Youth Hostels in Warsaw, Poland

Most of Warsaw, Poland, was destroyed in World War II and the central Old Town was rebuilt post-war to mimic what was there prior with such accuracy that it was declared a UNESCO world heritage site after its completion. After the war, Poland was dominated by the Soviets and only after the fall of the wall in 1989 did the current swathe of restaurants, clubs and arts venues pop up transforming this eastern capital into a travel destination once more. Today, the city is home to a host of youth hostels catering to the needs of travelers.
  1. New World Street Hostel

    • The old town of Warsaw is a historic district

      This relatively new hostel at the center of Warsaw occupies the top floor of a historic building on the ever-busy Nowy Swiat (New World) street. The New World Street Hostel provides views of the entire city thanks to its high position, and is steps away from the Old Town, University of Fine Arts, Lazienki Park and Wilanov on the Royal Route. All around the hostel you will find bars, clubs and restaurants frequented by locals. The welcoming living room has Internet with CD/DVD burners, Wi-Fi Internet, SAT TV, Nintendo Wii, guidebooks and maps, and a small international library. The hostel also has free linens, hair dryers, ironing, luggage storage, new bathrooms, mini market, and 24-hour reception and security. The rooms are doubles with private bathroom or dorms with shared, and rates started at 39PLN (about $13) per person per night as of September 2010.

      New World Street Hostel

      Warsaw

      UL Nowy Swiat 27

      (+48) 22 828 1282

      [email protected]

      nws-hostel.pl

    Hostel Helvetia

    • Warsaw's parks and public areas are beautiful spaces to spend the day.

      The Hostel Helvetia is owned by avid travelers who know what it is to be away from home. There is a focus on the things you really need when on the road and you can see that in the hostel amenities like linens, breakfast, secured lockers, a common room where guests can hang out, use the Internet or public computer, SAT TV, DVD player, guidebooks and maps. The guest kitchen is fully equipped with a fridge, induction heating, microwave, coffee machine, pots, pans, dishes and silverware. The 44 guestrooms are available as three-, six- or eight-bed dorms, en-suite doubles, doubles, triples or en-suite quad. As of September 2010, rates began at 45PLN (about $15).

      Hostel Helvetia

      ul. Sewerynow 7

      00-924 Warszawa

      (+48) (22) 826 71 08

      [email protected]

      hostel-helvetia.pl

    Oki Doki Hostel

    • Warsaw is a modern and historic city with more to see than many believe.

      The interior spaces of the Oki Doki Hostel are designed by local Polish artists and staffed by young locals and students. The result is an atmosphere of youth and excitement accented by extra touches like bike rentals, bar, ultra-thick new mattresses and a little shop with basic items for your convenience. Guestrooms feature Wi-Fi Internet, soundproof spaces and antique furnishings. Guests are also welcome to use the hostel's kitchen with fridge, stove, microwave and all utensils and cookware, sitting areas with and without TV and music throughout the hostel, lounge area with SAT TV and games, art gallery and gift shop and high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the building. Rates started at 34PLN (about $12) per person, as of September 2010.

      Oki Doki Hostel

      Warsaw, Poland

      Plac Dabrowskiego 3

      (+48) 22 826 5112

      [email protected]

      okidoki.pl

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