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Cheap accommodation in Portugal used to mean staying at 'pensão' or 'residências', which are small family-run properties. Now, with a lot more hostels opening throughout Portugal, travellers have more of a choice than ever before.
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Top Hostels in Lisbon
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We Love F. Tourists
- Lisbon
- from US$14.27
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Home Lisbon Hostel
- Lisbon
- from US$14.27
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Lisboa Central Hostel
- Lisbon
- from US$13.08
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Travellers House
- Lisbon
- from US$14.27
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Lookout Lisbon! Hostel
- Lisbon
- from US$11.89
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Equity Point Lisboa
- Lisbon
- from US$14.99
Top Hostels in Porto
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Gallery Hostel Porto
- Porto
- from US$20.22
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Yes! Porto Hostel
- Porto
- from US$16.65
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Garden House Hostel
- Porto
- from US$16.65
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Rivoli Cinema Hostel
- Porto
- from US$19.03
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Hostel GaiaPorto
- Porto
- from US$19.03
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Oporto Invictus Hostel
- Porto
- from US$13.08
Top Hostels in Lagos
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Gold Coast
- Lagos
- from US$14.27
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Hostels.com features 716 hostels in Portugal at the moment.
Hostelling International looks after quite a few Portuguese hostels and most of these are open all year round. However, some hostels in Portugal do have periods during the winter months where they're closed to visitors.
It's a good idea to make a reservation before you arrive at any of these hostels. And remember that, for the most part, hostels in Portugal are non-smoking.
Hostelling International looks after quite a few Portuguese hostels and most of these are open all year round. However, some hostels in Portugal do have periods during the winter months where they're closed to visitors.
It's a good idea to make a reservation before you arrive at any of these hostels. And remember that, for the most part, hostels in Portugal are non-smoking.
