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Hostels in Las Vegas, USA

3 hostels available. Prices start from $15 for a dorm bed.

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Digital NomadsParty HostelQuiet RestSolo Traveller

"…It will be the best value limo ride you ever get — unless you're a high roller and if so what the hell are you doing looking at hostelz.com? Maybe I was just lucky but the fellow travelers I met

from $16.09
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Digital NomadsParty HostelSolo Traveller

"…A foreign-issued passport. 2. A Canadian driver's license. 3. A valid US student ID. 4. A US passport with a current out-of-state government-issued ID (such as a driver's license). Guests

from $10.38
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Party HostelSolo TravellerYouth Hostel

"…It's a 2 minutes walk to the bus, a 5 minutes walk to 7 Eleven and Walgreens for groceries, a 5-10 minutes ride to the strip (bus pass 24h=7 $). The Deuce bus rides 24h every 15-20 minutes Rooms

from $11.51

Hotels in Las Vegas

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Digital NomadsParty HostelSolo Traveller

"…good cuban restaurant inside. staff very helpful. at the top of street close to stratosphere and downtown. cleaned room and comfortable!" …"Shalimar Hostel Las Vegas offers accommodation with

from $43.57

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Get to know Las Vegas

This section is dedicated to take away all your "I wish someone had told me that before I went!" experiences. This way, you can spend less time settling in, and more time making new friends in your chosen hostel. We share our insider knowledge of tips, tricks and important things to look out for in Las Vegas.

Get to know Las Vegas

Las Vegas is located in the middle of the Nevada desert. It has a population of over 500,000 people and is most known for gambling, massive casino resorts (often with very distinguishable themes, like Caesars Palace), and live shows.

Las Vegas has a very colorful history. It was founded in 1905 and it remained a relatively small town until gambling was legalized in 1931 and in 1941 the first resort was opened in the soon-to-become Las Vegas Strip. The casino that is considered to be the first one in the Strip is the famous Flamingo, founded by Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel in 1946.

You will find a select of Las Vegas hostels both off-and on-strip, and the prices are reasonable. Dorm beds are fairly inexpensive and you should expect to pay a bit more for a single/double/twin room.

Las Vegas is served by Interstate 15, which is notoriously crowded during weekends when massive amounts of people start their crawl towards the Sin City. There is also a major airport and some bus and train operators that run regular service to the city.

As mentioned before, that primary thing that people come to do in Vegas is gambling. It will not be a problem to find a place to lose your money into slots (or win big), just take your pick. Most casinos also provide the gamblers with free drinks, just keep your eye open for the waiters while playing the slots.

It might also be worth it to catch a show. There is always something going on in Las Vegas and most of the shows are of very high quality, but may be a bit pricey.

Other than staying in hostels in Las Vegas, you can also save a little cash by eating at the casino buffets. Most major casinos feature large opulent buffets where you can eat all you want for a reasonable price.

Written by local enthusiast for Las Vegas hostels

Written by local enthusiast for Las Vegas  hostelsMiika

Las Vegas Hostel Cheatsheet

Above we list every single hostel there is in the city. Let us take a broader look at what you can expect - and what not. We created this cheatsheet for you to get a more complete picture of the hostel quality in Las Vegas, average prices and types of hostels to choose from.
Total number of hostels 3
Average dorm price $34
Cheapest hostel in Las VegasBungalows Hostel - formerly Hostel Cat with $31.5
Party hostels in Las VegasSin City Hostel (3 in total)
Average rating of all hostels 7.5

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