ByValérie
The mediterranean climate makes Barcelona an ideal destination for camping trips – especially if you find a site near the sea! By taking the al fresco option, you get the…
ByValérie
There are so many different accommodation options in Barcelona that it can be hard to know what to choose. Backpackers will be spoilt for choice, with hostels in all four…
ByPauline
Primavera youth hostel (Spanish for Spring) is located in a large bourgeois apartment with a traditional Catalan design. Features Rooms Two options are available: 4- or 8-bed dormitories, or a…
ByPauline
Christopher’s Inn youth hostel is located right in the heart of the city and set in a pretty building that was completely re-done in 2012. The rooms at Christopher’s inn…
ByPauline
Despite being located right by the lively city centre streets, the Central Garden youth hostel is very quiet, and everything is arranged here to help you thoroughly enjoy Barcelona. Features…
ByLaureen
The 150 year-old building that is home to The Hipstel is set in a great location. València street is bursting with trendy cafés and restaurants, and there is a metro…
ByPauline
Bed & Bike youth hostel was opened in 2014 by two Spanish globetrotters who returned to Barcelona to start their own business. And their innovative concept is perfect for this…
ByPauline
Green travelers with small budgets we have found the perfect youth hostel for you: Sleep Green. It will exceed all your expectations! The Sleep Green concept The Sleep Green concept…
ByOlivia
“Amistat” means “friendship” in Catalan. The Amistat Beach Hostel takes its name from the street where it’s situated, and has taken the name to heart, aiming to create connections between…
ByPauline
The BCN Sport Hostel is a youth hostel with a twist which will appeal to all exercise fanatics and even occasional gym-goers! BCN Sport Hostel, a youth hostel devoted to…
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