Hotel prices can sometimes be exorbitant and hostels offer visitors another option that doesn't leave them in monetary debt. See our list of the best hostels in Istanbul:
Hush Hostel Lounge
Located on the Asian Side of Istanbul, Hush Hostel is in the middle of the Kadıköy neighborhood, which is preferred for its peaceful community feel. The young and urban hostel is close to ferry transportation hubs that serve the whole city. The common area of the hostel has a guest kitchen and lounge area where guests can read, use the internet, or watch television. The garden in the back is also a great reprieve as well as the terrace with sun loungers and a panoramic view of the city. If you're looking for a cheaper yet comfortable and casual experience, Hush Hostel is your destination. Caferağa Mahallesi, Güneşli Bahçe Sokak No. 50/B, Kadıköy; P: (0216) 330 11 22
Sumo Cat Hostels
An affordable boutique hostel, Sumo Cat Hostels are perfectly located close to Galata Tower - easy enough to stroll over the Galata Bridge to visit the historic sights or wander up Istiklal co check out the nightlife. This up-and-coming neighborhood is full of cute cafes, and boutique shops. Each room is themed, with bold murals adorning the walls and both double ensuite privates and six bed dorms are available. There's a communal lounge area, and a small garden where you can make yourself at home after a long day of sightseeing. Buffet breakfast is available. Mueyyedzade Mahallesi, Luleci Hendek Caddesi, Ali Hoca Ar; P: (0212) 292 7866
Bunk Hostel
Bunk is a stylish, hip, clean, comfortable, and functional hostel located in a multiple-storied building (minus an elevator) in Beyoğlu. Catering to the needs of all sorts of world travelers, what sets Bunk apart from other hostels is its standpoint, because at Bunk a hostel is a sort of accommodation where you get to meet fellow travelers in a warm, design-minded setting. Here, you’ll get the hostel classics (all in good style), such as 24-hour security, free wireless internet, kitchen and lounge area, shared computers, mixed as well as girls-only dorms, twin rooms, private rooms, and a few luxury additions like marble bathrooms, a rooftop terrace (with a jacuzzi), stylish common area, and breakfast (included in the price). The rooms, although small, are functional, and all feature a mosque-like ceiling. Balık Sokak No.7 Kamer Hatun Mahallesi; P: (0212) 244 88 08
Bada Bing Hostel
Located in the up-and-coming Karaköy neighborhood, Bada Bing Hostel is not only close to Sultanahmet, but also to the city's most lively neighborhood in terms of cuisine, art, nightlife, and shopping: Beyoğlu. The hostel offers free wifi, hot water, hair dryers, tea and coffee, local phone calls, guest computers, city maps, and help planning tours around the city. The hostel is also sensitive about security with a security keypad at the front door that allows guest to come and go as they please. The shower facilities are separate cabins that can be locked from the inside and pristine hygienic standards are maintained through the regular cleaning of rooms with anti-bacterial cleaners. The hostel also has new ensuite privates. Arapoğlan/Serçe Sokak No. 6, Karaköy; P: (0212) 249 4111
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