22 Hostels in Glasgow, Scotland

Available

When do you want to stay in Glasgow?
Enter dates to check availability
Search for availability & prices
22 Apr 2019, 3 nights
2 Guests
Change Search

Best Price Guarantee

If you find a booking cheaper on any other website, we'll refund you the difference.
Hostels you'll love

10 Million reviews from our community of travelers.
Instant Confirmation

Your booking is guaranteed and we don't charge any booking fees.

FILTER

SORT

MAP

LIST

Filter

Click here to filter your results.

Sort

Per page

Display:: List; Map

You have active filters - clear all

We are showing you properties with a rating of 7 or higher. Click here to show all

Featured Properties

Glasgow Youth Hostel

7/8 Park Terrace, Gl... 4.4km

8.2
Fabulous 1387

From: US$24.06

We have 22 hostels in Glasgow with an average rating of 8.1 based on 22,462 reviews

About Glasgow

Glasgow, the largest city of Scotland, is nicknamed Dear Green Place after its 90+ parks and gardens. The city is also home to most of Scotland’s art organisations, so whether you are a nature lover or are after a bit of Scottish culture, Glasgow won’t disappoint you.

Glasgow hostels are spread all around the city but most of them are located north from the River Clyde. Accommodation in Glasgow is affordable. Cheap hostels in Glasgow are ideal when you want to save for activities and restaurants. Youth hostels in Glasgow are a perfect way to meet fellow travellers, but bear in mind that private rooms are available too if you prefer to have a bit of time for yourself.

The city of Glasgow is divided in two parts: The West End and the East End. The former is the wealthy part of the town where the Botanical Gardens and the University of Glasgow are located. There you’ll also find Ashton Lane with its trendy bars and restaurants. The East End, on the contrary, is more popular and laid-back – and it’s also where you’ll find the cheapest food options.

Whether you want to spend time inside or outside, Glasgow has a lot of activities to keep you entertained. On a sunny day, the Botanical Gardens is the obvious choice, but don’t forget the Necropolis, the city’s cemetery, another popular destination for an interesting stroll. From there, you’ll have an amazing view of the city. If the weather is poor, don’t despair, you can visit the Glasgow Cathedral or one of the city’s famous museums like the Gallery of Modern Art, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, or the Riverside Museum of Transport and Travel. And the good news is that they’re all free!

Glasgow’s city centre is compact, and you can walk from one attraction to another. If you are tired of walking, bus services are frequent. Take the train from Queen Street Station if you want to head to Edinburgh.