The 4 Best Party Hostels in Buenos Aires (2024)

The 4 Best Party Hostels in Buenos Aires (2024)
Buenos Aires is one of the largest cities in South America and is a popular starting and ending point for many travelers to the area. Whether you're just arriving, or in the final days of your trip, Buenos Aires is a city worth celebrating in. You can guarantee that there's always a party going on somewhere, and these hostels will likely know where it is.
How much do hostels in Buenos Aires, Argentina cost?

You can find our comprehensive analysis of all hostel prices in Buenos Aires, Argentina here. We've found the average prices of dorms and private rooms, as well as the typical prices of hostels with various amenities, too.

What are the best party hostels in Buenos Aires?



Dorm Bed from $22.97
Private Room from $28.41
Overall Rating: 91%
Avenida de Mayo 1245, Buenos Aires
Milhouse Hostel is one of the area's most famous party hostels. It's reputation is well earned and you're guaranteed an all-night party if you stay here. It's location is just a few blocks from Plaza de Mayo and it's only a short walk from San Telmo. There are also many great restaurants and attractions in the surrounding areas.

The hostel is housed in a 19th century building that is impressive. There's a lounge on the first floor that includes a pool table and a bar where guests enjoying chatting and socializing.

There is a no-outside alcohol policy on-site so you have to pay a premium for drinks at the bar. There are countless activities available though. These include soccer games, city tours, dance classes, and club-hopping.

Other amenities offered by the hostel include free breakfast, a fully equipped kitchen, laundry, free internet, safety lockers and 24 hour security among other things.


Dorm Bed from $19.80
Private Room from $25.55
Overall Rating: 85%
Hipolito Yirigoyen 959, Buenos Aires
This Milhouse hostel offers guests a great mix of activity, energy, and hospitality. It embraces the culture and lifestyle of Buenos Aires with it's social atmosphere and frequent use of live music. You can enjoy Argentinian barbecues in a relaxed and mellow setting.

The open courtyard in the middle of the building is a great place to hang out, meet other travelers, and make plans to party.

The building is located near markets, restaurants, bars and more, so it's very convenient to get out and about. It's also near public transportation and other cental sights, as it is very close to the city center.

The hostel offers a range of rooms including both dorms and private rooms. You are encouraged to make reservations in advance, particularly during the peak seasons.


Private Room from $13.12
Overall Rating: 75%
Piedras 545 San Telmo, Buenos Aires
Art Factory San Telmo is a lively, affordable, fun, and diverse hostel in the heart of the historic San Telmo neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The facility is located in a huge and colorful old mansion with an elegant touch and features the best terrace in San Telmo. There is also a great on-site bar with friendly prices and daily events. As the Art Factory, there's art everywhere, even in the kitchen and bathrooms. You can choose between private rooms with private or shared bathrooms and dorm rooms with 4 to 8 beds. All the ingredients of a great hostel are included in the rate: Wi-Fi, coffee-tea and juice served all day, linen, luggage storage, tourist information and travel agency at the hostel, 24-hours front desk, fully equipped kitchen, book swap, workshops, tango and Spanish lessons, cultural activities, and secret walks. The hostel has a great location, just 5 minutes' walk to Plaza de Mayo (Downtown), 2 minute walk to San Telmo Market and Fair, and just steps away from the Metro (subway). Towels and bicycles are available for hire.


Dorm Bed from $17.10
Private Room from $16.87
Overall Rating: 91%
Chacabuco 718, Buenos Aires
America del Sur Hostel Buenos Aires is located in the beautiful San Telmo area, a short walk from Casa Rosada, Plaza de Mayo, Calle Florida and much more. If you're looking for a modern place with a relaxed atmosphere and welcoming staff, this hostel makes a great choice. The hostel opened in December 2008. It was built from scratch to fulfil backpackers' needs while offering modern decor and high-comfort accommodation. The metro station and buses are nearby, so you can go everywhere easily. They have a wide range of private rooms, with doubles, singles and twin bedrooms as well as triples and quadruples. They also offer four-person shared dorms. Both the shared and the private rooms have private bathrooms, individual air conditioning units, and a hairdryer. Double rooms also have cable TV, telephone, and safety boxes. Dorms have individual lockers. They also have wheelchair accessible rooms and two elevators. Shower and toilets are in different compartments so two people can use them at the same time. There is also a great TV room with DVDs, an amazing open area for BBQs, free Internet access on three shared computers, and a free Wi-Fi signal in all rooms and common areas. You will be invited to free walking tours around the most important neighborhoods and the staff will offer you VIP passes for the best clubs. Free city maps and linen are included and towels and bicycles are available for hire.
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