Cheap Hostels Barcelona

THE 10 BEST Cheap Hostels Barcelona

Name: Hotel Jazz
Address: Pelai 3, Barcelona, 08001, Spain
Telephone: +34 935 52 96 96

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1. Safestay Barcelona Passeig De Gracia
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1,176 reviews
#1 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"2 days in cheap & cheerful Hostel"
"I personally love this hostel, it’s one of, if not the best I have stayed in thus far. From the location to the events held it is amazing. Firstly, the hostel is located right in the middle of the city and there is..."
2. Hostal Benidorm
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591 reviews
#2 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"Stayed with family for partners birthday celebrations in Barcelona. Hostal is in a great location on las ramblas, walkable to attractions such as zoo and the beach. Rooms are basic but clean and functional. Staff..."
3. Residencia Erasmus Gracia
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739 reviews
#3 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"The rooms were affordable, clean and comfortable."
"I am recommending this hotel for the people like me who are on a budget."
4. Hostal La Terrassa
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443 reviews
#4 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"Centrally located, clean hotel with private bathrooms and cheap price - a great option for a short stay in Barcelona."
"This is a VERY basic hotel. Definitely clean enough, bed is comfortable, but everything is so cramped. There is literally no room to move around, at all. If your only issue is a clean place to sleep, ok, but if..."

5. Diagonal House
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355 reviews
#5 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"The location of the hostel is great and most of the staff very friendly. The facilities are very basic but that is totally fine for the price. What put me off however is that there was absolutely no quiet at night..."
6. Urbany Barcelona Hostel
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1,447 reviews
#6 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"We stayed at Urbany Barcelona Hostel in November with a big group of students. The Hostel was clean but very very cold. We tried to get them to turn up the heat but the staff at the reception said that they where..."

7. Arc House
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403 reviews
#7 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"Low budget hostel, low level of service."
"The reception accepted early check-in but they didn’t do that. Although they did not do what they said, it was generally comfortable and clean. The location was also very good . You can go everywhere with metro ."
8. Barcelona Central Garden Hostel
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578 reviews
#8 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"Absolutely fantastic hostel, if you’re thinking of coming to Barcelona I would definitely recommend you stay here. We booked a private room with a balcony and it was perfect (room 1) it was very well equipped and..."
"This place was great. It was clean, it has a beautiful garden patio, the staff and owners were very friendly and welcoming, and it's in a great location. On the Tuesday night the owners served tapas which was..."
9. Sun & Moon Hostel
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31 reviews
#9 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"Comfortable stay with very friendly staff. Leo and Gustavo took care of any needs I had. The place is very well located and offers guided tours for both day and night. The place is clean and comfortable, overall it..."
"Airconditioning does not work. The woman manager charged an additional EU100 because she is claiming she lost customers because of us. Does not even want to discuss the situation, WE HAD THE WORST EXPERIENCE IN..."
10. Hostal Apolo
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160 reviews
#10 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"My recent visit to this hostal was short but very pleasant. The hotel is well located near the old city, and there are may restaurants very close. Check-in was quick and friendly. The room is large enough and clean..."
"This is a very simple, clean and secure place to stay in the centre of Barcelona. It is very infancy, nor is it trying to be a 'hip' place, and that's its strength - a simple room, there is a person at the desk all..."

11. Hostal Barcelona
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286 reviews
#11 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"So a cheap hotel was needed, so I kind of knew what I was about to walk into given that I'd already seen previous reviews of this place."
"Context: female, 24, first time solo travelling. Pros: - I felt safe, lockable bedroom door, safe in the room for valuables and every member of staff I encountered was friendly. - Value for money - I spent every..."
12. Buba House
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202 reviews
#12 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"Location (One reason why I booked this space despite limited facilities ) . Excellent location (La Rambala- 10 Mins walk , Metro- 300 meters , Barcelona cathedral and most of the attractions - Around 10 mins walk..."
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13. Alberguinn Sants Youth Hostel
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186 reviews
#13 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"I needed a place that I could check-in to late at night because of my flights and this was the perfect place. The dorms were very clean and in the summer there's air-conditioning for the rooms. The staff was very..."
"Chose to stay at Alberguinn once again due to its proximity to Sants as I had a very early morning bus departure from the Sants depot. The hostel is just as it was before - clean, roomy and with lovely bathrooms..."
14. Pension Villanueva
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353 reviews
#14 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"Pension in the middle of the city with top location. You can not have a cup. But, there is so much better here. With small investments you can make this hotel even better and better. But if you are a miserly spanish..."
"We stayed here for 3 nights. We arrived late on the Thursday night and found we’d picked up a wrong bag off the aerobus. We found the male receptionist most unhelpful when asking for assistance as he ‘spoke little..."
15. Albergue New York
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114 reviews
#15 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"the good things about this hostel from my guest experience made it here are location, reception staff and lift. Unfortunately the building in my opinion looks quiet creepy, the double room which we booked was so..."
"This place was easy to find and well signed outside. On arrival we were met with a very lovely man. He was very helpful giving us iron and booking our taxi back to airport when needed. There was also another lovely..."

16. The Hostel Box Gaudi
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43 reviews
#16 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"I met the best people whilst i stayed here and we became a little family, especially the people working there! It can be a little daunting if you're on your own as it's out of the main centre but the people are..."
"This place is not only very nice, but the people working there are amazing: They make you feel like home. When it comed to location ai found it great cause Its right on the corner from Park Guell and walking..."
17. Downtown Hostel
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81 reviews
#17 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"Great location, less than 10 min away from Las Ramblas. I booked a dorm to share with other people. Quite small, but clean. Lady at the reception was really nice and helpful. Internet connection not great. No air..."
"We stayed there for one night and thought it was a great place to start our Spain vacation. Beautifully views. The rooms were very nice . Service was great and the food was excellent. I will come here again..."
18. Poprooms Barcelona
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122 reviews
#18 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"If you are looking for a good room and accesible price this is a good option. We stay here 2 times. In general all is good if you don’t mind to share the bathroom with other guests. The rooms have a good size and..."
"I stopped at RamCat (now Poprooms) about ten years ago when having a cheap long weekend in Barcelona with a friend and it was unbelievably good value. We loved the central location (not far from Placa de..."
19. Hostal Gat Xino
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127 reviews
#19 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"The rooms are so tiny that practically there's no space for two luggage bags. Just the beds! Also we did not have any windows except on the roof (a little one). No any storage space, even nightstand...I was very..."
"Tiny single room, short on natural light (window faces a wall) with small LCD TV. The room had a bad smell of sprays(!?) Modern bathroom with good shower. Breakfast is simple but way better than what I was expecting..."
20. The Hipstel Paseo de Gracia
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1 review
#20 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. The rooms were spacious, and the staff went out of their way to make sure that we were well cared for. I also loved the fact that we were allowed to prep our own meals when we..."

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21. Center Rambles Youth Hostel
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200 reviews
#21 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"The room was almost clean but in hostel was constantly noise. The lift was old and noisy.The breakfast was good but every day we have the same foods. The bathroom was avarage. The stuff was helpfuland nice. They..."
"Really disappointed in this place. Apart from the amazing location that's all I can rave about. No wifi in the rooms (????) bathrooms are very old and there is no place to change afterwards, the only privacy you..."
22. Pension Miami
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403 reviews
#22 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"Recently stayed for the weekend with a friend, the room was clean and recently refurbished. It was small but ok for 2 people not spending much time in there. The staff were lovely and really helpful with anything we..."
"In case you do not get room elsewhere you can try this.not very good,rooms are small and not rectangular.wash room not very clean.lift can accommodate only 3 person at a time. Staff is helpful and can fluently speak..."
23. Hostal Rembrandt
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269 reviews
#23 Best Value of 23 Cheap Hostels Barcelona
"We stayed for 5 nights at the end of April in a double bed, with ensuite. We used it for sleeping only, so perfectly adequate. A kettle for coffee making was the only thing that we really could have done with in the..."
"This is an honest review from someone who has travelled to over 35 countries. The rooms are basic and clean. There was a shower, but i had to share a toilet which was never and issue. No air con, but i had a fan and..."

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