Hostels in Belgrade

On average, it’s C$ 45/night for a hostel in Belgrade, though C$ 36/night or less would be considered a good deal. The least expensive hostel our users have found recently was for C$ 17/night in Belgrade. Try to avoid booking your hostel in February (the most expensive month). Booking in August (the cheapest month) could save you money.

Pop Art Hostel boasts a 8.9/10 review rating from 559 users, making it the best hostel in Belgrade.

It is 11.4 km to get from Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport to Pop Art Hostel (the nearest Belgrade hostel to the airport).

The most popular neighbourhood to stay in Belgrade is Stari Grad, according to our data. 2% of users who searched for hostels in Belgrade looked for properties in Stari Grad. If you’re interested in staying in Stari Grad, consider the Hostel El Diablo - the neighbourhood’s most popular hostel.

Hostel Inn Downtown is the most popular hostel in Belgrade that’s close to Knez Mihailova Street (the city’s most popular landmark). There are 0.5 km from Hostel Inn Downtown to Knez Mihailova Street. While there may be other hostels near Knez Mihailova Street, Hostel Inn Downtown is highly rated (7.1/10) by 591 users.

Aside from the fact that Belgrade hostels tend to be more affordable than other stay types, they also have a more lively social scene. This social environment is perfect for individuals, couples, and even families who are looking to meet fellow travellers in Belgrade.

Yes, there are hostels in Belgrade with “Air-conditioned” as a listed amenity. According to our data, 2 hostels have the “Air-conditioned” amenity in the Belgrade area. Hostel Inn Downtown is a popular hostel among HotelsCombined users who are looking for this particular feature.