Rovereto Hostel, everything to be discovered!
Our hostel is located in the center of Rovereto, a strategic starting point for discovering the natural and historical treasures of Trento province. Sportsmen, families, groups, or working travelers will find special dedicated services here. We have many comforts and valuable suggestions to enrich your holiday with authentic and unforgettable experiences.
For us, hospitality is a fundamental value; we will receive you with a smile and will do everything to make your stay perfect.
ROOMS
I hostel, and you?
Choose the room that's right for you!
The perfect room for solo travel or business stays.
Ideal for couples looking for an accommodation characterized by comfort and privacy.
Plenty of space and comfort for every family, even the largest one.
For those who want to live a sharing experience, and save money!
WHY CHOOSE US?
Not the usual hostel.
Our passion for service and taking care of our guests.
A central location
10 minutes walk from the station
Large garden for moments of relaxation
Trentino Guest Card with many benefits
All included in the price
Private bathrooms in every room
Special tailored solutions for school groups
Trentino Guest Card: free services and experiences
Would you like to be able to travel freely on public transport, enter museums and castles in Trentino for free or at a reduced price? Would you like to enjoy interesting discounts on tastings and guided tours?
At the Hostel, with the Trentino Guest Card, all this is already a reality! Without any additional cost, it is our first gift for your stay. Request it at the time of booking and it will be activated directly by email from the Hostel!
THEME HOLIDAYS
Your trip, our special services!
Here, every holiday is tailor-made.
What to do during your holiday? Discover many ideas on our Blog ...
An evocative wonder above the Leno River. The hermitage enjoys a unique view. It’s a pearl set in the rock wall overlooking the lake behind San Colombano dam. Are you ready to dive into the history of the many hermits who spent their lives here?
