Cheapest month: | September |
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Most expensive month: | December |
Average price in Melbourne: | $49/night |
Cheapest price found: | $13/night |
Cheapest day: | Wednesday |
Most expensive day: | Sunday |
Situated less than a 10-minute walk from Southern Cross Railway Station, Melbourne Central YHA offers guests a convenient base while visiting Melbourne. This modern hostel is set in the heart of the city.
Treating guests to exclusive access of a private cinema, Space Hotel is situated in the heart of Melbourne and is close to popular dining venues and shopping destinations. It has a fitness centre, as well as a sun deck, a 24-hour reception and a rooftop terrace.
Set in Melbourne CBD, All Nations Backpackers - Melbourne is an entertainment and events based backpackers hostel located in a heritage-listed building. Surrounded by local bars and restaurants, it is a short walk from Southern Cross Railway Station.
Located in Melbourne CBD, this hostel is a 10-minute walk to Federation Square, Collins Street and the Arts Centre. It is close to St Paul's Cathedral, eateries and shops.
Situated within walking distance of Balaclava Railway Station, Base Backpackers St Kilda offers guests an ideal base while in Melbourne. It is set in the area's popular nightlife district, which is only a few minutes walk from Luna Park and Acland Street.
Featuring an on-site bar, this central Melbourne hostel is set just a short stroll from Melbourne Central Shopping Centre and Queen Victoria Market. Surrounded by local bars and restaurants, it is a short stroll from Melbourne Central Railway Station.
Located in Southbank, this relaxed hostel is within easy walking distance of the Spencer Street Bridge. It is ideally positioned for guests wanting to sightsee in the area.
Situated within a 10-minute walk of Southern Cross Railway Station, Melbourne City Backpackers is a convenient base while visiting Melbourne. This hostel is set in the heart of the city.
Elizabeth Hostel is located in Melbourne and is close to the area's well-known attractions. This hostel is set in the heart of the city.
Situated within walking distance of Southern Cross Railway Station, Europa Melbourne provides guests with an ideal base while in Melbourne. This hostel is set in the heart of the city.
Situated in Melbourne, the hostel is an easy drive from Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre and provides on-site parking. It is located a brief walk from Queen Victoria Market.
Set just a short stroll from St Kilda Beach, this modern hostel offers both a restaurant and a bar. It is also within walking distance of Melbourne's well-known tourist spots.
South Yarra Hostel provides a comfortable setting while in Melbourne. Those staying at the property can also take advantage of complimentary wireless internet throughout their stay.
Como Court Budget by CHG is located in Melbourne and features free Wi-Fi. It is set in the area's popular nightlife district, about a five-minute walk from the Jewish Museum of Australia.
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$50 per night is how much hostels in Melbourne cost, on average. $14 per night was the lowest price recently found by HotelsCombined users - but anything for $29 per night or less is a good deal. Melbourne hostel prices fluctuate throughout the year, with March being the most expensive month to book, and in September being the cheapest.
Nomads All Nations - Hostel is the best Melbourne hostel according to HotelsCombined users. Nomads All Nations - Hostel has a rating of 8.8/10 from 1 review.
The closest Melbourne hostel to Melbourne Airport is Melbourne Metro Yha, which is 18.0 km away.
The Village Melbourne is the most popular hostel in Melbourne that’s close to Queen Victoria Market (the city’s most popular landmark). There are 0.3 km from The Village Melbourne to Queen Victoria Market. While there may be other hostels near Queen Victoria Market, The Village Melbourne is highly rated (6.3/10) by 1,614 users.
Staying at a hostel is beneficial if you’re looking to travel to Melbourne on a budget. Spending less on accommodations means you can spend more on activities, food, and souvenirs. You may find that some hostels in Melbourne offer amenities similar to those that hotels provide, such as continental breakfasts, 24/7 check-in, an on-site bar, and free Wi-Fi - so there’s often no need to forego any travel comforts.