The Beehive Rome

... and an Argentinian and the staff guy from Israel.  Not being able to stay for the next night, I transferred to The Beehive, and thought I had dropped into paradise.  This place is smart and cool and spacious with a small cafe with great home ...

... amazing place they ever enountered, and when our tour was through we made our way back to our check in location. The Beehive is actually a collection of locations, of which the main is a hotel environment near the train station (Termini).  They also ...

... train from here to Rome. It was hot in our carriage so we dozed ,read and I watched 2 movies on my laptop. Our Hostel the Beehive is only 2 blocks from the station Termini ( a huge station) and our triple room is just lovely. We have the corner room on ...

... I just decided to head to Rome 2 days earlier than planned.  The first night I stayed in a great hostel called The Beehive, run by an American couple.  They had some of the best amenities I've come across...free internet access, a ...

... of home and look forward to seeing friends and family in August. Traveller tip--By far, the best place to stay in Rome is the Beehive. They have both apartments and a small hotel. Great prices and terrific accommodations. We were lucky to get in, ...

For our last night in Italy, we were back in familiar territory, at The ...

... on the railways as we saw an inspector fine an unsuspecting tourist arrival who hadn't .......bit unfair really!!!! Checked into the  Beehive hostel again but this time into a dorm room which was 25 euro each plus 2 euro hotel tax ( about $35). We ...

... walking around Florence crying--it was lovely. The good: After reading all that you might think that I had a terrible time in Rome, but I didn't. Just a somewhat stressful time. The sights to see are unparalelled probably anywhere in the world. I was in ...

... they are pretty good -they only give you one towel for the whole time unless you stay for more than 6 nights (then they change halfway). Rome is stinky and dusty and they only give you one towel, no bath mat so after a couple of days you really do need ...

... battle under the sign of across. This was in 312 AD & he then legalized Christianity       Forum is ancient Rome's birthplace & civic centre it is in ruins with columns and walls     Temple of Saturn – templo ...

... re going to start to mold!  Nothing dries out because it's so wet.  If it's still raining tonight, I will forego my Rome at Twilight Tour that I'm signed up for as the thought of walking around in the rain, even in Rome, does not sound ...

Rome Day One was what you'd expect:  exhausting.  Actually it wasn't so bad - we were just tired from getting like 5 hours of sleep in two days.  We began the day (as you already read) with checking in, showering, and blogging. Afterward, ...

... Chapel we made our way out into the Piazza San Marco for one last look around, then worked our way back to the Beehive and the end of our Rome stay. We got off the Metro at Termini and decided to go back to Florian's for lunch again.  Sure enough, ...

... in a nearby hotel.  What do you know.  We'd ridden past it several times.  Not much of a marquee for the Beehive Hostel.  But, the place itself is really cool.   Funky and modern with a great breakfast cafe that focuses on ...

Roma Day Two: We woke up at around 9:45am to the birds chirping and the sun shining in the window.  I'm on the bottom bunk (Tina's on the top) and we have the bunk right next to the lovely window in the dorm.  :)  I also heard lots of ...

... time-tabled list of "highlights" (and of whinging)> - Slept in and then packed our gear for our exit from Rome. Checked out at the Beehive office and left our gear there to be picked up at a later time. - Caught the bus to Trastevere. It ...

... (40 minutes spent lost) walk from Stazione Termini, we reached The Beehive, our oasis in the chaos of Rome. The Beehive, classified as budget accommodation, offers eight rooms, with a contemporary/retro/homely feel. Facilities are shared; however there ...

... (this was just on the way to the railway station... still a crappy field of grass). - Checked our email back at the Beehive accommodation and tried SMSing Joe, a colleague from work who was in Rome. Luckily, this time we actually got through to him and ...

... to change hostels. The Two Ducks is a dump compared to the Beehive. When you first walk in to the gated terrace of the Beehive, you are immediately transported out of the city and into a lovely little garden. The interior is so nice, and actually has more ...