doesnt seem that great, I would pay a bit mores if I had to go back because the beds in the budget accommodation will leave you cripple if you are there for more than one night

The showers rocked. For me that is major. The people who worked there were constantly cleaning and trimming and keeping up the place. The atmosphere was lovely. It is about 45 min outside of the middle of Rome easily accessible by the train. I liked that there was a pool especially since one of the days there was a transportation strike. Our little mini cabin was small and walls were thin but overall I liked the privacy and the quiet that the hostel had. The bar and restaraunt were yummy.

great value for money

great time here

will for sure be back!!

The hostel is ok if you only need a place to sleep, but it is quite far away from the town as you have to take two buses and a train and you lose time waiting for buses or trains. We stayed in the 20-bed female dorm, which was actually a huge room with 22 bunk beds in 11 rooms, so you can have some privacy. The "rooms" have no doors and the dorm can't be locked, so leaving anything in the rooms can be a bit risky as the security isn't exactly on a high level. The bathrooms and toilets are clean.