Best Hostels in Genoa for Solo Travellers, Backpackers, and Students

This hostel offers guests a fun and comfortable place to stay. It's designed with traditional Genoese elements including frescos on the ceilings and a historic fireplace in the kitchen. The hostel has large windows that let in a lot of natural light.

OStellin is centrally located near everything that you could want to see or do in the area. It's perfect for all types of travelers, whether you're a young backpacker, an exchange student, a family, couple, or small group. It's also a great option for both long and short term visitors.

The hostel is small with only four rooms to choose from. There are two dorms that sleep up to eight guests, one seven bed dorm, and a private double room. Breakfast is included in the price of the room.

This hostel has a personal feel and you'll enjoy getting to know the owner. There's a nice kitchen which guests can use, and you'll quickly feel right at home here.

Manena Hostel is another good place to stay in Genoa. It's located right inside the UNESCO Old Town area and it is a friendly and welcoming place to base yourself. The staff is great and they'll give you free maps and travel information when you arrive. They also offer regular free walking tours of the area and they know all of the best places to visit for history, art, shopping, and nightlife.

This hostel is a comfortable and relaxing place to stay. The beds are comfortable and the atmosphere is mellow. There are five, eight, and twelve bed dorms that you can choose from and there's a nice common area where many guests enjoy hanging out and getting to know each other. It's not uncommon for guests to head out on the town together.

This is one of those rare hostels where you'll quickly feel like everyone is part of the family. The staff and other guests all seem to mesh well and you'll quickly make a few new friends.