Tiber Hostel and Camping Reviews

When we arrived we had no hot water which was pretty annoying. And then after 2 hours there was a guy coming repairing it. I mean 2 hours thats not ok. Then there was the staff at the restaurant. We sat down and wanted to eat something and they ignored us for at least 20 minutes and then I had to asked if we could eat something. Then there was no shuttle bus between 12 and 4 and then you had to walk 20 minutes to Prima Porta or take the normal bus which only runs every 30 minutes or so.

Firsty Wi-fi connection is terrible. Its imposibble to connect in the rooms. Its very diffucult the connect in all of the area. If you want to stay in a hostel, its not good choice. Because there was just a bed and pillow we couldnt find any chair or table for resting. But the camping part is excellent. Showers was great. Garden and swimming pool was very nice. Its far away from the city centre.

We loved our stay here and were thoroughly surprised by the extremely high level of quality we received for a really good price. The location was not a problem for us, it was an easy enough journey and the campsite run a shuttle bus. The restaurant has a beautiful terrace. The market is well stocked. The wifi is fast but covers specific areas. The swimming pool was well equipped with deck chairs and a pool side bar that opens for the summer. Definitely worth considering if you want to visit Rome

The hostel is too fare away if you are planing a city trip to Rom. On the other hand if you are looking for a quiet camping vacation its perfect. To Rom City with public transport you'll need to take first train from Termini, then metro to Prima Porta and then wait for a shuttelbus til the camping area. (runs every 30 mins)... I will not recommend the private rooms - and the restrooms a 5 mins away ...outside... not nice if you have to go to the toilet during the night.

Maybe in mid-summer with a big group this place would be awesome. I was here in April in a dorm by myself (not as cool as it sounds). To Rome it's an hour each way give or take- and the shuttle bus does not take you into the city, but rather to the nearest metro station which is a 40 minute ride from Termini- and after your initial pick up this shuttle bus costs one euro). Travel to & from costs 6euros a day (day-pass), + shuttles bus fee + money you would have saved from cooking your own food.

Tiber camping was a nice stay, was a bit pricy for the over all stay but I enjoyed my time at Tiber Camping

Great hostel!Room clean and comfortable..a bit outside the center but great connection with the shuttle bus,it's leaves every 30 minutes.I definitely recommend this hotel...

Like it. Staff friendly and helpfull!

Everything's perfect..

The hostel was not as it was advertised. We got there the first evening and it was too late to find a new hostel, but we canceled the rest of our reservation. If you are looking for a place to actually camp, it may be what you're looking for, but if you want a hostel to explore the city it's so far out of the way that you'll spend so much time traveling to and from it.

Everything is perfect: Facilities,services,staff and connection the center Very good campsite!!!

I really enjoyed my staying!!Room was pretty comfortable and clean.Unfortunately it was too cold for use the swimming pool,otherwise would have been awesome! Anyway I recommend it!

Very far from center of Rome. you have to take the metro then a train. WARNING: the Tiber shuttle from the train station to the site STOPS RUNNING AT 11. My friend and I missed the last traim from the city and therefore missed the shuttle. NO OTHER WAY TO GET TO SITE LATE AT NIGHT EXCEPT A VERY DANGEROUS 20MIN WALK OR TAXI. The area around the station is NOT SAFE. Thank god there was a restaurant nearby that was open late and they very generously called a taxi for us. BE CAREFUL!!!!!!