Brussels
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Dorm beds in Brussels, Belgium range from $18 to $148/night over the next 3 months. HostelHound tracks 29 properties. Cheapest upcoming dates: Aug 23, Aug 24, Aug 30.
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Hostel prices in Brussels, Belgium
A typical dorm night in Brussels runs about $28.
Based on current listed prices, September is typically the cheapest month (around $26/night) and November the most expensive (around $28/night).
At $18/night and up, Brussels is one of the more affordable hostel destinations in Belgium.
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Hostels we track in Brussels
- MEININGER Bruxelles City Center 9.0 · 20,175 reviews
- The Legacy by 2GO4 City Center 8.4 · 12,267 reviews
- Sleep Well Youth Hostel 8.8 · 7,662 reviews
- Jacques Brel Youth Hostel 8.1 · 3,444 reviews
- Brxxl 5 City Centre Hostel 7.3 · 3,314 reviews
- Latroupe Grand Place 9.0 · 3,006 reviews
- Urban City Centre Hostel 7.8 · 2,615 reviews
- Safestay Brussels Grand Place 7.8 · 2,473 reviews
- MEININGER Bruxelles Gare du Midi 8.6 · 2,227 reviews
- Generation Europe Youth Hostel 8.1 · 1,730 reviews
- HI Hostel Bruegel Brussels 8.4 · 1,644 reviews
- Hotel Van Belle 1,160 reviews
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- Hotel the Moon 9.0 · 713 reviews
- Sun Hotel 10.0 · 449 reviews
- Your Hostel (Midi Station) 5.0 · 349 reviews
- Hotel De Fierlant 9.1 · 212 reviews
- BX. Downtown - Brussels 9.4 · 150 reviews
- La Vieille Lanterne 147 reviews
- Brussels Hotel Continental 3.4 · 139 reviews
- Hotel City Center 4.6 · 78 reviews
- a&o Brussel Centrum 7.9 · 75 reviews
- Hotel Du Colombier and Aberdeen 7.1 · 64 reviews
- Hotel L'Auberge du Souverain 9.7 · 49 reviews
- Hotel Phenix 9.1 · 41 reviews
- Hostel Van Gogh 8.0 · 31 reviews
- Hotel Derby MERODE 6.0 · 30 reviews
- Hotel Queen Mary 30 reviews
- The Usual Brussels 10.0 · 13 reviews
- Latroupe Jardin Secret 9.4 · 4 reviews
Local knowledge for Brussels
Where to stay
Saint-Gilles and the area around Place Flagey in Ixelles are where most budget travelers land. Both are a 20-minute walk from Grand-Place or a few stops on tram line 81, with bars and grocery stores priced for residents rather than visitors.
Getting around
- Pick up a STIB/MIVB 24-hour pass (a few euros) at any metro ticket machine on arrival. It covers metro, tram, and bus across the city and pays for itself after three rides.
- The Marché du Midi runs every Sunday morning around Brussels-Midi station until about noon. It is one of the largest street markets in the country and a cheap way to stock up on fresh bread, produce, and spices before the week starts.
- The Royal Museums of Fine Arts and the Musical Instruments Museum are free on the first Sunday of each month. If you can time your arrival for a Sunday, it cuts your sightseeing costs considerably.
When to go
January and February are the slowest months for hostels and the easiest to find a cheap bed. July and August fill up fast, especially around the Ommegang festival at Grand-Place in early July, so book at least two weeks out if you are traveling then.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a hostel in Brussels cost per night?
Dorm beds in Brussels currently range from $18 to $148/night based on the next 3 months of availability.
When are the cheapest dates to book a hostel in Brussels?
Based on current data, the cheapest upcoming dates for hostels in Brussels are August 23, August 24, August 30.
How many hostels does HostelHound track in Brussels?
HostelHound currently tracks 29 hostels in Brussels, Belgium.
What's the cheapest month to book a hostel in Brussels?
Based on current availability, September has the lowest hostel prices in Brussels, with dorm beds typically around $26/night.
Is Brussels affordable compared to other hostel cities in Belgium?
Brussels is one of the more affordable hostel destinations in Belgium, with dorm prices starting from $18/night.
Where do backpackers stay in Brussels?
Saint-Gilles and the area around Place Flagey in Ixelles are where most budget travelers land. Both are a 20-minute walk from Grand-Place or a few stops on tram line 81, with bars and grocery stores priced for residents rather than visitors.
What is the best time of year to visit Brussels?
January and February are the slowest months for hostels and the easiest to find a cheap bed. July and August fill up fast, especially around the Ommegang festival at Grand-Place in early July, so book at least two weeks out if you are traveling then.