Staff is friendly and the location is good close to a trainstation. The site has a lot of potential when it's clean.... BUT this place is very dirty!... sanitary gets cleaned only once a day. You don't need higher algebra to understand this is not enough especially when you receive a lot of young people which seven hills does! Imagine a dirty smelly toilet loose or missing toilet seats, dirty toiletseats wet floors. Broken taps in the showers dirty, missing, broken tiles, doors who can't lock, mould all over the place. No toiletpaper all relevant for Seven Hills. All the facilities are worn out and need a lot of renovation! If you go make sure you have your own toilet and shower in a bungalow otherwise try to avoid this camping facility.

Me and my boyfriend were on a tight budget at this trip so we decided that we prefer to ''cut'' expenses from the hotel as we are all day long on the road.
Rome as we all know is an extremely expensive town when it comes to accommodation so we found the price at the Seven hills Village fair enough.
We knew we didn't have to expect much but since the Hotel was quite outside town we had the thoughtful idea to rent a scooter(as we saved money from accommodation)
I think that is what made the experience a lot easier and joyful.
The hotel is frankly very far away from the Center (about 12 km as we counted with the scooter meter)and i can only imagine a very hard time for someone without private vehicle approaching it.
The details say that you take a train and the stop is near the hotel.I can assure you that is more than a 1.5km walking and the road has ups and downs and if it is late at night then...i imagine there is not even a train.
To tell the truth 2 days before our arrival i read a terrible review about this place and i was pretty discouraged(talked about cockroaches and other bad things)
I tried to cancel it but it was too late,it was already paid.
Now i do not regret at all.
First of all it is placed as i mentioned before not near the city center.
Well,that is not always bad.
The area was full with trees and very pleasant.
The room was spartan,tiny,with two beds and...that's it but clean and this is very important.
The breakfast just...don't exist (a coffee and a croissant)
There is internet connection at communal places and this is good too.
Another strange thing is that the pool opens at 12pm so if you want an early coolness and then stroll around the town,forget it.
You also have to pay to swim at the pool so if you reserve a room have in mind it is going yo cost with the swimming pool and some taxes you pay before you leave 8 or 10 euros more per day for two.
Oh! And there will be no privacy at the rooms...Basically you take a large room ant cut it to four smaller rooms with very thin walls.That's your room.
The place is full of young groups and the staff polite and helpful.
I believe if i hadn't read the bad review i would have been disappointed but the fact that i read it worked the other way and the place was finally better than i expected it to be.
Just make sure you have a way of moving on your own!

My girlfriend and I decided to go to Rome, and on our tight budget, 26 euro a night at the seven hills village sounded like an awesome deal. Make no mistake - this is a campground. Seven hills is off the beaten path, about a mile down a windy road into a forest like area. Our room was a 10x8 cabin with two tiny beds, and that's about it. The walls were paper thin so we had the interesting experience of waking up at 7am to one of the couples we shared a wall with going at it. There were shared bathrooms just across the path from us which were pretty clean, so showering/going to the bathroom wasn't very difficult. Let me warn you that if you have any interest in seeing Rome's night life, this is not the place for you. You have to take a seven hills shuttle (.50 per person each way) to the train station, both of which stop running at 9pm. Its about a 45 minute train ride to the center of the city (we had to take the train and then hop off and get on the metro line A). Also, in order to buy anything at seven hills you have to buy a pre-paid card (minimum 25 euro with a 5 euro deposit). During our stay there was a contiki tours group of around fifty 18-35 year olds from the UK/austrailia/NZ who were always up and drinking, so we were able to make some friends. I would recommend this place for a family looking to travel on a budget, that doesn't care about staying somewhere nice and literally just wants four walls and a bed. I would not recommend this for someone with high expectations, no AC, no personal shower, ants and mosquitoes in the room, it gets really hot during the day etc... It is also impossible to see the nightlife so take that into consideration. we ended up staying there 3 of the 6 nights and then paying more to stay in the city over the weekend (they only charged us for the 3 nights which was awesome).

Stayed here for 1 week in May. My daughter and i loved the place. It was a basic little chalet but it was ok. We were free to come and go as we pleased and thought the little shuttle bus was very handy to get to the train station. Beautiful countryside in the area. Showers were basic but hot enough.Restaurant does beautiful pasta. Totally enjoyed it and cant wait to go back.