Hostels in Belgrade

On average, it’s $52/night for a hostel in Belgrade, though $45/night or less would be considered a good deal. The least expensive hostel our users have found recently was for $19/night in Belgrade. Try to avoid booking your hostel in March (the most expensive month). Booking in February (the cheapest month) could save you money.

With an average review score of 9.3 (out of 10) from 1,125 HotelsCombined users, San Art Floating Hostel & Apartments is considered the best Belgrade hostel.

San Art Floating Hostel & Apartments is 9.7 km away from Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport, making it the closest Belgrade hostel to the city’s most popular airport.

Stari Grad is the most popular area of Belgrade to stay in. In the past year, 25% of HotelsCombined users looking for Belgrade hostels searched within Stari Grad. Good People Design Hostel is a popular hostel in Stari Grad if you choose to stay in the area.

The most popular Belgrade hostel near Knez Mihailova Street is San Art Floating Hostel & Apartments. San Art Floating Hostel & Apartments has a rating of 9.3/10 from 1,125 HotelsCombined users and it’s located just 2.3 km from Knez Mihailova Street.

Hostels in Belgrade tend to have a more active social scene than hotels, so they’re perfect for outgoing travellers looking to meet other people. Belgrade hostels are, on average, cheaper than other stays in the city due to their dorm-style sleeping quarters. However, this means you can spend your money elsewhere such as on local tours and events.

Yes, 1 Belgrade hostel lists “Air-conditioned” as an amenity. If you’re looking for a particular hostel in Belgrade with this feature, then consider staying at the popular San Art Floating Hostel & Apartments.