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I booked a bed in a 2-bed dorm for 3 nights. The room was very spacious and clean, quite light if you consider it looks out onto a well-kept courtyard. The private bathroom was modern, pretty and clean. The beds were very 'creaky' though, every time you moved, the bed would protest.
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No Tourist Tax Charged!!Already been to the Top Rated La Controra Hostel in Naples? So you know that La Controra Hostel Rome will be the best hub to discover the Eternal City! La Controra is a concept: not only travelers but also artists, designers and musicians choose it to perform in both Naples and Rome.Design factory yet economic property, La Controra Hostel Rome is located in the centre of the centre: Repubblica on one hand, Barberini, Villa Borghese and the Spanish Steps on the other, this smart 18th century building will make you feel like Mastroianni in La Dolce Vita.Privates or dorms: no difference when the common denominator is that of a new and clean property where you meet all other backpackers as well as the Neapolitan oriented staff.Bean bags, tv, possibility to listen to your music with any kind of cables, Sicily styled kitchen, international calls, free Wi-Fi in rooms: our warm and friendly staff will make your stay an unforgettable travel experience!
Please note:Tourist tax charged!!Check in at our hostel is 24 hours, but the rooms have to be left at 8.00 am. If you arrive before than that and your room is occupied, you can have a walk around the town if you prefer, before your room will be readyCheck out 11.00 am.Payment by cash or credit card upon arrival.=================================PLEASE BE SURE YOU HAVE €10.00CASH WITH YOU FOR THE KEY DEPOSITWITHOUT WHICH WE CAN'T LET YOU IN.=================================
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I booked a bed in a 2-bed dorm for 3 nights. The room was very spacious and clean, quite light if you consider it looks out onto a well-kept courtyard. The private bathroom was modern, pretty and clean. The beds were very 'creaky' though, every time you moved, the bed would protest. Not so great for a dorm. The room was next to the common room, and one night people were talking there very loudly at 2 am. I got up and asked them to please keep it down and they did. I feel that the people that stay at La Controra would not ruin other people's experience on purpose, just like the kitchen was kept clean and tidy by all the guests.
I liked the big lockers that were provided in the room, i would have appreciated a chair, sidetable and especially some hooks on the wall or in the lockers to hang stuff.
The staff was very friendly and helpful, they responded well to requests that went a bit beyond to what you'd expect them to provide. The street and entrance to the building felt very safe. It is quite close to the main train station (12 minute walk), another subway station and some lovely sights, like Villa Borghese.
I would go there again and recommend La Controra to fellow travellers!
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