Hostels in Lima

On average, it’s $31/night for a hostel in Lima, though $27/night or less would be considered a good deal. The least expensive hostel our users have found recently was for $7/night in Lima. Try to avoid booking your hostel in February (the most expensive month). Booking in March (the cheapest month) could save you money.

Based on our data, Hostal Porta is the best Lima hostel, with a rating of 8.4/10 from 2,447 reviews.

If you’re looking for hostels in Lima that aren’t far from Lima J Chavez Intl Airport, then the closest one is Kurmi Hostel Lima Airport, which is 1.6 mi away.

While there are other neighborhoods throughout Lima, 3% of HotelsCombined users searched for hostels in Miraflores in the past 12 months, making it a popular choice. Inti Killa Hostel is our most popular hostel in this area.

If you’re looking for a hostel near Huaca Pucllana while in Lima, then opt for the popular Red Llama Eco Hostel with a 8.2/10 review score from 1,270 users. The distance from Huaca Pucllana to Red Llama Eco Hostel is 0.6 mi.

Staying at a hostel in Lima is a great way to save money, as hostels are often less expensive than hotels and vacation rentals. Hostels are ideal for solo travelers due to their dorm-style sleeping arrangements (though some hostels do offer private rooms).

Yes, Lima has 8 hostels with “Wi-Fi” as a featured amenity. Based on our data, Red Llama Eco Hostel is the most popular Lima hostel with this amenity.