Best Party Hostels
in Krakow

Greg & Tom Party Hostel

Krakow’s nightlife starts on Szewska Street, where shot bars line the pavement and backpackers spill out of hostel doors by 10 p.m. Greg & Tom Party Hostel is in Old Town (Stare Miasto), which puts it at the start of that circuit. Krakow Crawl on Szewska Street, Old Town. This pub crawl starts with a power hour at a hostel bar: expect cheap drinks and rapid-fire shots. At €14 a night and rated 9.5. A 9.5 rating is consistently high for Krakow, it holds up across multiple review cycles.

The Little Havana Party Hostel

Three bars in one building in the Old Town: that is the basic proposition at The Little Havana, and at €10 a night rated 9.2 it's one of the better-value options in Krakow. The pub crawls start in-house and work outward from Szewska Street, where shot bars line the pavement and groups spill out of hostel doors by 10pm. Rynek Główny, the main medieval square, is five minutes on foot. The foosball tournaments and parties are self-contained options for nights when the weather or the budget argues against going out. Kazimierz, the old Jewish quarter, is the more local alternative if the Old Town tourist density gets heavy.

Greg and Tom Beer House Hostel

Krakow’s nightlife starts on Szewska Street, where shot bars line the pavement and backpackers spill out of hostel doors by 10 p.m. Greg and Tom Beer House Hostel is in Old Town (Stare Miasto), which puts it at the start of that circuit. Krakow Crawl on Szewska Street, Old Town. This pub crawl starts with a power hour at a hostel bar: expect cheap drinks and rapid-fire shots. Krawl Through Krakow on Rynek Główny, Old Town is the fallback option if the first place is packed. At €13 a night and rated 9.2. At 9.2, it's near the top of Krakow's hostel field without being the standout leader.

Let's Rock Hostel

Let's Rock Hostel is the right place for those that are looking to party; is located in the heart of Krakow's nightlife. This hostel has activities like vodka tasting, sangria night - Let's Rock Hostel assures you to not go for a party dry. This place has a great on-site bar and common room, where you can enjoy and meet other travelers, and also you can also hit the best bars! That’s the Let's Rock Property way! You're invited to the HOSTEL BEER GARDEN, as also the Karaoke Nights in their basement BAR.

Greg & Tom Hostel

Dive into the heart of Krakow's nightlife with Greg & Tom Hostel! Award-winning and vibrant, this party-central hostel offers a unique experience with free nightly dinners and exclusive pub crawls leading to Krakow's best clubs. Ideal for those looking to mingle and dance the night away!

Old Town (Stare Miasto)

The historic centre of Krakow, where Rynek Główny: the largest medieval square in Europe: sits at the heart. Szewska and Floriańska streets are packed with bars, shot shops, and hostels. It’s touristy but undeniably lively, especially on weekends. Most pub crawls start here.

Kazimierz

The former Jewish quarter, now the city’s bohemian hub. Narrow streets like Józefa and Szeroka are lined with indie bars, vintage shops, and street art. It’s quieter than the Old Town but has a more local feel. Alchemia and Pauza are must-visits for live music and cheap drinks.

Podgórze

Across the Vistula River from Kazimierz, this area is up-and-coming with warehouses turned into bars and clubs. Forum Przestrzenie is the standout spot, with a rooftop bar and electronic music. It’s a 20-minute walk from the Old Town or a 10-minute tram ride.

This pub crawl starts with a power hour at a hostel bar: expect cheap drinks and rapid-fire shots. After that, you’ll hit four bars and clubs around Rynek Główny. Entry is free, and you get a welcome shot at each stop. Groups are big, so it’s easy to meet people. It runs most nights, and the meeting point is usually outside a hostel on Szewska Street.

A smaller, more local pub crawl with guides who know the city well. You’ll visit four to five bars, including a mix of shot bars and late-night clubs. The crawl starts at 9 p.m. from the main square, and the vibe is friendly rather than chaotic. Drink deals are included, and the group size is capped at 20–25 people.

A two-floor club on Szewska Street that plays commercial dance and R&B. Entry is free before midnight, and drinks start at 15 PLN. It gets packed after 1 a.m., especially on weekends. The crowd is mostly backpackers and students. If you’re on a pub crawl, you’ll likely end up here.

A grungy bar in Kazimierz that turns into a club after midnight. The music is indie, rock, and alternative: no cheesy dance hits. Entry is free, and drinks are cheap (beer for 10 PLN, shots for 8 PLN). It’s a favourite with locals and travellers who want something less touristy. Open until 4 a.m.

A dimly lit, candlelit bar in Kazimierz with a bohemian feel. It’s small, so it fills up fast. The music is eclectic: think jazz, rock, and electronic. Cocktails are 25–30 PLN, but beer is only 10 PLN. Open until 2 a.m., but the best time to go is before midnight when it’s less crowded.

A former hotel turned into a cultural space with a rooftop bar and club. The views over the Vistula River are worth the trip alone. Entry is free, and drinks are reasonably priced (beer 12 PLN, cocktails 25 PLN). The music is electronic and house, and it gets busy after midnight. Open until 4 a.m.