4 Hostels in Nuremberg with Private Rooms

Five Reasons Hostel & Hotel is conveniently situated in the heart of Nuremberg next to the ancient city wall. With most attractions located within walking distance, guests can easily explore the surrounding area on foot.

The hotel caters to all types of travelers, offering a variety of budget-friendly room options, including stylish mixed dorms, private double rooms with shared facilities, and spacious private apartments. With a fully-equipped guest kitchen available to all guests, those who desire a little more privacy can prepare their own meals.

Jugendherberge Nürnberg is located in a charming medieval castle that sits less than 500m away from local attractions, including the iconic Nuremberg Castle just a 100m stroll away. Each room, whether private or dorm-style, comes with its own bathroom - no need to share! Treat yourself to a buffet breakfast every morning at the hostel's own restaurant.

Night owls will appreciate the 24-hour front desk and bar, while guests with daytime commitments can take advantage of meeting facilities and baggage storage. And don't forget about the famous Frauenkirche Church and Christmas market both just a 400m walk away.

A&O Nürnberg Hauptbahnhof is a great choice for travelers seeking privacy and comfort. The hostel provides cozy single, double, family and shared rooms. Guests are greeted at the well-lit lobby with friendly service 24/7. The hostel has a lot to offer, including a bar, billiards and football tables, exchange books and a children's play area.

Free Wi-Fi and Sky TV are available too. Just 300 meters away from the Central Station and Altstadt, the hostel is easily accessible.

Hostel "Berkut" in Nuremberg offers free WiFi throughout the property as well as stunning city views. Private rooms are available, and all rooms come with bed linens. The hostel is just one kilometer away from the city center, a ten-minute walk from Nuremberg Central Station, and close to several popular places of interest, including Weißer Turm and Opernhaus underground stations, and Germanisches Nationalmuseum.