3 Party Hostels in Hamburg

3 Party Hostels in Hamburg
As darkness encloses around the city, like some bioluminescent creature, Hamburg glows with the golds and yellows of the day's sun, making it an urban beacon of northern Germany. The second largest city in Germany with a population of more than 1.7 million people, Hamburg is a major tourist destination of the nation, catering to more youthful populations with its excess of shopping centers, bars, restaurants, and clubs. Its name originally comes from its history as being a fellow member of the Hanseatic League and free imperial city during medieval times, with its full name literally translated as, "Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg." Nestled on the winding river of Elbe, Hamburg works as a major port city as well as an international hub for media, logistics, and industry. Besides this, Hamburg was ranked 18th in the world for its livability and also become an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2015.

Though it acquires plenty of modern amenities, Hamburg is filled with a rich and complex history. This can be seen from its preservation of castles, town or city halls, dungeons, and churches. This makes it a hotspot for history buffs and cultural lovers alike. However, Hamburg has seamlessly merged the ancient and modern worlds together, allowing for a myriad of old and new tourist attractions to appear. Some of these attractions include Speicherstadt, Elbphilharmonie, Miniatur Wunderland, Heide Park, Elbe Tunnel, and Tierpark Hagenbeck. However, with so much to do in such a specified location, you may find yourself looking for a place to stay that is both affordable and fun. Rather than stay at expensive hotels or dingy motels, try something new and visit Hamburg's party hostels. If you love meeting new people, sharing new experiences, and truly immersing yourself in the culture of Hamburg, reserve a bed now at one of the many party hostels in the city.
How much do hostels in Hamburg cost?

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



In the center of Hamburg

Dorm Bed from $20.14
Private Room from $21.09
Overall Rating: 76%
Steintorplatz 3,, Hamburg
With a clean, sleek design, friendly staff, and perfect location, it is hard to not completely fall in love with Generator Hamburg. Located in the center of the city, St. Georg, near the train station, the Generator is a hostel in the midst of some of Hamburg's greatest attractions, including Speicherstadt and Deichtorhallen, Landungsbruecken, Harbour City, and Reeperbahn. A combination of a guesthouse and a hostel, the Generator prides itself on absolute cleanliness and quality customer service. The Generator has a wide variety of comfortably sized rooms with single beds, both private and shared. The bathrooms, however, tend to be a little small but not uncomfortable. Those under eighteen are required to pay for a private room and must have a letter from their parents giving them admission to stay at the hostel. There are also common rooms, where you can meet other guests and possibly fellow travelers. Other amenities include free Wifi, lockers, free city tours, washing machines, book exchanges, and steam rooms.


A social hostel in a the St. Pauli neighborhood

Dorm Bed from $23.97
Overall Rating: 87%
Bernstorffstrasse 98, Hamburg
A change of pace from the busy streets of St. Georg, Backpackers St. Pauli is located on the small streets and corners of St. Pauli. Though somewhat away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Hamburg, St. Pauli still has a rich and unique history that is waiting to be explored. A hostel with a cozy, warm atmosphere, all rooms and bathrooms are shared with a small but comfortable size for each person. Besides this, Backpackers also has a cafe and lounge for you to familiarize yourself with locals and tourists. Breakfast is not included, and neither is bed linen, costing around three euros per set. Some of the facilities include free Wifi, lockers, cable TV, private balconies, and an outdoor terrace. Considered clean, friendly, and in a relatively close distance from major sights, Backpackers is definitely worth looking into.


Surrounded by great nightlife in St. Pauli

Dorm Bed from $16.70
Private Room from $17.72
Overall Rating: 63%
Reeperbahn 154, Hamburg
Opened in 2009 within the former Hotel Stern, A&O Hamburg Reeperbahn is located in the center of St. Pauli and near the underground train station. Amidst the hustle and bustle of the city, Reeperbahn is near many of the trendy and sometimes sinful districts, such as the Schanzenviertel, Altona and Hafencity. Because of the atmosphere that surrounds the Reeperbahn, it is a notorious destination for night owls and partygoers. There are both private and public rooms, but all are strictly non-smoking. As well, for five euros a night, you are allowed to bring your dog into your room. The Reeperbahn comes with a busy common room as well as a lounge-bar. Some of the other amenities include free Wifi, Sky TV, daily newspaper, all-you-can-eat breakfast, 24-hour reception, and billard and table football. While breakfast is not included, it is simply delicious and only costs seven euros. No matter where you decide to stay, enjoy your time in Hamburg, Germany!
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