Best Party Hostels
in Bariloche

Hospedaje Penthouse Bariloche

Bariloche has a split personality that works entirely in a backpacker's favour. Hospedaje Penthouse Bariloche is in Centro / Centro Cívico, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Cervecería Blest on Avenida Bustillo Km 11.6. Bariloche's original craft brewery and still one of its best nights out. Antares on Calle Quaglia 258, Centro is the fallback option if the first place is packed. The hostel runs free breakfast, useful for people arriving without a plan. The 9.8 rating puts Hospedaje Penthouse Bariloche among the best-reviewed hostels in Bariloche.

Tangoinn Club Hotel

Tangoinn Club Hotel offers all the amenities of a luxury hotel - including a kitchen, spa, garden, and excursions - but it's just to share with people. As if you're at a hostel, you can meet travelers from around the world who want to share their travel stories. There's also an on-site entertainment team that organizes things every day and night.

Green House Hostel

Bariloche has a split personality that works entirely in a backpacker's favour. Green House Hostel is in Centro / Centro Cívico, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Cervecería Blest on Avenida Bustillo Km 11.6. Bariloche's original craft brewery and still one of its best nights out. Antares on Calle Quaglia 258, Centro is the fallback option if the first place is packed. The hostel runs free breakfast, useful for people arriving without a plan. A 7.4 rating is at the low end of the scale. Expectations should match.

Berkana Hostel y Bar De Playa

Bariloche has a split personality that works entirely in a backpacker's favour. Berkana Hostel y Bar De Playa is in Centro / Centro Cívico, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Cervecería Blest on Avenida Bustillo Km 11.6. Bariloche's original craft brewery and still one of its best nights out. Antares on Calle Quaglia 258, Centro is the fallback option if the first place is packed. The hostel runs group BBQ nights, useful for people arriving without a plan. At €16 a night and rated 8.2. Rated 8.2, which is adequate. Not the city's best, but not the worst either.

Centro / Centro Cívico

The heart of Bariloche, anchored by the stone Centro Cívico plaza on the lakefront. Calle Mitre runs east from here and is lined with chocolate shops, tour agencies, and bars that get busy after 10pm. Most hostels within a few blocks means you can roll home on foot.

Calle Quaglia

A short street running south from the Centro that packs in some of the best craft beer spots in town, including Antares and Blest. It's quieter than the main drag but that's the point. the crowd here tends to be locals and travellers who've been around long enough to know where to drink.

Barrio Belgrano

A residential neighbourhood roughly ten minutes on foot south of Centro, where accommodation is cheaper and the streets are quieter. It's a solid base if you want to escape the tourist centre, with a handful of local restaurants along Rolando Street connecting it back into town.

Bariloche's original craft brewery and still one of its best nights out. The house ales and stouts are brewed on-site and served in a large timber-beamed space that fills up fast after 9pm. Mains run to around 2,000–3,000 ARS and the beer is exceptional value by Argentine standards.

Part of a small Argentine craft beer chain but the Bariloche outpost holds its own. The IPA and porter are the picks of the tap list. The bar gets genuinely packed on weekends, with a younger crowd spilling onto Quaglia after midnight.

The go-to for big sports screenings and long evenings with new hostel friends. Pints of Guinness and Kilkenny, live music some nights, and a crowd that's about half travellers and half locals who've adopted the place. Gets loud and chaotic in ski season.

The main proper nightclub in Bariloche, running electronic and pop sets through a decent sound system from around midnight. Entry runs to roughly 1,000–1,500 ARS and often includes the first drink. Don't bother turning up before 1am.

Technically known for its parrilla, but after the plates are cleared this place transitions into one of the town's livelier social spots. A solid pre-club dinner with a bottle of Malbec here is a Bariloche backpacker rite of passage.

A newer craft beer bar with a rotating tap list that leans into German-influenced Patagonian brewing traditions. Smaller and more relaxed than Blest, which makes it a good early-evening option before heading deeper into the night.