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St Christopher's Inn Barcelona, hotel in Barcelona

1. St Christopher's Inn Barcelona

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1,345 reviews

#1 Best Value of 10 Youth Hostels Barcelona

"I think for that budget one can find a more comfortable room in a real hotel as at the end of the day this is a youth hostel."

"Great, fun, cool staff! Good rooms, clean bathrooms. Good activities and good bar/ restaurant. The location is great if you're a solo traveller, as it's easy to reach by public or private transport and in a safe..."

2. Generator Barcelona

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2,350 reviews

#2 Best Value of 10 Youth Hostels Barcelona

"The place was very nice and had a great style and atmosphere, especially for young people."

"Obviously a v mixed clientele of young people travelling , young sport teams on tour and family so a bit noisy but nothing major."

Breakfast included

3. Kabul Party Hostel

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1,141 reviews

#3 Best Value of 10 Youth Hostels Barcelona

"Hostel with a great sense of organizing! Staff are very friendly... a lot activities for free and very well placed.. everything as clean as much as they could... i went with friends and also meet some ppl there I..."

"-Great location -Not too noisy -Extremely clean -Attractive rooftop bar with stunning views -Good common areas -Friendly staff -Beer served at the bar was poor -Music played wasn’t great -Las Ramblas which is round..."

Urbany Hostel BCN GO!, hotel in Barcelona

4. Urbany Hostel BCN GO!

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1,672 reviews

#4 Best Value of 10 Youth Hostels Barcelona

"I stayed for two nights in February. The hostel is in a good location for exploring Barcelona, with most of the main areas/attractions accessible on foot. The rooms are small, but they were clean and served our..."

5. Pars Teatro Hostel

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265 reviews

#5 Best Value of 10 Youth Hostels Barcelona

"Great place, love the theme & decor. Great location close to La Ramblas, the marina & metro stations. Dorm rooms are very small & basic, hardly any room to move around in the 4-person mixed dorm & the bunks are..."

Alternative Creative Youth Hostel Barcelona, hotel in Barcelona

6. Alternative Creative Youth Hostel Barcelona

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121 reviews

#6 Best Value of 10 Youth Hostels Barcelona

"Thanks for all staff of hostel. The hostel is located near the Plaça Catalunya, i spent one night there, the room was clean with very good atmosphere. The staff is present 24/24 and it is very very respectful..."

"I had an enjoyable stay in ACYH during April. The rooms were clean and staff were friendly. Even when I had a bit of a crisis (missing my flight), the hostel staff managed to help me out with advising me on what to..."

Sleep Green - Certified Eco Youth Hostel, hotel in Barcelona

7. Sleep Green - Certified Eco Youth Hostel

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155 reviews

#7 Best Value of 10 Youth Hostels Barcelona

"During the period of my visit in this hostel, I was pleasantly surprised by the staff work and Inga Valiaugaite in particular. I was provided with the all necessary information related to the hostel itself..."

"It's very nice place to stay. I will be come back here next years. I recommend this place for all my friends. Very good service, friendly people are working there. Thank you once again and good luck. Thank you."

Ideal Youth Hostel Barcelona, hotel in Barcelona

8. Ideal Youth Hostel Barcelona

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376 reviews

#8 Best Value of 10 Youth Hostels Barcelona

"Si lo que necesitas es dormir sin mucho ruido y bien comunicado (con línea 3, la verde, está a 1 parada de Plaza Cataluña y 2 Paseo de Gracia en metro), por ese precio está aceptable. Cama individual pequeña en..."

Be Mar Barcelona Hostel, hotel in Barcelona

9. Be Mar Barcelona Hostel

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192 reviews

#9 Best Value of 10 Youth Hostels Barcelona

"Its a great place just a few metres away from Las Ramblas. It has AC though the rooms were cramped and there were very few WCs in the hotel. The other drawback is the locality it is in and one has to be careful with..."

"We stayed at this hostel for 3 nights. It was just ok, nothing special and for the price the quality of the rooms, showers, and amenities was lacking. The staff on the other hand was very helpful and extremely..."

The Hipstel Paseo de Gracia, hotel in Barcelona

10. The Hipstel Paseo de Gracia

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1 review

#10 Best Value of 10 Youth 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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