Best Party Hostels
in Lima

Pariwana Hostel Lima

At €9 a night and rated 9.5, Pariwana Hostel Lima has a rooftop terrace, a combination that narrows the field in Lima. Bisarro on Avenida Grau 341, Barranco. A two-storey club on Avenida Grau that’s the backbone of Barranco’s nightlife. The Point Hostel Bar on Calle Berlin 370, Miraflores is the fallback option if the first place is packed. The hostel runs free walking tour, useful for people arriving without a plan.

Alpes Lima Kennedy Park

Alpes Lima Kennedy Park is a top choice for party-loving travellers in Lima. With its stylish atmosphere, rooftop terrace, and hot tub, this hostel creates the perfect setting for unforgettable social experiences. Whether you're mingling with fellow guests at the vibrant bar or enjoying the city views, this hostel promises an exciting party scene that will leave you with incredible memories.

The Point Hostels Miraflores

Lima’s nightlife doesn’t shut down when the sun goes down: it ramps up. The Point Hostels Miraflores is in Barranco, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Bisarro on Avenida Grau 341, Barranco. A two-storey club on Avenida Grau that’s the backbone of Barranco’s nightlife. The Point Hostel Bar on Calle Berlin 370, Miraflores is the fallback option if the first place is packed. At €8 a night and rated 8.9. The 8.9 score is solid: a hostel that does the basics well without promising too much.

Selina Miraflores Lima

Lima’s nightlife doesn’t shut down when the sun goes down: it ramps up. Selina Miraflores Lima is in Barranco, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Bisarro on Avenida Grau 341, Barranco. A two-storey club on Avenida Grau that’s the backbone of Barranco’s nightlife. The Point Hostel Bar on Calle Berlin 370, Miraflores is the fallback option if the first place is packed. At €15 a night and rated 8.9. The 8.9 score is solid: a hostel that does the basics well without promising too much.

Viajero Kokopelli Lima - Barranco

Lima’s nightlife doesn’t shut down when the sun goes down: it ramps up. Viajero Kokopelli Lima - Barranco is in Barranco, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Bisarro on Avenida Grau 341, Barranco. A two-storey club on Avenida Grau that’s the backbone of Barranco’s nightlife. The hostel runs karaoke nights, useful for people arriving without a plan. At €9 a night and rated 9.5. A 9.5 rating is consistently high for Lima, it holds up across multiple review cycles.

Barranco

Barranco is Lima’s bohemian district, packed with street art, colonial houses, and a nightlife scene that runs until sunrise. Avenida Grau and Avenida San Martín are the main strips, lined with bars, clubs, and cheap eats. It’s where most backpackers stay, thanks to its mix of hostels and late-night venues.

Miraflores

Miraflores is more upscale than Barranco but still has a solid nightlife scene. Avenida Larco is the main drag, with clubs, bars, and restaurants catering to tourists and young professionals. It’s safer and cleaner than Barranco but pricier. The Point Hostel is here, along with Club Love and other late-night spots.

Centro

Lima’s historic centre is where you’ll find grand plazas, colonial architecture, and a few late-night bars. It’s not as lively as Barranco or Miraflores, but it’s worth a visit for the daytime sights. Nightlife is limited to a handful of peñas (live music venues) and a few dive bars. Stay here if you want history, not parties.

A two-storey club on Avenida Grau that’s the backbone of Barranco’s nightlife. The ground floor is a bar with cheap beer and cocktails, while the upstairs dance floor plays techno, house, and cumbia. It gets packed after midnight, especially on Fridays and Saturdays. Entry is usually 30–50 PEN (£6–10), which includes a drink.

The bar at The Point is where the hostel’s legendary pre-drinks happen. Cheap beer (8 PEN/£1.50), strong cocktails (20 PEN/£4), and a crowd that’s always up for a night out. It’s open to non-guests, but the vibe is strictly backpacker. Expect drinking games, shots, and a mix of reggaeton and pop.

A grungy, no-frills bar in Barranco that’s popular with locals and travellers. The music is a mix of rock, punk, and indie, and the crowd is laid-back. Beers cost 10 PEN (£2), and the bar stays open until 3 AM. It’s a good spot to start the night before heading to a club.

A tiny, standing-room-only bar in Barranco that’s famous for its pisco sours and ceviche. It’s not a party spot, but it’s the perfect place to start the night with a group. The pisco sours are 20 PEN (£4), and the ceviche is some of the best in Lima. Get there by 8 PM or expect a queue.

A late-night club in Miraflores that plays reggaeton, salsa, and Latin pop. The crowd is a mix of locals and tourists, and the dance floor gets packed after 1 AM. Entry is 40 PEN (£8) and includes a drink. It’s a 10-minute walk from The Point Hostel.

Dragonfly’s bar is a social hub for backpackers. Cheap beer (8 PEN/£1.50), strong cocktails (18 PEN/£3.50), and a courtyard that fills up by 10 PM. The hostel organises bar crawls most nights, and the bar stays open until 2 AM. Non-guests are welcome, but the crowd is mostly travellers.