Hostels · Quebec · Canada
We reviewed 16 hostels across Montreal and selected the best-rated options for every traveler and budget.
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Downtown & Social
Montreal Hostel
A sociable downtown hostel with free breakfast, a metro stop on its doorstep, and a mix of dorms and private rooms.
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Eco-friendly & central
Montreal Hostel
A stylish, eco-conscious hostel in Montreal's Village with rooftop jacuzzis, private rooms, and a prime location near Beaudry metro.
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Social & Central
Montreal Hostel
A social, well-run hotel-hostel in central Montreal, with a lively bar, friendly staff, and a location that puts you near the metro and bus station.
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Old Montreal Hostel
Montreal Hostel
A friendly hostel in Old Montreal with a communal kitchen, movie nights, and a 8.3 guest rating.
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Budget-friendly
Montreal Hostel
A wallet-friendly dormitory stay in Old Montreal, close to historic sights and a short walk to downtown.
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Central & Social
Montreal Hostel
A clean, well-located hostel in Old Montreal with friendly staff and a budget price.
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Youth Hostel
Montreal Hostel
A lively Plateau hostel with free pancakes, a rooftop BBQ deck, and a location that puts you in the middle of Montreal's bar and restaurant scene.
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Old Montreal hostel
Montreal Hostel
A well-located hostel in Old Montreal, steps from Bota Bota and a quick walk to the metro, with free Wi-Fi and air conditioning.
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Central & simple
Montreal
A no-frills hostel a 5-minute walk from City Hall, with a shared lounge and free Wi-Fi.
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Top Rated
Montreal
A 5-star budget hostel with a shared kitchen and lounge, steps from Laurier Avenue.
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Budget-friendly
A wallet-friendly stay in central Montreal, close to Mount Royal Park and with communal spaces.
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Central dormitory
Montreal Hostel
A straightforward dormitory stay steps from Just for Laughs Museum, with strong staff ratings.
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Budget & central
Montreal
A wallet-friendly base in Plateau Mont Royal, just steps from the metro and surrounded by cafés and theatres.
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Budget Stay
Montreal
A practical Montreal hostel with a museum nearby and a range of dorm sizes.
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Self-catering
Montreal
Self-catering hostel a 6-minute walk from Trenholme Park, with shared kitchen and laundry.
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Budget & Central
Montreal
Budget dorms in Montreal's Latin Quarter, steps from the action.
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The best hostels in Montreal offer a mix of social atmosphere and practical comforts. M Montreal Hostel stands out as the highest-rated, with an 8.7 rating and a prime location near Beaudry metro, featuring rooftop jacuzzis and eco-friendly practices. For the most budget-conscious, Pod Hotel and Alt Hostel both offer beds from just $21 CAD, putting a dorm stay within easy reach of the city's main attractions. Prices and amenities vary widely, so consider what matters most—whether it's free breakfast, a lively bar, or proximity to a specific neighborhood.
Staying in downtown Montreal puts you steps from the metro, major attractions, and the city's best nightlife. Auberge Saintlo Montreal Hostel offers a social vibe with free breakfast and a metro stop on its doorstep, starting at $60 CAD. Samesun Montreal Hotel & Hostel is another strong choice, with a lively bar and friendly staff, all for as little as $33 CAD. Expect to pay a bit more for this convenience, but you'll save on transit and have the city at your feet.
For a stay that feels like a step back in time, Old Montreal is the place. Here you'll find a mix of historic buildings and charming cobblestone streets. Alt Hostel is a clean, well-located option with a budget price of just $21 CAD, while Auberge Alternative, with its communal kitchen and movie nights, is a friendly pick for $28 CAD. Those seeking more comfort can consider The Little Prince Rooms-Old Montreal, which offers private rooms starting at $153 CAD, a short walk from Bota Bota and the metro.
Several hostels offer beds from as little as $21 CAD per night, including Pod Hotel and Alt Hostel in Old Montreal. Hotel Stay Mont Royal in the Plateau also starts at $24 CAD.
For a first visit, staying in Downtown or Old Montreal is ideal. You'll be within walking distance of major sights, metro stations, and plenty of restaurants. Auberge Saintlo Montreal Hostel and Alt Hostel are both well-located in these areas.
Montréal-Trudeau Airport (YUL) is about 20 km from downtown Montreal. The 747 bus runs from the airport to downtown and connects with the metro, a trip that takes roughly 60-70 minutes depending on traffic.
Yes. M Montreal Hostel, Auberge Saintlo Montreal Hostel, and The Little Prince Rooms-Old Montreal all offer private rooms, though prices can be significantly higher than dorm beds—upwards of $153 CAD in the case of the latter.
Montreal's hostel scene is as diverse as the city itself. You'll find social hostels with rooftop jacuzzis in the Village, budget-friendly dorms in the heart of Old Montreal, and laid-back spots in the Plateau, steps from the metro and surrounded by cafes and theatres. Prices range from around $21 per night for a bed in a shared dorm to over $150 for a private room in a well-located spot.
Most hostels cluster in the central neighborhoods: Downtown, Old Montreal, and the Plateau Mont-Royal. This means you're rarely far from a metro station, and many properties are within walking distance of top sights like Mount Royal Park, the Just for Laughs Museum, or the historic streets of Old Montreal. While the majority are true hostels with dormitory-style rooms, a few properties on this page are actually budget hotels or residences that offer a hostel-like experience without the shared sleeping quarters.
This collection of hostels is perfect for budget-conscious travelers who want a social atmosphere and a central location without sacrificing comfort. If you're looking for a stay with more amenities, like a pool or on-site gym, or prefer the privacy of a traditional hotel, you might want to check out the main Hotels in Montreal page or filter for specific features like parking or family-friendly options. For those wanting a bit more luxury, the 4-star hotels page offers a different kind of experience.