Best Party Hostels
in Valencia

Red Nest Hostel

Located in the centre and just a few minutes away from iconic places like Plaza de la Virgen and the Central Market, this hostel is budget-friendly with multilingual staff, free internet access, terrace, bar and common areas. Red Nest offers great socialising activities like free walking tours, pub crawls, homemade Paellas and BBQ nights and its party atmosphere is very vibrant.

Purple Nest Hostel

The hostel is located close to famous places like Plaza de Reina, the metro stations and the City of Arts and Sciences. It has bar, terrace, play rooms, and guest socialising is highly encouraged. Free walking tours, pub crawls, tapas tours, tai chi lessons are offered. Its friendly staff will provide one with information about bars, restaurants, beaches and events like flamenco shows, bike hire etc. Great place for both solo and group travellers

Home Youth Hostel Valencia by Feetup Hostels

Conveniently located at close proximity to major tourist attractions and fun nightlife spots, this hostel has superb art-deco interiors and an extremely communal vibe. The common room and lobby are ideal for guest socialising. Its delicious free dinner and sangria nights are an added advantage. Staff are friendly and they organise cheap pub crawls and other activities to help guests engage with others in a fun atmosphere. Great party atmosphere.

Urban Youth Hostel

At €16 a night and rated 7.6, Urban Youth Hostel has a rooftop terrace, a combination that narrows the field in Valencia. The River Hostel Bar on Paseo de Neptuno, 12. This hostel bar is the starting point for most backpackers. Akuarela Playa on Paseo Marítimo de la Malvarrosa is the fallback option if the first place is packed.

Cantagua Hostel

Valencia’s nightlife kicks off early with pre-drinks at hostel bars, and nowhere does it better than The River Hostel. Cantagua Hostel is in El Carmen, which puts it at the start of that circuit. The River Hostel Bar on Paseo de Neptuno, 12. This hostel bar is the starting point for most backpackers. Akuarela Playa on Paseo Marítimo de la Malvarrosa is the fallback option if the first place is packed. At €19 a night and rated 8.9. The 8.9 score is solid: a hostel that does the basics well without promising too much.

El Carmen

The heart of Valencia’s nightlife, El Carmen is a maze of narrow streets packed with bars, clubs, and hostels. It’s the oldest part of the city, with graffiti-covered walls and a mix of medieval and modern architecture. Most pub crawls start here, and it’s where you’ll find the cheapest drinks.

Ruzafa

Just south of the Old Town, Ruzafa is trendier and a bit more local. The streets around Plaza del Barón de Cortés are lined with hipster cafés, cocktail bars, and small clubs. It’s less touristy than El Carmen but still lively, especially on weekends.

Malvarrosa Beach

The beachfront is all about open-air clubs and sunset drinks. It’s a 20-minute tram ride from the city centre, but worth it if you want to dance by the sea. The area quiets down in winter, but in summer, it’s packed with daybeds and DJs.

This hostel bar is the starting point for most backpackers. Happy hour runs from 20:00 to 22:00 with €2 beers and €3 cocktails. The staff organise free shots if you’re heading to their partnered clubs later. It’s small, so arrive early to grab a seat.

A beach club with daybeds, DJs, and €5 sangria. It’s a 15-minute walk from Malvarrosa Beach or a short tram ride from the city centre. Gets packed on Saturdays, so go early if you want a spot by the sand. Entry is free before midnight.

A tiny bar in El Carmen with €1.50 cañas and a mixed crowd of locals and travellers. It’s standing-room only after 23:00, but the vibe is friendly. No cover charge, and it’s a good spot to start the night before moving on.

One of the biggest clubs in Valencia, with three floors playing house, reggaeton, and commercial hits. Entry is €10 with a drink included, but hostels often have free guestlist spots. Dress sharp: it’s a bit more upscale than other clubs.

A smaller club with a retro feel, playing indie, rock, and 90s throwbacks. Entry is €5, and drinks are €4–6. It’s popular with Erasmus students and backpackers. Gets busy after 01:00, so don’t arrive too early.

A rock bar with live bands most nights and cheap beer. Entry is free before midnight, €3 after. The crowd is a mix of locals and travellers, and the staff don’t mind if you stay all night. Happy hour runs until 21:00.