3 Youth Hostels in Dresden

Great for the youth traveler, Hostel Lollis Homestay Dresden is the perfect spot to kick back and enjoy the city's sought-after Neustadt district. Around the corner, you'll find lots of cafes and pubs, plus colorful shops and unique stores.

Hostel Lollis Homestay is your home away from home with vibrant, individually-furnished rooms and free WiFi. The fully-equipped communal kitchen and free tea and coffee give a warm welcome to guests. Guests can rent linens if needed and find a washing machine, tumble dryer, and ironing facilities handy. You can also enjoy free social events including BBQ, games, dinner, and adventure walks, all hosted by the hostel.

Hostel Lollis Homestay offers easy access to the Neustadt Train Station, a 15-minute walk away, and free use of bikes to explore the city. You won't be bored here, and the city map helps to navigate.

Hostel Louise 20 is only a 15-minute tram ride from Dresden's historic center, you’ll be living it up above Planwirtschaft pub—where the vibe is as chill as the brews. Got ya covered with free WiFi in common areas and cozy, soundproof rooms—for a few extra bucks, they'll even throw in fresh linens and towels. Mingle with other travelers or relish some me-time in your clean, snug space.

Safe? You bet—with triple-key security. Plus, the area’s buzzing with over 130 bars and cool cultural spots—cinemas, galleries, you name it! So grab your backpack and come hang at one of Dresden's best youth hostels for an unforgettable trip on a budget!

The upbeat A&O Dresden Hauptbahnhof's central spot puts you right in the heart of the action, just a quick hop from the main train station. Dig the vibe at their bar on the roof where the city's old-school cool unfolds beneath you. Crash in style with cool rooms of all types, and kick back or buzz with work in their snazzy lobby lounge.

Need wheels-free wandering? They've got city tours starting at your doorstep. Driven in? Parking's a breeze. Heads up: bring your own bed linen or rent theirs, keep suds handy for showers, and a tiny tourist fee's part of the deal. The staff's all smiles and ready to help—though do note, some parts are getting a fresh new look. This Dresden youth ohstel is for young travelers looking to blend city beats with comfy retreats.