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Hostels in Jaén, Spain

1 hostel in Jaén. Prices start from $4 for a dorm bed.Sorted by quality, not payments.

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Calle Francisco Rodríguez Acosta, 2 Bajo B

from $27.56

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Family-Friendly HostelSolo TravellerYouth Hostel

"…50 to access each time! Like many other HI hostels, one concludes it is run primarily for the aparatchik. Book on HI's own site -- they don't even want to know what you thought after! The male

from $33.65
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Party Hostel

"…General: Reception from 09.00 to 23.00 No curfew Pet are not allowed" …"Just 150m from the Linares bus station, 5 minutes by car from the Linares-Baeza train station or 45 minutes from the Jaen-

from $24.90
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Family-Friendly HostelOlder travelers (+50)Party HostelQuiet RestSolo Traveller

"…Everything was excellent, except for the two unattended dogs walking around over there. We had a room on the 1st floor that we could reach over a staircase with a balcony. Not only when we sat on

from $27.67
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Cuatro Torres, 5

from $32.87

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Guess what? Jaén is also named Jaen - It is the same destination. Goodbye confusion.

Jaén, a city and the capital of the province of same name in Andalusia, Spain, is a bustling metropolis, and like many Andalusian towns and cities, its name is of Arabic origin. It comes from the Arabic phrase "khayyaan" or the crossroads of caravans. The city of Jaén had been historically an important city from the Spanish medieval times up to the present.

Though Jaén has the characteristics of many Andalusian towns and cities with steep, narrow streets and houses, buildings, and structures with whitewashed walls and Moorish and Arabic influences, the characteristic of Jaén is that of an old progressive Renaissance city.

The most famous landmarks of Jaén are Castillo de Santa Catalina or Saint Catherine’s Castle and the Jaén Cathedral. The Jaén Cathedral, one of the most important cathedrals in all of Spain, is the largest structure in Jaén and towers the whole city like a defense tower. The style of Jaén Cathedral is Renaissance and its construction spanned for almost three centuries. Castillo de Santa Catalina is located on top of a hill by the Santa Catalina Mountains that overlooks the whole city of Jaén. Castillo de Santa Catalina used to be a Moor fortress that was renovated and improved to look like more of a Christian fortress. The other landmark is the famous Arab Baths, the most important heritage of Moorish occupation and settlement in all of Andalusia. The Arab Baths of Jaén is the largest conserved Arab bath in Spain. Other landmarks include various churches, convents, and museums dedicated to the rich history of Jaén, which has been an important city throughout history, especially to the Kingdom of Castile.

One of the most important commercial products of Jaén is olive oil; the town is known as the “World Capital of Olive Oil” and olive oil in Jaén is known to the locals as “oro liquido” or liquid gold because of its color and high value.

Jaén celebrates various festivals throughout the year. The festivals range from Catholic and Christian with folk and Moorish elements to modern ones. Jaén is an important cultural center that has features a variety of food, music, and sports.

Because Jaén is both a commercial and political center and industrial and administrative capital of the region, it is not difficult to find hostels in Jaén. Jaén hostels vary from high-end luxury to cheap and simple ones.

Written by Travel Expert Jaén

Written by Travel Expert JaénAngelica Burrage

Affordable Hostel Prices in Jaén

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Hostel prices in Jaén start from $9 per night. Perfect for budget travelers and backpackers looking for cheap yet comfortable accommodations. Start planning your affordable stay now!

On average, hostels in Jaén cost around $37 per private room per night. Compare prices from every major booking site at once on Hostelz.com and always get the best deal. Whether you're a student, a backpacker, or looking for a budget-friendly private room, Jaén has options for every budget.

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Total number of hostels 1
Private room costs in Jaén $37

For students and budget-conscious travelers, Jaén hostels provide great value. Many hostels include free breakfast, shared kitchens, and social spaces perfect for meeting other travelers — everything you need for a fun and easy stay.

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