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How much do hostels in Turin cost?
Available dorm-bed prices in Turin, Italy range from $34 to $118/night over the next 3 months. HostelHound compares 9 hostels.
On a typical date, the cheapest available dorm bed is around $34.
At $34/night and up, Turin is one of the pricier hostel destinations in Italy.
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 5 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: 2026-10-07T06:38:50.544Z.
Other cities in Italy
- Naples hostel prices from $1/night
- Milan hostel prices from $11/night
- Venice hostel prices from $15/night
- Florence hostel prices from $16/night
- Pisa hostel prices from $19/night
- Sorrento hostel prices from $19/night
- Catania hostel prices from $21/night
- Rome hostel prices from $21/night
- Lecce hostel prices from $22/night
- Genoa hostel prices from $24/night
- Palermo hostel prices from $24/night
- Trapani hostel prices from $24/night
Check a hostel’s price history
Open a tracked hostel to see its own recent prices in Turin.
- Tomato Urban Retreat 9.3 · 1,705 reviews
- Combo Torino 9.4 · 1,682 reviews
- Attic Hostel Torino 9.3 · 1,091 reviews
- Ostello Torino 7.1 · 130 reviews
- Hotel Nizza-Turin 9.9 · 111 reviews
- Al Porta Susa 10.0 · 39 reviews
- Open011 8.6 · 39 reviews
- CX Turin Vanchiglia 10.0 · 12 reviews
- CX Turin Marconi 7.1 · 6 reviews
Local knowledge for Turin
Where to stay
Most hostels sit in San Salvario, the student-heavy area just south of Porta Nuova station, or scattered near Via Po toward Piazza Vittorio Veneto. San Salvario wins for walkability, late-night food options, and easy access to trains in and out of the city.
Getting around
- Hit Porta Palazzo market in Piazza della Repubblica on a weekday morning for cheap produce, bread, and street food. Saturday draws bigger crowds and more vendor pressure.
- The Torino+Piemonte Card covers entry to the Musei Reali, the Mole Antonelliana, and many other museums (public transit is a separate add-on). If you plan to visit more than two or three museums, it pays for itself on day one.
- Aperitivo kicks off around 6pm at bars throughout San Salvario. One drink gets you access to a free food spread at most places, which can easily replace dinner.
When to go
Prices drop noticeably in January and February. July and August bring the most visitors and beds fill quickly. Major trade fairs in spring and fall can cause short-term spikes worth checking before you travel.
Frequently asked questions
How much do hostels in Turin cost?
On a typical date, the cheapest available dorm bed is around $34. Dorm beds currently range from $34 to $118/night across the next 3 months of availability.
How many hostels does HostelHound track in Turin?
HostelHound currently tracks 9 hostels in Turin, Italy.
Is Turin affordable compared to other hostel cities in Italy?
Turin is one of the pricier hostel destinations in Italy, with dorm prices starting from $34/night.
Where do backpackers stay in Turin?
Most hostels sit in San Salvario, the student-heavy area just south of Porta Nuova station, or scattered near Via Po toward Piazza Vittorio Veneto. San Salvario wins for walkability, late-night food options, and easy access to trains in and out of the city.
What is the best time of year to visit Turin?
Prices drop noticeably in January and February. July and August bring the most visitors and beds fill quickly. Major trade fairs in spring and fall can cause short-term spikes worth checking before you travel.