Best Party Hostels
in Vienna

Wombat's City Hostel Vienna

Vienna’s nightlife doesn’t scream like Berlin or Budapest, but it hums with its own rhythm. Wombat's City Hostel Vienna is in Gürtel, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Wombats City Hostel Naschmarkt on Rechte Wienzeile 35, 1040 Vienna. This hostel isn’t just a place to sleep: it’s a . B72 on Gürtel, 1160 Vienna is the fallback option if the first place is packed. The on-site bar handles pre-drinks before the city takes over. At €17 a night and rated 9.3. A 9.3 rating is consistently high for Vienna, it holds up across multiple review cycles.

JO&JOE Vienna

JO&JOE Vienna combines the best of hostel, hotel, and party venue, offering a vibrant social scene with live music, beer pong, and more atop the world's first inner-city IKEA. It's the go-to spot for an unforgettable social experience in Vienna.

St Christopher's Vienna

Vienna’s nightlife doesn’t scream like Berlin or Budapest, but it hums with its own rhythm. St Christopher's Vienna is in Gürtel, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Wombats City Hostel Naschmarkt on Rechte Wienzeile 35, 1040 Vienna. This hostel isn’t just a place to sleep: it’s a . B72 on Gürtel, 1160 Vienna is the fallback option if the first place is packed. The on-site bar handles pre-drinks before the city takes over. At €15 a night and rated 8.5. The 8.5 score is solid: a hostel that does the basics well without promising too much.

A&T Holiday Hostel

Vienna’s nightlife doesn’t scream like Berlin or Budapest, but it hums with its own rhythm. A&T Holiday Hostel is in Gürtel, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Wombats City Hostel Naschmarkt on Rechte Wienzeile 35, 1040 Vienna. This hostel isn’t just a place to sleep: it’s a . B72 on Gürtel, 1160 Vienna is the fallback option if the first place is packed. The on-site bar handles pre-drinks before the city takes over. At €20 a night and rated 7.9. Rated 7.9: functional rather than exceptional.

Hostel Ruthensteiner Vienna

Vienna’s nightlife doesn’t scream like Berlin or Budapest, but it hums with its own rhythm. Hostel Ruthensteiner Vienna is in Gürtel, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Wombats City Hostel Naschmarkt on Rechte Wienzeile 35, 1040 Vienna. This hostel isn’t just a place to sleep: it’s a . B72 on Gürtel, 1160 Vienna is the fallback option if the first place is packed. The hostel runs group BBQ nights, useful for people arriving without a plan. The on-site bar handles pre-drinks before the city takes over. At €19 a night and rated 9.5. A 9.5 rating is consistently high for Vienna, it holds up across multiple review cycles.

Gürtel

Gürtel is Vienna’s nightlife backbone, a semi-circular boulevard lined with bars and clubs under the U-Bahn arches. The area feels raw and unpolished, with graffiti-covered walls and a mix of students, artists, and backpackers. It’s where you’ll find **B72**, **Chelsea**, and **Fluc**, all open until the early hours.

Neubau

Neubau is Vienna’s hipster heart, packed with indie boutiques, street art, and small bars. The area around **Museumsquartier** is lively but not overwhelming, with places like **Café Drechsler** for coffee and **Das Möbel** for cheap drinks. It’s a 10-minute walk from the city centre and feels more local than touristy.

Naschmarkt

Naschmarkt is Vienna’s most famous market, stretching over a kilometre with stalls selling everything from fresh produce to falafel. By day, it’s a foodie paradise; by night, the surrounding bars and cafés fill up with backpackers from **Wombats Hostel**. The **Kettenbrückengasse U-Bahn** stop drops you right in the middle.

This hostel isn’t just a place to sleep: it’s a social hub. The bar downstairs serves €3 beers and hosts regular events like pub quizzes and live music. The crowd is a mix of backpackers and young locals, and the Naschmarkt location means you’re steps away from cheap eats and late-night snacks.

A Gürtel staple, B72 is a two-floor club under the U-Bahn arches. The music leans toward techno and house, with local and international DJs. Entry is €10–€12, including a drink. The crowd is friendly, and the outdoor smoking area is a great spot to meet people. Doors open at 11 PM, but it doesn’t fill up until after midnight.

One of the world’s oldest cocktail bars, Loos is a slice of old-world Vienna. The menu is short but expertly crafted: try the **Vienna Mule** for €12. It’s small, so arrive early to snag a seat. The crowd is a mix of tourists and locals, and the dress code is smart casual. Open until 2 AM.

Fluc is a Gürtel institution, split into two levels: a bar upstairs and a club downstairs. The music ranges from electro to drum and bass, and the crowd is a mix of students and young professionals. Entry is €8–€10, and it’s open until 6 AM on weekends. The outdoor terrace is perfect for a breather between sets.

A gritty, no-frills club under the U-Bahn arches, Chelsea is where Vienna’s underground scene thrives. The music is heavy on techno and industrial, with a strict no-photos policy. Entry is €10–€15, and it’s open until 6 AM. The crowd is alternative, and the vibe is unpretentious. Check their website for themed nights.

Perched on the 18th floor of the Sofitel, Das Loft offers panoramic views of Vienna’s skyline. The cocktails are pricey (€14–€16), but the sunset views are worth it. It’s a great spot for a pre-club drink or a romantic evening. Open until 2 AM, with a dress code: no trainers or ripped jeans.