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How much do hostels in Tirana cost?
Available dorm-bed prices in Tirana, Albania range from $9 to $28/night over the next 3 months. HostelHound compares 40 hostels.
On a typical date, the cheapest available dorm bed is around $9.
At $9/night and up, Tirana is a mid-range hostel destination in Albania.
How these prices work: Hostelworld listings, based on one night and the selected dorm-bed type. “Typical starting price” is the median of daily minimum prices across 30 contributing properties—not the typical hostel’s price. Amounts are converted to USD; verify availability and final taxes and fees on Hostelworld. Filters can narrow the advertised results below, but this summary remains citywide. Latest city scrape: 2026-10-08T02:19:11.909Z.
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- Trip'n'Hostel 9.4 · 2,984 reviews
- Tirana Backpacker Hostel 9.1 · 1,909 reviews
- Milingona City Centre 9.0 · 990 reviews
- Blue Door Hostel 9.4 · 889 reviews
- Vanilla Sky Boutique Hostel 8.7 · 778 reviews
- The Bearded Dad Hostel 9.4 · 717 reviews
- The Golden Rooster 8.8 · 494 reviews
- Trip'n'Hostel Pink Bubble 9.3 · 345 reviews
- BUFF Hostel Tirana 8.6 · 280 reviews
- Mosaic Home 9.0 · 271 reviews
- Art Hostel Tirana 8.9 · 231 reviews
- Mandarine Hostel 8.7 · 178 reviews
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- Trip'n'Hostel Chill Zone 9.1 · 120 reviews
- Chilli Hostel 6.0 · 67 reviews
- Villa Villekulla 8.8 · 60 reviews
- Hostel Vila H 8.8 · 54 reviews
- Rooftop Hostel 8.9 · 53 reviews
- Balkan Hostel 9.8 · 46 reviews
- Osho Hostel 8.9 · 46 reviews
- Royal Hostel 4.0 · 36 reviews
- 7even Boutique Hostel 9.7 · 35 reviews
- Hotel Areela 2.0 · 32 reviews
- Red Goat Hostel 9.7 · 29 reviews
- Wander Luxe Hostel 7.7 · 20 reviews
- ihostel 5.0 · 19 reviews
- Hotel Baron 17 reviews
- Divina Hostel 6.7 · 16 reviews
- Maison D'artiste 2.0 · 14 reviews
- Lemon Breeze Hostel 8.7 · 11 reviews
- Villa 18 Hostel 9.1 · 9 reviews
- Arc Hotel Tirana 7.6 · 8 reviews
- Eden Hostel 8.6 · 6 reviews
- Limore Hostel 7.0 · 3 reviews
- Topo Hostel 7.7 · 3 reviews
- Alina Hostels 2.0 · 2 reviews
- Nomad Vila Tirana 9.1 · 2 reviews
- Nook Tirana Hostel 9.6 · 2 reviews
- Hotel Boka 1 reviews
- Honey Bee Hostel
- Park Hotel Tirana
Local knowledge for Tirana
Where to stay
Most budget hostels sit in or just outside Blloku, the former communist-elite enclave now lined with cafes along Rruga Myslym Shyri, and within easy walking distance of Skanderbeg Square. Staying here puts you close to Pazari i Ri (the New Bazaar), the main sights, and the bar strip without needing to figure out city buses.
Getting around
- Eat lunch at Pazari i Ri, the renovated market just east of Skanderbeg Square. Byrek vendors and small Albanian lunch spots there charge a fraction of what the restaurants facing the square ask.
- The Pyramid of Tirana is free to walk up and takes about 20 minutes. It is one of the more genuinely strange pieces of communist-era architecture left standing in Europe, and no tour or ticket is needed.
- Espresso at almost any cafe in Blloku runs 80 to 100 lek, well under a dollar. Cafes directly on Skanderbeg Square charge two or three times more for the same drink.
When to go
Beds are cheapest and easiest to find from November through February; July and August bring the most visitors and hostels in Blloku fill up fast, especially on weekends.
Frequently asked questions
How much do hostels in Tirana cost?
On a typical date, the cheapest available dorm bed is around $9. Dorm beds currently range from $9 to $28/night across the next 3 months of availability.
How many hostels does HostelHound track in Tirana?
HostelHound currently tracks 40 hostels in Tirana, Albania.
Is Tirana affordable compared to other hostel cities in Albania?
Tirana is a mid-range hostel destination in Albania, with dorm prices starting from $9/night.
Where do backpackers stay in Tirana?
Most budget hostels sit in or just outside Blloku, the former communist-elite enclave now lined with cafes along Rruga Myslym Shyri, and within easy walking distance of Skanderbeg Square. Staying here puts you close to Pazari i Ri (the New Bazaar), the main sights, and the bar strip without needing to figure out city buses.
What is the best time of year to visit Tirana?
Beds are cheapest and easiest to find from November through February; July and August bring the most visitors and hostels in Blloku fill up fast, especially on weekends.