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PRIVATE ROOMS

Stylish privates for all budgets

shared or private bathrooms, with and without AC.

PRIVATE ROOMS

Our indoor and outdoor spaces where you can eat, read, work, cook, or hang out and also meet other guests.

COMFORT ZONES

WELCOME TO THE BEEHIVE

We're Linda & Steve and we moved to Rome in 1999 with a dream, 2 cats and a Swiss Army knife to start our hostel, The Beehive.  We're located right near Rome's central train station Termini so no need to lug your bags across the city when you first arrive. We're best for solo travelers or pairs and we have a variety of room types to suit a variety of travel styles and budgets. Our common areas include our courtyard garden, our cozy living room and our communal kitchen.

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Please note that we do not have 24 hour reception. Check-in hours are 09:00-21:00.

We're a small hostel - no groups accepted

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THE BEEHIVE IS US

We're environmentalists, social justice activists and vegetarians. We extend our beliefs into our business and have been doing so for over two decades. We use recycled paper products, LED lighting, repurpose furniture and more. We have hosted clothing & book swaps, have acted as a drop-off point for donations to homeless organizations, promote sustainable travel and buying from and supporting local businesses to name a few things we do and have done. For podcasts and articles about us, click here.

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To see more about life in Rome and Orvieto (the small hilltown where we live), follow us on Instagram.

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THE BEEHIVE APP

A trip is only made great if you receive (and use) excellent advice and recommendations. Our app contains two decades worth of curated suggestions, compiled by our own experience of living in this city and of staying informed about what's new & relevant. We believe strongly in sharing our advice so whether you're here for 1 day or 1 week, we want you to eat well and experience the best of Rome.

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WHAT'S IT LIKE?

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