Best Hostels in Barcelona

At Voyista, we curated these best hostels in Barcelona because we scour the globe to find top-rated accommodations for young travelers. These hostels are included in our expertly designed Voyista trips to ensure you have an unforgettable experience in Barcelona.

Here are the 10 best hostels in Barcelona:

Casa Gracia

Occupying an elegant building on a tree-lined street, this hip hostel is 2 minutes' walk from Diagonal metro station, and 2 km from the shops and restaurants of Plaça de Catalunya. There's a trendy restaurant, and a vibrant bar with live evening entertainment. Other amenities include a kitchen and a library, along with sitting areas, a terrace and coin-operated laundry facilities. Yoga is offered on certain days.

Rating: 4.1Reviews: 2634

Generator Barcelona

Generator Barcelona is nestled in the Gràcia district, a bohemian hideaway filled with old city traditions, from gourmet street food to artisan cafés. Yet the property, which is situated close to Las Ramblas, offers a perfect staging point for exploring the lively side of the city.

Rating: 4.1Reviews: 2728

Onefam Ramblas

A homely and inclusive environment for travellers who are looking to meet people and enjoy the city both during the day and night. If you are traveling alone and want to meet people, this is the place for you. Guests are encourage to mix and mingle, so you can check out with plenty of new friends.

Rating: 4.6Reviews: 485

Safestay Passeig de Gracia

You will surely be seduced by Barcelona and its enchanting streets, busy with people and always full of life. All the Art, history and culture, with the added bonus of being a beach city, makes Barcelona a sure destination for any traveller. With Antonio Gaudi’s Casa Batlló as our next door neighbour, Safestay Passeig de Gràcia hostel is the ideal location to reach some of Barcelona’s famous sites. Located on the most famous walking boulevards, guests are never short of something to do. Whether it’s a trip out to the local tapas bars and indulging in Spanish food such as patatas bravas, cured ham and cheese, Spanish omelette or just a glass of sangria, there’s plenty of choice nearby. Then for some of the most fantastic views, our 7th rooftop terrace bar is one of the best places in the city, where you can watch the beautiful Catalan sunsets and enjoy a drink with fellow travellers and friends.

Rating: 3.8Reviews: 1564

St Christopher's Barcelona

Steps away from the bustling heart of Barcelona, this lively hostel offers a unique base for your adventures. Located just a short walk from shopping along La Rambla and the nearest metro station, getting around the city is a breeze. Socialize with fellow travelers in the guest kitchen, dining room, or on the furnished rooftop terrace. With coin-operated laundry facilities on-site and a popular bar with events, you'll have everything you need for a comfortable and memorable stay.

Rating: 4.2Reviews: 1866

Sun & Moon hostel

Located in the centre of Barcelona, close to the sea and the main nightlife spots, in the heart of the Gothic District, the ideal location to explore the city.

Rating: 4.1Reviews: 15

TOC Barcelona

Set in a traditional apartment building in the city center, this hip hostel is a 10-minute walk from the tree-lined Plaça de Catalunya, and a 13-minute stroll from the Antoni Gaudí-designed Casa Batlló. There's a trendy restaurant/bar and a guest kitchen; a breakfast buffet is offered for a fee. Other amenities include an outdoor pool on a furnished wooden terrace, a game room with a pool table, and a lounge with a movie screen.

Rating: 4.3Reviews: 1549

TOC Hotel Las Ramblas

Known for its eclectic and authentic atmosphere, the Raval is an exciting blend of history, culture, and diversity. And nestled within this environment is TOC Hotel Las Ramblas, your refuge in the heart of Barcelona's center: La Boquería market, the Gothic Quarter, the Macba, and the famous Ramblas just steps away from your room. TOC Hotel Las Ramblas offers a modest yet lovely temporary home, with meticulous attention to detail and contemporary design. Rooms equipped with supremely comfortable mattresses, and perfect whether you're traveling solo, with a companion, or with your family. It's the ultimate refuge for relaxation and escapism without losing touch with the city center. A living room with board games, Netflix, and a beautiful library; a workspace for quiet productivity, and a rooftop terrace to soak in the Barcelona atmosphere.

Rating: 5Reviews: 14

Mountain Hostel Tarter

At the foothills of the Pyrenees Mountains, this rustic-chic hostel is 6 km from Grandvalira ski resort and 12 km from Port d'Envalira mountain pass. The town of Andorra la Vella is 17 km away. Bright dorms and private rooms with rustic stone walls and sky lights have free Wi-Fi. The mixed-gender dorms sleep up to 6 and include lockers; bathrooms are shared. Amenities include a communal kitchen and dining room offering free tea and coffee. There's also an eclectic lounge with a fireplace, as well as an outdoor heated pool and hot tub overlooking the mountains. A terrace features BBQ grills and hammocks.

Rating: 4.8Reviews: 310

The Conica Deluxe Bed&Breakfast

Amid the restaurants of trendy Eixample, this polished bed-and-breakfast on a tree-lined street is 3 minutes' walk from the nearest metro station and a 9-minute walk from Casa Milà, designed by famed architect Antoni Gaudí. Bright, individually styled rooms feature modern decor, vibrant artwork and marble bathrooms. Limited Wi-Fi is free, and there are flat-screen TVs. Upgraded rooms add balconies/terraces and/or city views; there's 1 with a separate lounge area. A breakfast buffet is served in an airy dining room.

Rating: 4.5Reviews: 196

Discover the best hostels in Barcelona. Barcelona, the vibrant capital of Catalonia, is a mesmerizing city that showcases a unique blend of history, art, and modernity. With its spellbinding architecture, including the iconic works of Antoni Gaudi, and a rich cultural heritage, Barcelona offers a mesmerizing experience to travelers. Whether it's strolling through the Gothic Quarter, admiring the Picasso Museum, or sipping on a cocktail on a seaside terrace, Barcelona has something to offer for everyone. The city's world-renowned dining and drinking scene adds an extra layer of excitement, making it an irresistible destination for travelers seeking a mix of culture, relaxation, and indulgence.