Last Updated on March 25, 2019

Barcelona – The bustling city of Spain which is known for its good food, beautiful landmarks and sun-kissed weather.  It’s the perfect destination for a weekend getaway and with flights being so inexpensive to Barcelona these days, it makes it easy for travellers around the world to visit this beautiful city.  Or maybe you’re on a grand European adventure and Barcelona is on your Europe itinerary!

Nevertheless, I have found the 7 best hostels in Barcelona you MUST stay at!

 

1. Casa Kessler Barcelona

This trendy hostel is one of the best in Barcelona! Casa Kessler is only a 10-minute walk away from Plaza Catalunya. They also offer a free walking tour around the city which is a fantastic way to get your bearings when arriving into Barcelona. They offer a mix of dorm rooms along with premium suites, so if you do want to lap in luxury then you have the option to do that at an affordable price in one of the best hostels in Barcelona!   To check the latest prices and availability, click here!

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2. Ten to Go Hostel

If you’re looking for a hostel but with a twist, then Ten to Go Hostel might be a good option for you. It’s only a 10-minute walk from the main train station (Sant’s Station) and features a swimming pool, extra large bunk beds and cool hangouts. It’s a great base if you want to explore the local attractions as its located in the city centre.   To check the latest prices and availability, click here!

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3. Rodamón Barcelona Hostel

Rodamón is a stylish and modern hostel, another fantastic option if you’re visiting Barcelona. It’s right in the city centre and has a terrace if you want to hide away from the bustle of the city. The staff are super friendly and all-in-all a great option if you’re looking for a hostel. If you stay here, you may never want to leave!   To check the latest prices and availability, click here!

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4. Hostel One Paralelo

This hostel offers a family feel in a hostel environment. What I love about this hostel is that they have free dinners every night and it’s only a 10-minute walk to the beach. If you’re travelling solo and you want to meet other like-minded travellers, then try this hostel! You can also rent bicycles, rollerblades or a skateboard to boost your way around the city!   To check the latest prices and availability, click here!

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5. Born Barcelona Hostel

Close to Las Ramblas and with a magnificent view of the Arc de Triomf, this hostel is another great option in the sunny city of Barcelona. This modern hostel is excellent value for money. It’s clean and quiet, what else could you want from a hostel?   To check the latest prices and availability, click here!

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6. Hostel One Ramblas

If you want to be near the most famous street in Barcelona, then Hostel One Ramblas is for you. It’s a terrific location as it close to markets, great restaurants and only 15-minute walk to the beach. It boasts a wonderful atmosphere which is always important when picking a hostel.   To check the latest prices and availability, click here!

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7. Sant Jordi Gracia

This bright and bubbly hostel is located in the Gracia district – one of the trendiest neighbourhoods in Barcelona. The hostel itself has a great terrace and as well as big communal areas perfect for socialising and meeting other travellers. You can also grab a great breakfast for only £3 here, a great start to the day before you start to explore the city.  This is definitely one of the best hostels in Barcelona!   To check the latest prices and availability, click here!

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Which hostel would you love to stay at? Tell me below if you have any other recommendations for best hostels in Barcelona, I would love to hear from you!

 

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