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Salt Lake City Hostels

Salt Lake City
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Best Hostels in Salt Lake City

Mikes Place Mikes Place

Mikes Place

462 East 800 South
1.5 km (0.9 mi) from city center
  • Shared kitchen
  • Free parking
  • Security
  • Air conditioning
  • Flat-screen TV
  • Leisure/ TV room

Located 3 km from such significant cultural landmarks as Utah Museum of Fine Arts, the hostel is also 2.6 km from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Conference Center. The comfortable hostel is in the vicinity of the Pleasant Liberty Urban Park.

Mikes Place hostel invites sports fans to visit Vivint Smart Home Arena, which is 15 minutes away by car.

9.7
3 reviews
~ US$60 / night

Mikes Place

1.5 km (0.9 mi) from city center
  • Shared kitchen
  • Free parking
  • Security
  • Air conditioning
  • Flat-screen TV
  • Leisure/ TV room

Mikes Place

Located 3 km from such significant cultural landmarks as Utah Museum of Fine Arts, the hostel is also 2.6 km from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Conference Center. The comfortable hostel is in the vicinity of the Pleasant Liberty Urban Park.

Mikes Place hostel invites sports fans to visit Vivint Smart Home Arena, which is 15 minutes away by car.

9.7
3 reviews
From US$ 60 / night

Cheap Hostels in Salt Lake City

  • Popular choice
Bposhtels Slc Bposhtels Slc

Bposhtels Slc

660 S 400 W B
1.2 km (0.7 mi) from city center
  • Free parking
  • 24-hour reception
  • Air conditioning
  • Leisure/ TV room
  • Luggage storage
  • Sauna

Land Cruiser Heritage Museum is a mere 350 metres from this Salt Lake City hostel, and natural sites like the scenic Mill Creek Canyon are a mere 1.6 km away. There is the lined City Creek Park within 25 minutes' walk of the hostel.

The Roman Catholic church "Cathedral of the Madeleine", a prominent religious site, is 2.4 km from the Salt Lake City accommodation.

8.2
277 reviews
~ US$57 / night

Bposhtels Slc

1.2 km (0.7 mi) from city center
  • Free parking
  • 24-hour reception
  • Air conditioning
  • Leisure/ TV room
  • Luggage storage
  • Sauna

Bposhtels Slc

Land Cruiser Heritage Museum is a mere 350 metres from this Salt Lake City hostel, and natural sites like the scenic Mill Creek Canyon are a mere 1.6 km away. There is the lined City Creek Park within 25 minutes' walk of the hostel.

The Roman Catholic church "Cathedral of the Madeleine", a prominent religious site, is 2.4 km from the Salt Lake City accommodation.

8.2
277 reviews
From US$ 57 / night

Hostels near Salt Lake City

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Park City Hostel Park City Hostel

Park City Hostel

1781 Sidewinder Drive, Suite 201
34.8 km (21.6 mi) from Salt Lake City
  • BBQ facilities
  • Free parking
  • VIP check-in/ -out
  • Air conditioning
  • Entertainment
  • Sun terrace

The boutique hostel is located in the mountainous part of Park City, 10 minutes' drive from Park Silly Sunday Market.

This Park City accommodation is also situated within a few blocks of Kimball Art Center.

The property features guest rooms complete with reading lamps, and in some rooms, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels.

9.1
149 reviews
~ US$76 / night

Park City Hostel

34.8 km (21.6 mi) from Salt Lake City
  • BBQ facilities
  • Free parking
  • VIP check-in/ -out
  • Air conditioning
  • Entertainment
  • Sun terrace

Park City Hostel

The boutique hostel is located in the mountainous part of Park City, 10 minutes' drive from Park Silly Sunday Market.

This Park City accommodation is also situated within a few blocks of Kimball Art Center.

The property features guest rooms complete with reading lamps, and in some rooms, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels.

9.1
149 reviews
From US$ 76 / night

Are you in a hurry?

Here is a quick list of Hostels in Salt Lake City, selected based on their rating

Name of hotel Accommodation Rating Price, $
Mikes Place

9.7 / 10

(3 Reviews)

From 60$
Bposhtels Slc

8.2 / 10

(277 Reviews)

From 57$
Park City Hostel

9.1 / 10

(149 Reviews)

From 76$

Frequently Asked Questions

Which hostels in Salt Lake City are best for staying downtown?

Park City Hostel and Bposhtels Slc are both located in the downtown area. This allows you to easily walk to attractions like the Utah State Capitol and City Creek Center.

Tip:

Check the wait times for local attractions after 6pm; you'll find shorter queues in the evenings.

What hostels are near the University of Utah?

Mikes Place and Bposhtels Slc are close to the University of Utah. They provide convenient access to campus events and activities.

Tip:

Visit during the weekdays to access free campus events, like guest lectures and art exhibits.

Which pet-friendly hostels in Salt Lake City allow dogs?

Bposhtels Slc has a pet-friendly policy, welcoming dogs of all sizes. This is ideal if you want to explore the city with your furry friend.

Tip:

Bring a leash and water bowl for outdoor adventures at Pioneer Park, which is nearby.

Are there budget hostels in Salt Lake City with breakfast?

Both Park City Hostel and Mikes Place offer budget rates with breakfast included. This helps you save on meals while starting your day right.

Tip:

Enjoy breakfast before 9am; it's quieter, and you can maximize your morning plans.

What hostels have pools for relaxation in Salt Lake City?

While most hostels don't have pools, nearby hotels like the Hyatt House have pool access. You can enjoy a swim after a day of sightseeing.

Tip:

Plan your visit to the pool before 5pm when it is likely less crowded.

Which hostels in Salt Lake City are close to the airport?

Bposhtels Slc is about a 15-minute drive from Salt Lake City International Airport. This is convenient for travelers arriving late or departing early.

Tip:

Consider rideshare services as they are often cheaper than airport taxis, especially during peak hours.

Where can I find hostels near popular parks in Salt Lake City?

Mikes Place and Park City Hostel are both near Liberty Park. This spacious park is perfect for jogging, picnics, and outdoor fun.

Tip:

Visit Liberty Park early in the morning for fewer crowds and best views of the sun rising over the mountains.

What unique events should I plan to attend in Salt Lake City?

The Salt Lake City Arts Festival happens each spring and showcases local art, food, and performances. It's a great way to experience local culture.

Tip:

Purchase festival tickets online to avoid long lines, especially on opening day.

How can I explore local cuisine in Salt Lake City?

Visit the Historic 25th Street for a variety of restaurants, including seafood, Mexican, and vegan options. Each place offers unique local flavors.

Tip:

Try to dine during lunchtime for special deals; many restaurants offer half-priced meals on weekdays.

What is the best way to get around Salt Lake City?

Public transit, especially TRAX light rail, connects key areas like downtown and the airport. Purchase a day pass for unlimited travel.

Tip:

Plan your trips before rush hour, as trams can get crowded after 5pm on weekdays.

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