when i first arrived, it was terrible, as i was carrying a big luggage, i had to travel all the way from the metro to this hostel which was quite a distance, unlike what was shown on the map. maybe 15-20mins walking (w/o my luggage). and then the door bell was not working. i tried calling the hostel but no... More

I was three nights in that hostel and I also talked with other travellers about the quality of the hostel. In the following you'll find the pro an con's Pro - nice neighborhood - clean - nice living room - free Coffee all day long Contra: - very expensive for a hostel - unfriendly reception (except for the brazilian guy... More

This hostel is small and geared toward women. It is in a very old building and is not particularly nice or clean. It's location is o.k. It was only a few stops on the metro from the train station but it is a good twenty minute walk to the duomo. The girls who work there though were very friendly and... More

The room was nice, the common area very nice (a very cute kitchen), but, only one bathroom for 23 people!

The directions are crap - ask for directions! and it's a bit of a walk. I wasn't too happy with this no frills hostel for numerous reasons - 1. they last minute added an additional roommate..the room was already rather cramped and since their prices differ based on how many is staying per room, i felt like i was over... More

Directions leave a lot to be desited. Place is clean but very basic. Sheets & towels r expensive to rent. My recommendation find another hostel!!

The attention was OK but not very professional. I booked (and other people as well) a 4 bed room but we get a 6 bed room. As I guess there are not 4 bed rooms for men. For the whole hostel just one wc/bathroom upstairs at the first floor. Obviously allways bussy. No lockers, no sockets at the bed! The... More

Nice, clean, friendly hostel. Italians do not have dryers so if it is raining, you will not get a towel. You have to rent your sheets, but dinner is included. Also, there are grocery stores nearby so you don't have to spend 25 euros on dinner. U.S. exchange rate is terrible, so a great money-saver if you buy veggies, salad... More

I've been in this hostel in May 2010 for 2 nights. The location is good, in the university district and close to the subway and Duomo. The staff is very friendly and there's a relaxed atmosphere in the hostel. There are not a lot of rooms, which makes it easy to connect with your fellowtravellers and the staff, that organizes... More