13 Hostels in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

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Samesun Vancouver

1018 Granville St, V... 0.5km

8.8
Fabulous 5846

From: US$23.18

We have 13 hostels in Vancouver with an average rating of 8.0 based on 25,331 reviews

About Vancouver

Vancouver, British Colombia, is on the West Coast of Canada and is nestled between the Salish Sea and Coast Mountain Range. Vancouver’s oceanic climate is perfect for lush Douglas fir forests to thrive and makes being outdoors quite pleasant; especially during late spring, summer, and early autumn when there is less rainfall.

Vancouver hostels are clean, green, affordable accommodation machines. Most of the hostels in Vancouver are located Downtown or in the West End.

Choosing the right Vancouver hostel for you largely depends on what you plan to do. Stay Downtown or in the West End for shopping, dining, getting cultured, or hitting the nightlife scene. Staying in North Vancouver will make the mountain slightly more accessible, or you can always book near Jericho Beach for a more leisurely stay.

You'll never be short on things to do in Vancouver. There are high quality cafés, bistros, restaurants, and bars to suit any dietary preference and enough breweries (large, craft, and microbrew) for you to sample to your hearts content. Vancouver has beautiful parks and beaches that you need to check out, the most well-known being Stanley Park. There are also remnants from the 2010 Olympic Winter Games like the Olympic Cauldron that are cool to see.

Vancouver’s transportation network is provided by TransLink. You can get from Vancouver International Airport to Downtown on the Rapid transit Canada Line. Getting around the city is made very easy by the SkyTrain, Buses, SeaBus, and West Coast Express. There are also bike rental locations all around the city, we recommend renting a bike and cruising the waterfront on a sunny day! Otherwise, if you’re willing to put in the miles, Vancouver is among the most walkable cities in Canada.