Best Hostels Valparaiso

5 Best Hostels in Valparaiso for Solo Travelers, Party OR Chill in 2023

Traveling the world is one of the most popular dreams of the millennial generation, and as the years go by, you can notice just how many people are ditching their steady jobs in favor of backpacking around the globe, in search of an adventure of a lifetime. One such adventure might, and should, take you to Chile, and the breathtaking little place called Valparaiso.

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Casa Volante Hostal

HostelWorld (*8.6) Booking.com (*8.6) Map Starts at ($12.88) for 6 bed-dorm

**prices are shown for weekdays in Mid-season (Nov.)

Located in the heart of the city at 27 Fisher ST, Casa Volante Hostal is one of the most popular backpacking pit stops. While there are plenty of things to see and do in the neighborhood, such as museums, parks, sightseeing spots, and lookouts, the hostel is also in close proximity to all local methods of transport that will take you to various parts of the city.

This is not a small hostel, and you can expect the price to vary depending on the type of room you need. You can get a private single room for as little as $38, but if you’re traveling with friends and want to unwind in a private apartment, that’s going to cost you up to $100. With a variety of accommodation options at your disposal, a friendly, artistic atmosphere, and all of the basic amenities such as free Wi-Fi, tea, coffee, and fresh fruits, this is definitely a place backpackers should check out.

Maki Hostel Valparaiso

HostelWorld (*8.1) Booking.com (*8.5) Map Starts at ($14) for 12 bed-dorm

**prices are shown for weekdays in Mid-season (Nov.)

Maki is a funky hostel set right in the middle of Valparaiso. It features plenty of places to hang out, including a shared lounge, a bar, and a rooftop terrace with views. 

They offer various types of rooms to accommodate all of your needs as well as your budget. If you don’t want to spend much, there are shared dorms, both mixed and female-only ones. On the other hand, if you seek a bit more privacy and are willing to pay more, there are different private rooms. 

The private rooms can accommodate 2 up to 4 people. Some of them feature ensuite bathrooms, king-size beds, and even French-style balconies, and are therefore perfect for traveling couples.

La Joya Hostel

HostelWorld (*9.0) Booking.com (*8.8) Map Starts at ($17) for 4 bed-dorm

**prices are shown for weekdays in Mid-season (Nov.)

La Joya Hostel is hipster heaven. Located on 80 Pasaje Quillota St, it’s not only close to all of the shopping hot spots, but the metro line taking you across the city is just five minutes away from the hostel. This hostel is all about carefully balancing the elements in its interior design scheme – it’s not overly decorated, it’s decluttered but not bare, and it’s uniquely quirky and strangely sophisticated.

With plenty of rooms to choose from, bean-bag-laden shared spaces, a retro game room, and free breakfast, who wouldn’t want to hang out here? Expect to dish out $50 for a standard single private room, and $75 for a four-bed private with an en-suite. If you’re traveling with a partner, then perhaps something like a deluxe double bedroom for $60 would suit your needs.

Nomada Eco Hostel

HostelWorld (*9.1) Booking.com (*8.8) Map Starts at ($16) for 4 bed-dorm

**prices are shown for weekdays in Mid-season (Nov.)

As the name might imply, this hostel is all about sustainability, supporting the local culture, and eco-friendliness across the board. Thus, it’s the perfect fit for all mindful travelers and people who are accustomed to the eco-friendly way of life. Located on 1822 Brasil Avenue, the hostel is just a brisk 15-minute walk away from the city center and the bus terminal.

For all of the basic amenities, free breakfast, strong Wi-Fi, and a truly inspiring connection with mother nature that permeates every room, you will need to pay $45 for a double-bed private room, and as little as $16 for a mixed dorm.

Casa Verde Limon

HostelWorld (*8.8) Booking.com (*8.6) Map Starts at ($12) for 6 bed-dorm

**prices are shown for weekdays in Mid-season (Nov.)

Almost a hundred years old (the building, not the hostel), Casa Verde Limon is an artistic hostel with a perfect location, perfect cleanliness, perfect staff, and perfect everything. Much like the others on this list, this hostel is situated in the heart of the city, boasting excellent connections to the rest of the town and within walking distance of all essential nightlife hotspots.

This place has private rooms as well, and you can expect to dish out $24 for a single private room, $48 for a double-bed private en-suite room, and $70 for a four-bed deluxe apartment. The Wi-Fi, much like the coffee they serve, is strong and is bound to meet all of your nomadic needs.


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Hostal Po

  HostelWorld (*9.1) Booking.com (*8.9) Map Starts at ($15) for 6 bed-dorm

**prices are shown for weekdays in HIGH-season (DEC./summer)

Hostal Po was created by a world traveler who fell in love with Valparaiso and wanted to start a new life in this city. His idea was to create a place that captures the true essence of Valparaiso, which is why it is designed in a way that shows the story of the city through various forms of art. The whole building was painted by different local artists who were eager to be a part of the project.

Hostal Po offers comfortable, spacious beds in mixed dorm rooms for a price of only $15 per night, as well as spacious common rooms and an intricately designed terrace, perfect for socializing and unwinding. Just minutes away from Plaza Anibal Pinto, Hostal Po is a new art space that looks fun and inviting and truly puts the beauty of Valparaiso in a different perspective.

Casa Fischer Hostal

 HostelWorld (*8.3) Map Starts at ($13) for 6 bed-dorm

**prices are shown for weekdays in HIGH-season (DEC./summer)

Casa Fischer is a new hostel placed in the center of the Hill Concepcion, in the UNESCO-protected historic area of the city, between the maze of stairs and stunning graffiti. Apart from the museums and galleries, the hostel is surrounded by an abundance of pubs and bars, which is why it is very popular among young backpackers.

For a low price of $13 for a dormitory per night, and $31 for a private double room, Casa Fisher offers free Wi-Fi and Cable TV, as well as a complimentary breakfast. The friendly staff of Casa Fischer Hostal is always available to help you with anything you may need, as well as to give you all the important information about their lovely city.

Lemuria Hostel

 HostelWorld (*7.9) Booking.com (*8.4) Maps Starts at (13$) for 6 bed-dorm

**prices are shown for weekdays in HIGH-season (DEC./summer)

Backpackers spend most of their time on foot, which is why location is an important factor. Lemuria Hostel is located in a lovely historic house in the heart of Cerro Alegre, one of the most charming parts of Valparaiso, and it’s surrounded by numerous art galleries and museums, as well as a variety of bars and restaurants.

Completely renovated, the hostel offers many spacious and comfortable bedrooms to accommodate everyone from a solo traveler to a group of six, a starting price at just $34 a night for a private room. Apart from a stunning view of Valparaiso bay, the Lemuria Hostel also offers several common areas, which are perfect for any social backpacker to relax and unwind.

Casaclub Hostel

 HostelWorld (*7.6) Map Starts at ($10) for 6 bed-dorm

**prices are shown for weekdays in HIGH-season (DEC./summer)

Casaclub Hostel is located in a picturesque heritage area of the city, in close proximity to popular tourist attractions and famous beaches.  The hostel’s excellent position offers great connections with all parts of the city, as well as its surroundings.

Casaclub Hostel offers free Wi-Fi and includes breakfast for just €8 a night in a dormitory room and $29 in a private double room. With more than ten years of experience hosting travelers from all over the world, Casaclub is a great place for backpackers to find everything they need to make their stay in Valparaiso an unforgettable one.

Escarabajo Hostel

 HostelWorld (*8.3) Booking.com (*8.3) Map Starts at ($15) for 10 bed-dorm

**prices are shown for weekdays in HIGH-season (DEC./summer)

Situated in Cerro Bellavista, one of the alluring hills of Valparaiso, the Escarabajo Hostel is fairly close to the city center, as well as the famous Pablo Neruda house, ‘La Sebastiana’. In addition to traditional bars and restaurants, the hostel is surrounded by cultural centers and a very interesting open-air street art museum.

Escarabajo Hostel offers clean and comfortable dormitories for a fair price of $15 a night, as well as free internet access and complimentary breakfast. The complex also has a spacious common room and a lovely outdoor terrace, which are perfect for relaxing and socializing with other travelers and backpackers. Escarabajo Hostel is an ideal place for anyone who wants to explore everything Valparaiso has to offer.

Mitico Hostel

 HostelWorld (*8.6) Booking.com (*8.3) Map Starts at ($8) for 8 bed-dorm

**prices are shown for weekdays in HIGH-season (DEC./summer)

Mitico Hostel was created with the idea of connecting travelers from all around the world with the local life of Valparaiso, the city’s culture, and the unique bohemian vibe. Located in the center of the city, minutes away from the waterfront, it is in the midst of the lively Valparaiso nightlife.

You can enjoy your stay in Mitico Hostel in a female dormitory starting at $8 a night, a mixed dorm room costing from $8 to $12, or a private double bedroom at a price of $32 per night. Ideal for young backpackers, Mitico Hostel is a great place for meeting new friends, spending time in good conversation, and having a great time in this wonderful city.

Hostal Brisas del Mar

HostelWorld (*7.7) Booking.com (*7.5) Map Starts at ($6) for bed-dorm

**prices are shown for weekdays in HIGH-season (DEC./summer)

Situated in one of the best and safest parts of Valparaiso, Hostal Brisas del Mar is just a walk away from some of the most prominent landmarks in the city, such as ‘Ascensor Polanco’ and  ‘Plaza de la Victoria’, to name a few. Being in a 120-year-old building, it is often recognized for its beautiful, alluring architecture.

Brisas del Mar offers all kinds of comfortable rooms, from dormitories with a starting price of €5 a night to single rooms priced at $15 per night, with private bathrooms and spacious common areas. The hostel staff has a vast experience in the hospitality industry, as well as great knowledge of the city, so your stay in Hostal Brisas del Mar is bound to be warm and accommodating.


Best Hostels Valparaiso