Seattle hostels

If you are an outgoing person who loves meeting new people, City Hostel in Seattle is the place for you. With over 40 rooms beautified by local artists, a stay in this hostel feels like a stay at an art gallery, making it one of the most popular Seattle hostels. The hostel offers a communal kitchen, a BBQ space, a fireplace, and a theater, making it easier for guests to interact and make new friends. City Hostel is a short distance from the Pike marketplace and has several bars and clubs nearby for guests who enjoy partying.

If you’re looking for great service at an affordable rate, visit the Green Tortoise Seattle Hostel. Located across the street from the first-ever Starbucks, this hostel is well known for its top-tier service, which sets it apart from other Seattle hostels. In the dorms, the beds have privacy curtains that allow the guests to have a decent sleep. The hostel offers its guests a well-maintained bathroom with rainfall showerheads, heated tile floors, and a communal kitchen with a complimentary breakfast.  In addition, the hostel provides walking tours at no cost, ice cream socials, and pub crawls.

If you love to make your own food, you will love HI Seattle at the American hotel. This hostel is close to an international grocery store and offers a large and fully equipped kitchen suited for guests who enjoy making their meals. For guests who don’t enjoy cooking, the hostel also offers a complimentary continental breakfast, and there are many affordable restaurants within walking distance.

For those looking to stay at a beautiful hostel, visit the 11th Avenue Inn Bed and Breakfast. The several dark wood furniture pieces and antique decorative styles around the hostel make every corner of this establishment Instagram-friendly. Additionally, the hostel offers guests complimentary breakfast, and spacious rooms at a fantastic location. The central position of the hostel allows guests to explore what Seattle has to offer, making it one of the best Seattle hostels.

If you’re looking for a cheap hostel in Seattle, you should consider going during the low season. You’ll generally find lower-priced hostels in Seattle in March and April.

Hostel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll likely find the best hostel deals in Seattle if you stay on a Sunday. The most expensive day for hostel bookings is Thursday.

If you want to ensure you grab a bargain, try to book at least 47 days before your stay to get the best price for a Seattle hostel.

The cheapest 3-star hostel in Seattle found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was $138, while the most expensive was $445.

Don’t know how much time you need to see all the sights? KAYAK users usually book their hostel in Seattle for 2 days.