Free Hostels Barcelona

Very good

This was the best of my many hostel stays during my seven weeks in France and Spain. Great bunk with high headroom, great shower, all very clean. Very friendly and helpful staff. Superior lounge/kitchen layout with nice dining area overlooking a pleasant tree-lined street. Coffee and tea provided. Good location. Nothing.

Exceptional

Very good

Very good

Superb

The location was good and room was cleaned , the people were very kind much appreciated thank you

Passable

Good friendly & helpful staff... had a great attitude dealing with guests. Rooms & bathroom very clean. In a 4 bed dorm..would recommend. Also good location to walk to from bus & train. Staff are good in that they allow you to leave bag there if you arrive early..It was great as also left it after checkout..Very considerate people.. Would definitely stay again. It was fine.No complaints.

Very good

Good location, close to the metro station. friendly staff Very noisy during the night because the windows were thin, the water was quite cold at the shower

Good

Bad

Room was clean, each bed had privacy, lockers were great, staff were nice, quiet stay Toilet and sink was small, only had USB charger on the bed, towels are charged for 3€, location was a little far from the city centre

Amazing staff, amazing location. Very clean and comfortable. I recommend this cozy and clean hostel to everyone!

Very good

Clean Location in an awkward place.

It is okay for 1-2 nights. The bed was super small and there was no fresh air. It was not comfortable to stay in such a small room with 6 beds. Weren't be able to sleep because of lack of any air in the room

Great location and very convenient for exploring Barcelona. For me, it was especially good for visiting Camp Nou, only around a 25-minute walk away. Major attractions like Sagrada Família and the main streets/shopping areas were also within walking distance. The hostel was clean and had nice common areas to relax, plus a shared kitchen available for guests. One more positive point was the storage space under the beds. Each guest had a large locker-style compartment that could be locked and was big enough even for large checked luggage, not only cabin-size bags. You just need to bring your own lock or buy one from the reception. I understand that hostels usually have limited space and I already had experience staying in hostels, but the 4-bed room felt extremely small and cramped compared to other places I’ve stayed. The room, bathroom, and even the hallways were very narrow, which made the overall atmosphere feel a bit closed and compact. The Wi-Fi was also not very reliable for work-related use. It may be enough for basic browsing, but the speed was not suitable for my needs. Communication with the hostel was sometimes confusing as I received unclear messages in Spanish and had difficulty getting responses through Booking messages. In the end, I had to call directly to clarify the payment and check-in situation. It felt like there were some language or communication issues. A small trash bin inside each room would also be useful instead of only having shared ones in the hallway. Adding a mirror inside the room, not only in the bathroom, would also make it more convenient for guests.