Hostels in Faro District, Portugal

It was convenient to eat at night. The staff was also very friendly and a good trip thank you.

Great location! Cozy «family» dinners for cheap every night at Hostellicious with delicious homemade dishes, wine, sangria at the family barbecue at Casa D’Alagoa (see pictures) Everybody was very respectful in my 6 person female only room, and quiet at night. Made friends with many of them every day during my stay!  Lots of places to hang with people both inside and on the patio, beautiful interior  Lots of activities with great prices just for people staying at the hostel, like boat tours, hiking, bike rentals, pub crawls every night with hostellicious Bring a padlock with a thick neck, a thinwire padlock doesn’t work for keeping your drawer locked.  Sun umbrellas can be rented for like €3!! Took it to the praia de Faro. Just a ten min walk to the port from the hostel, €4 with the ferry, amazing long strip of beaches  Faro has my ♡

I think it's very good! First of all, it was very cheap. I was worried about bedbugs at first but I didn't. I slept very comfortably. Secondly, I felt that it was very convenient to live there, and the kitchen was very clean. I thought the environment was very good.

Walking distance to the bus station. There are no lift available here, room was clean with fast wifi. Communal kitchen was spacious and good.

Great location. 5 minute walk to main bus station, 5 minute walk to the harbour strip. Room was spotless, as were toilets and showers. Was a locker and key if required. Though I never used the kitchen, it was clean and looked well stocked. The sun terrace is amazing, traps the sun the whole day. Plenty of grocery and restaurants in the street. Highly recommend!

This youth hostel is in a good location, close to the commercial street. I live on the second floor and have a shared large balcony. When the weather is good, you can see the sunrise. It takes ten minutes to walk from the coach station and train station. The overall feeling is good and the merchants are not bad.

The location is good, about a 20-minute walk from the train station and bus terminal, and it's very close to the center. The staff are also friendly. The kitchen is a bit small and there is one bathroom for both men and women on each floor, so it's best to avoid busy times. There is a bar on the first floor that is open late, so it can be a bit noisy at night, so it may be difficult for sensitive people.

Basic accommodation. Staff were pretty helpful, Terrance was very inactive the night I was there though has potential.

This hotel is in the city, within walking distance from the train station and bus station. It is good that there is a kitchen for cooking. There are basically mixed rooms on the first floor, and mixed baths. The men's and women's bathrooms on the second floor have separate washing areas.