Hostels In Belfast

6 Hostels in Belfast, Northern Ireland
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Botanical Backpackers
Welcome to the friendliest and cosiest little hostel in Belfast, we really look forward to having you sta
9.6Superb
(1291)
Hostel- 1.38km from city centre
No Privates Available
Dorms From
€27.78
Vagabonds
Ideally located in the heart of Queens Quarter, just minutes walk from the city centre, tourist attractions...
9.1Superb
(5996)
Hostel- 1.15km from city centre
Privates From
€38.20
Dorms From
€24.31
Global Village
We are Belfasts newest hostel providing clean and confortable accomodation in the heart of Belfast city.
9.1Superb
(5915)
Hostel- 1.25km from city centre
Privates From
€28.94
Dorms From
€17.94
Belfast International Youth Hostel
Belfast?s HI/YHA Hostel. Central. Secure. Tour departure point. Free WiFi.
8.0Very Good
(9917)
Hostel- 0.95km from city centre
Privates From
€19.68
Dorms From
€21.99
Paddy's Palace Belfast
Central and safe location! FREE Wifi Internet! Coach tours to the Giant's Causeway
6.1Good
(2362)
Hostel- 1.4km from city centre
Privates From
€27.49
Dorms From
€20.26
Lagan Backpackers
Lagan Backpackers is set within short walking distance of Queens University and bustling Botanic Avenue. This clean, friendly, safe hostel offers a hot free continental breakfast.
5.7
(4670)
Hostel- 1.31km from city centre
Privates From
€25.70
Dorms From
€18.98
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About Belfast

Belfast has rid goodbye to its turbulent history and redefined itself as a hip place to take a city break. Artistic expression is still at the heart of city with huge street murals covering the walls and in no way is it trying to hide its past. Instead, it’s celebrating its resilience with its stellar museum offering and the plethora of new delectable restaurants, pubs serving craft beers and brunch spots offering Instagrammable latte art.

Belfast youth hostels are unique, colourful and offer an awesome social vibe that’s perfect for getting to know other solo travellers. They usually offer free Wi-Fi and breakfast, but look out for those that also put on fun nightly events in their communal areas. The range of properties may surprise you; there’s a restored 19th century building that’s kitted out with modern amenities like a games room, then there are luxury glamping pods with a cosy common area, plus just about everything in between.

Most youth hostels in Belfast are located quite close together in the leafy Queen’s Quarter, where you’ll find the Botanical Gardens and the regal Queen’s University. Not to mention some of Belfast’s most vibrant bars and pubs that’ll have you feeling the luck of the Irish. The city centre is packed with exciting attractions, such as the Belfast City Hall and the beautifully poignant Titanic Memorial Garden. Head to the west of the city to explore the Gaeltacht Quarter and learn about the Irish language, music and culture.

Belfast is pretty compact and most of it can be done on foot, but if you do need public transport, buses run regularly throughout the city and to and from the airport. If you are heading out to explore the neighbouring villages and coast, hire a car for unrivalled freedom. Or, if you don’t fancy tackling the cliff-hugging roads, book a guided bus tour from the Visit Belfast Visitor Centre.

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