Nottingham hostels

When choosing accommodations in Nottingham, many budget-conscious travelers may wish to opt for a hostel. In keeping with the city’s young, vibrant attitude, many hostels are very full of character, displaying unique art works on the walls or providing an eco-friendly environment, e.g., the Igloo Hybrid hostel. Many hostels in Nottingham are a cut above the norm, meaning that travelers willing to do without some in-room amenities can still enjoy a good sleep and 24h reception for a small price tag.

Most hostels in Nottingham are located right in the city center, meaning that guests will find themselves well situated for public transport links via bus and train, as well as the shops, bars, and restaurants concentrated in this area. Another advantage of being able to stay directly within the city center is the proximity to popular tourist attractions. For example, Igloo Hybrid is located just 0.25 mi and 0.4 mi from the Lace Market and Nottingham Castle, respectively.

A great hostel in Nottingham for groups searching for accommodations is the Midtown Hostel. Located right at the heart of the city and close to several popular music venues, it offers twin, triple, and six-bed dormitory rooms perfect for groups of friends traveling together. Groups can also enjoy watching TV or gaming on Playstations in the shared lounge, and some dorm rooms even have their own TVs and movie selections. It is worth noting that some Nottingham hostels, like the Igloo Backpackers Hostel & Annexe, only accept small groups of up to five people.

Couples looking for a hostel in Nottingham should consider either Igloo Hybrid or Igloo Backpackers Hostel & Annexe. Both places offer double or twin rooms, and Igloo Hybrid features a range of different standards and sizes, including some rooms with private bathrooms and garden views, which create an atmosphere of peace and privacy. Beds in both properties come with memory foam mattresses for a comfortable night’s sleep.

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

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

If you want to ensure you grab a bargain, try to book more than 90 days before your stay to get the best price for a Nottingham hostel.

The cheapest 3-star hostel in Nottingham found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was £27, while the most expensive was £110.

Don’t know how much time you need to see all the sights? KAYAK users usually book their hostel in Nottingham for 1 day.