Hostels in Tirol – Accommodation for Backpackers and Low-Budget Travellers

Hostels are affordable accommodation for backpackers and low-budget travellers. They offer dormitories, private rooms, shared kitchens and common rooms. Ideal for travellers who want to meet people and experience local culture. Often centrally located and well connected to the local public transport network. 

Hostels in Tirol offer communal kitchens, lounges, wireless internet, saunas and often special facilities such as bars, roof terraces and barbecue areas. 

Hostels such as the Mellow Mountain Hostel in Ehrwald or the Go Ride Basecamp Mountain Hostel in See are ideal starting points for outdoor activities and are close to hiking and skiing areas. 

Yes, many hostels such as the Rutsche Hostel in Wenns or the Snow Bunnys Back Packer Hostel in Kitzbühel offer modern amenities and a welcoming community that make longer stays enjoyable. 

Many hostels in Tirol are located in unique buildings such as historic houses or old railway stations and offer a mixture of traditional Tirolean charm and modern comfort. 

Hostels in Tirol are usually cheaper than hotels and still offer comfortable and cosy accommodation, which makes them particularly attractive for backpackers and budget travellers.

The main difference lies in the type of accommodation. Hostels often offer shared rooms and communal facilities such as kitchens and lounges, while hotels provide private rooms and bathrooms as well as additional services such as room service.

Many allow guests to stay anywhere from a single night to several weeks. We recommend booking in advance and checking the booking conditions.

Hostels are ideal for backpackers, low-budget travellers, young people, groups and anyone looking for cheap and sociable accommodation. They are perfect for travellers who want to meet other people and experience the local culture. 

Yes, most hostels have communal showers. Some also offer private bathrooms, especially in the private rooms.

It depends on the specific hostel. There are small dormitories with just four beds as well as large ones with ten or more beds. Get in touch with the hostel you are planning to stay at. They will be happy to give you more information.

Some hostels have private rooms with private bathrooms, while others have communal bathrooms. Ask for details when booking your stay.