Hostels
Hostels in Sevilla, Spain
There are 41 hostels listed within about five miles of central Sevilla, which is 1.0% of everything on offer in the city: a modest but real hostel scene. This page covers what that actually means for a trip: which hostels are here, how they rate against Sevilla's hotels, and which are worth it if you are coming for a show.
Hostels in Sevilla: 41 hostels are listed within about five miles of the centre, 1.0% of everything on offer in the city. They average 7.7/10 in guest scores against 8.6/10 for the city's hotels. Those scores come from our accommodation partner, not from StubOrder.
How strong is the hostel scene in Sevilla?
Two numbers answer that, and neither means much on its own. The first is how much of Sevilla's accommodation is hostels rather than hotels, since a city can have plenty of hostels and still be a hotel city. The second is how those hostels score against the hotels sitting next to them, which is the only fair benchmark, because guest scores drift by city and a 7.8 in one place is not a 7.8 in another.
| Measure | Sevilla | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Hostels listed | 41 | Dedicated hostels and backpacker accommodation within roughly five miles of the centre. |
| Share of all accommodation | 1.0% | A modest but real hostel scene. Measured against all 4,121 properties listed in the same radius. |
| Average hostel guest score | 7.7/10 | Averaged across the hostels above. Supplied by our accommodation partner, not a StubOrder rating. |
| Average hotel guest score | 8.6/10 | The same measure for Sevilla’s hotels, with hostels excluded so the comparison is not partly against itself. |
The short version: hostels in Sevilla score well below the city's hotels, which is worth knowing before you book on price alone. The gap is 0.9 points. That gap is normal and mostly measures the product, not the management: a shared room with six strangers in it will rarely be scored like a private one, however well the place is run. It is worth reading the individual scores below rather than the average.
Hostels in Sevilla, closest to the centre first
Distances are measured from the middle of Sevilla. Pick your dates to see what a bed actually costs. Hostel pricing moves more than hotel pricing does, because a dorm can sell out one bed at a time.
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Onefam Centro
Angostillo, 6, Seville
Social Backpacker Hostel in Seville Vibrant Social Atmosphere: Party all night, make lifelong friends, and explore the city in our lively hostel. Convenient Amenities: Enjoy free …
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JOY Setas Coworking
Calle Compania, 1, Seville
Central Location and Unique Architecture Located just 600 metres from Seville Cathedral and the Giralda Tower, Oasis Backpackers Hostel Sevilla offers a blend of modern amenities …
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LIAM STUDIO IN SEVILLA CENTRIC
Calle Santillana, 10 BAJO C, Seville
Convenient Location Located in the heart of Seville, close to major attractions such as Plaza de España and Salvador Church. Comfortable Rooms Each room at LIAM STUDIO IN SEVILLA …
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Room Salvador
Calle Buiza y Mensaque 2, Seville
Central Location Located in the heart of Seville, room00 Salvador Hostel offers a convenient base for exploring the city's top attractions such as Plaza de Armas and Sevilla Cathe…
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Hostal Lis I
Calle Escarpin 10, Seville
Convenient Amenities Enjoy complimentary wireless internet, tour/ticket assistance, and a vending machine for added convenience during your stay. Featured Amenities The 24-hour fr…
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Arc House Sevilla - Hostel
Juan Rabadán 5, Seville
Rooftop Terrace with Stunning Views Take advantage of the rooftop terrace at Arc House Sevilla - Hostel and enjoy the breathtaking views of the city. Convenient Amenities Benefit …
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The Nomad Hostel&Pension
Calle Itálica, 1, Seville
Central Location near Cathedral The Nomad Hostel & Pension in Seville, just 800 meters from the Cathedral, offers a vibrant and convenient stay. Comfortable Accommodation Options …
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Hostel A2C
15 Calle Guadiana, Seville
Central Location in Seville Located in the heart of Seville, Hostel A2C offers air-conditioned rooms, free WiFi, and a terrace for guests to unwind. With popular attractions like …
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Jeys Sevilla Centro
C/San Eloy, 43 - 41001, Seville
Convenient Location Located in Seville's Historical Center, Jeys Sevilla Centro is within a 10-minute walk of Plaza de Armas Shopping Center and Metropol Parasol. Comfortable Acco…
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Hostal San Lorenzo
Calle Juan Rabadan 28, Seville
Rooftop Terrace and Amenities Enjoy stunning views from our rooftop terrace and take advantage of complimentary wireless internet and convenient gift shops/newsstands. Convenient …
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Hostal El Rincon De Carlota
Convenient Room Amenities Enjoy room service and stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi. The air-conditioned rooms feature flat-screen TVs, private bathrooms, and daily housekeep…
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Bed & Breakfast Naranjo
C/ San Roque, 11, Seville
Rooftop Terrace and Complimentary Bicycles Unwind on our rooftop terrace or explore the city on our complimentary bicycles. Continental Breakfast and Multilingual Staff Start your…
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Sevilla Dream Hostel
Calle Pascual de Gayangos 32, Seville
Recreation Amenities and Terrace View Indulge in activities like renting bicycles or unwinding on the terrace while soaking in the view. Bar/Lounge and Featured Amenities Conclude…
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San Isidoro Hostel Sevilla
Calle San Isidoro 30, Seville
Stunning Terrace Views Enjoy the cityscape from our terrace while taking advantage of complimentary Wi-Fi and our arcade/game room. Delicious Dining Options Satisfy your cravings …
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Hostal Atenas
Central Location in Seville Stay at Hostal Atenas, located in the heart of Seville, just a brief walk from iconic landmarks like Seville Cathedral and Metropol Parasol. Comfortabl…
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La Banda Suites
Calle Redes, 28, Seville
Recreation Opportunities: Borrow a bicycle and explore the city or unwind in the arcade/game room and communal living area. Convenient Amenities: Enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, expres…
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Arc House Sevilla Estrellita Castro
Experience the charm of Seville at Arc House Sevilla Estrellita Castro, your perfect home away from home. Modern Convenience Enjoy the convenience of a virtual front desk, ensurin…
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Sweet Sevilla Hostel
Discover the charm of Seville at Sweet Sevilla Hostel, where comfort meets convenience in the heart of the city. Unmatched Location Enjoy being just a 5-minute stroll from the ico…
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Lirium Casa Patio
Welcome to Lirium Casa Patio, your serene oasis in the vibrant heart of Seville! Relax and Rejuvenate Dive into our inviting outdoor pool for a refreshing escape or unwind in our …
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Catedral Boutique
Avenida de la Constitucion 20, Seville
Experience the charm of Seville at Catedral Boutique, where every guest can indulge in a unique blend of modern comfort and historic elegance. Prime Location: Nestled in the heart…
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Hostel One Catedral
Calle Jamerdana 4, Seville
Central Location and Nearby Attractions Located in the heart of Seville, just a short walk from Seville Cathedral, Giralda Tower, and Alcázar. Amenities for Comfort and Convenienc…
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Hostal Jentoft
Calle de Benidorm, 2, Seville
Convenient Location Located just 200 metres from Seville's main bus station, Hostal Jentoft offers easy access to transportation for exploring the city. Comfortable Accommodation …
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Hostal Florida
Avenida Menendez Pelayo, 27, Seville
Central Location Immerse yourself in the heart of Seville's Historical Center at Hostal Florida, just a stone's throw away from iconic landmarks such as Seville Cathedral and Alcá…
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Albergue Inturjoven Sevilla
Calle Isaac Peral 2, Seville
Central Location on University Campus Albergue Inturjoven Sevilla is conveniently situated on the Reina Mercedes University Campus, just a short stroll from María Luisa Park. The …
Staying in a hostel for a Sevilla event
A hostel makes most sense on exactly the kind of trip StubOrder sends people on: one or two nights, built around a fixed start time, where you are out of the building all evening. The bed is somewhere to sleep afterwards, not somewhere to spend the weekend, and the saving against a hotel on a sold-out event night is usually the largest saving available on the whole trip, because event nights are when city hotel rates spike and hostel beds barely move.
The two things to check before you book are the ones that catch people out. First, front-desk hours: a support act running long can put you back at 23:45, which is no use if reception closes at 23:00 and there is no night code. Second, whether the rate is per bed or per room: a private twin at £70 and a dorm bed at £35 each are the same money for two people, and the private room is the better buy.
What is on in Sevilla
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Matinee
The Lion King
- From about $94.00View Tickets
Distance from a specific venue
The hostels above are measured from the centre of town. If you want to know what is actually walkable from the doors of one building, each venue has its own accommodation page that sorts every nearby property by real distance.
- Stays near Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan
- Stays near Estadio La Cartuja
- Stays near Centro Andaluz De Arte Contemporaneo
- Stays near Teatro Lope De Vega
Dorm bed or private room?
This is the decision that actually determines what your stay is like, and it is not the same decision as hostel-or-hotel. Almost every hostel in Sevilla sells both, at prices that overlap with the cheaper end of the city's hotels.
| Dorm bed | Hostel private room | |
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| Priced by | The bed. Two people pay twice. | The room, like a hotel. |
| Best for | Solo travel, and meeting people. | Two people, or anyone who wants a door that locks. |
| Bathroom | Usually shared down the hall. | Often private, but check: many are not. |
| Getting in late | Fine, but you will wake people. | No issue. |
| Luggage | A locker, usually needing your own padlock. | In the room. |
| Versus a cheap hotel | Much cheaper, especially on event nights. | Often similar money, so compare properly. |
The rule of thumb that holds nearly everywhere: travelling alone, take the dorm; travelling as two, price the private room against a budget hotel before assuming the hostel wins. On an ordinary weeknight the hotel sometimes does. On the night of a sold-out event, the hostel almost always does.
What to check before booking a hostel
Hostels vary in ways hotels mostly do not, and the variation is in the policies rather than the rooms. None of the following is unusual, and all of it is easier to find out now than at 1am.
- Age limits. Some hostels are 18–35 only, some refuse under-18s without an adult, and a few are over-18 with no upper bound. This is a property-by-property rule, not a city rule.
- Reception hours and curfews. A genuine curfew is rare now, but limited front-desk hours are common. If your event finishes late, confirm there is a night entry code.
- Whether the rate includes linen. Mostly yes; occasionally a few pounds or dollars extra at check-in, which quietly changes the comparison against a hotel.
- Lockers and padlocks. Nearly every dorm has lockers. A good number expect you to bring your own padlock, and the ones sold at the desk cost more than one from home.
- Deposits. Some hostels take a key or damage deposit in cash at arrival and return it on checkout, which is worth knowing if you are travelling cardless.
- Cancellation terms. The cheapest hostel rates are frequently non-refundable, which matters more than usual when the trip depends on an event that could be postponed.
Two of these (cancellation terms and what the rate actually includes) are shown on the booking screen once you pick dates, so check them there rather than assuming.
Plan the rest of the trip
Frequently asked questions
Are hostels in Sevilla any good?
Sevilla's hostels average 7.7/10 in guest scores against 8.6/10 for the city's hotels, so they score well below the city's hotels, which is worth knowing before you book on price alone. Those scores come from our accommodation partner, not from StubOrder.
Can I book a private room in a hostel?
Most hostels sell private rooms alongside dorm beds, and they are usually cheaper than a hotel room of the same size. Whether a given property has one is shown when you pick your dates. If only dorm beds come back, that hostel has no privates free for that stay.
Does StubOrder sell hostel beds and tickets together?
No. Tickets come from our resale marketplace and accommodation from our booking partner. They are two separate bookings with separate confirmations, and neither depends on the other.
Is a hostel a sensible place to stay for a concert or a game?
For a one- or two-night trip built around an event, often yes, because you are out of the building most of the evening anyway. The things to check are the front-desk hours and whether there is a curfew, because a show that ends at 23:30 is no use if reception shut at 23:00.
How many hostels are there in Sevilla?
Our accommodation partner lists 41 hostels within about five miles of central Sevilla, out of 4,121 places to stay in total, or 1.0% of everything listed here. That count includes both dedicated hostels and backpacker accommodation.
Are there hostels near the venues in Sevilla?
The hostels on this page are measured from the middle of Sevilla, not from any one venue. For distance from a specific building, use that venue's own accommodation page. Each one is linked above and sorts every nearby property by real distance from the doors.
