Prague has turned up as the most popular tourist destination in Europe. Here beer is cheaper than water. Czech capital nevertheless is underrated nightlife destinations in the world as most of its cozy dive bars and booming techno clubs stay unexplored. Prague also has dedicated party hostels that can make anyone knockback to Becherovkas and shout na zdraví in a flash. What else! There is no fun like staying at a party hostel in Prague. The party hostels in the city are neat, clean, and welcoming. We have gathered a list of top five party hostels you should consider for your next trip.
By Lizzy
Top 5 Hostels in Prague:
The 5 Best Party Hostels in Prague
Clown and Bard
Price: $37
Prague has one of the most popular party hostels, Clown and Bard It is a decent place for young travelers. The hostel has an on-site bar offering regular happy hours and cheap drinks. Live music is a common thing. It is located in Zizkov and is a 20-minute walk from Wenceslas Square. The guests are offered with the option of choosing either an attached bathroom or a bed in a dormitory.
Staying at Clown and Bard, you may also get to experience movie nights and live music performances. The hostel is staffed with young travelers who can also guide you as to what to do and see in Prague. The hostel is surrounded by various restaurants, bars, and pubs. The metro station and train are also nearby, connecting to the main points of the city. The nearby attraction includes National Memorial on the Vítkov Hill, Karlin Musical Theater, Prague Castle, Prague Astronomical Clock, and Historical Building of the National Museum of Prague.
The hostel has a range of room types for all the number of group people. There is a triple room with a standard bathroom, double or twin room with private bathroom, bed in a six-bed dormitory room, and a lot more. Read more..
- Location, bar
- Live music
The MadHouse Prague
Price: $21
Backpackers looking for a comfy social life should stay at The MadHouse Prague a place where guests are treated like a family. It is the best hostel one will ever come across for socializing with travelers and enjoy a good time.
The hostel organizes regular activities for its guests. These activities include beer pong tournaments, beer garden trips, and family dinners. It is spread in a large area and accompanies 40 guests comfortably. Its hostel rooms includes a private bathroom with a shower.
If you are looking for a fun place in Prague, for a rad time with friends, the MadHouse should be your destination. The hostel is nearby Wenceslas Square, Municipal House, Charles Bridge, Duplex Club, Globe English Bookstore and Café, and more. Read more..
- Social life
- Planned activities
- Location
Hostel ELF
Price: $17
Hostel ELF established in 2000 as one of the first hostels in Prague. The place maintains an eventful vibe and happy backpackers’ mood. The day at the hostel starts with a delicious buffet breakfast. The boon is for the beverages lover; the hostel offers complimentary hot beverages throughout the day. It is the most welcoming place for youth to hang out and indulge in yummy appetizers prepared by the hostel staff.
Guests at Hostel ELF can prove their cooking skills at its fully-equipped shared kitchen. The place is close to some hot destination in Prague, such as historical downtown, which is just 20 minutes away from the hostel. Prague Astronomical Clock, Wenceslas Square, U Vystřelenýho Oka café, and Palladium supermarket are also close to the property. Read more..
- Location
- Buffet Breakfast
- Complimentary hot beverages
Hostel One Prague
Price: $9 per night for one person
Hostel One Prague is the most beautiful place to stay with your friends in Zizkov, Prague’s district, also known for the district for young and adventurous. Most of the cafes, bars, pubs, clubs, and restaurants are situated in Zizkov. Moreover, staying at Hostel One Prague is cheaper as compared to other hostels in the city. The hostel has a lot to offer to its guests. From the time you check-in till the time you check-out, there is nothing to worry about. The hostel has friendly international staff always busy with planning activities and recommending great places to the guests. The staff, in particular, is excellent if you are a diehard party lover. They run parties throughout the city and can suggest places for the best party experience.
The place is cool and comfortable to relax. Each room at Hostel One Prague has a bathroom and shower with unlimited hot water. The hostel has a shared kitchen which is open throughout the day. It also offers free tea and coffee to its guests 24X7. There is also a TV lounge, a computer room, and the Rave Cave bar. At the bar, one can enjoy high waves of melodious beats with their favorite drinks. There is also an outdoor area for guests in need to escape from the tussle of daily life.
- Free hot beverages 24X7
- TV Lounge
- Bar
- Shared Kitchen
PLUS Prague
Price: $26 per night for one person
PLUS Prague is at a short distance from Prague’s stunning historic city center. It is the only hostel in Prague with a fitness center. PLUS Prague was recently renovated with modern facilities, bigger rooms. It has a free sauna & indoor saltwater swimming pool open for guests to enjoy throughout the year with beer and drinks.
You can have a great time hanging out with your friends at home. The hostel, however, does not offer free meals or beverages. You will have to spend some money on the delicious food at the hostel. The hostel has a unique ‘girl-only space’ equipped with big bathrooms, hairdryers, and cosmetic tables with mirrors. Girls can expect some special treatment at the checkin time, and may get a complimentary cosmetics bag with lots of goodies in it.
PLUS Prague allows its guests to stay for a maximum time of 10 days. If you are planning to stay longer than this, you may have to speak to the hostel representative before booking the rooms. Read more..
- swimming Pool
- Free Sauna
- Girls Space
- Cosmetic Goodies
How Is Night Life In Prague?
The Czech Republic consumes more beer every year than any country, and it is a fact. From here, you can get an idea about the beerishie nights of Prague. Here beer is cheaper than water in the restaurants. So, why not have a drink and a lovely evening.
Prague, in particular, has many bars and restaurants. Most of its bars are underground cellar bars. They look like a standard bar from outside, but when you walk inside; you are led by a stair to underground cozy cave where people dance to the tunes of DJs, in short, clubs, and bars the two significant spots for nightlife in Prague. The peak hours in any Prague club are 2AM, and most clubs are open till the sun rises.
The Most Popular Clubs and Party Areas in Prague
- Sasazu: People who like raves and house music would love to be at Sasazu, which hosts big names occasionally. Sasazu is regarded as the most extensive entertainment facilities in the city and can entertain 2500 plus people. While being at Sasazu, you may get a chance to meet some locals and international personalities like Dutch DJ Tiesto and German DJ Paul van Dyk.
- Retro: Retro is a small version of Sasazu. It is also a cellar bar and can house 1200 people at a time. The bar witness amazing soundtracks by renowned DJs on weekends. This is a great place where you can meet new people and enjoy a lovely evening.
- Lucerna: If you like to dance on the beats of the 80s and 90s music, Lucerna is the right place for you. Located in the center of Prague’s central shopping district, Wenceslas Square, you can do so much while being here. Shop in the day time and enjoy drinks with friends in the evening. International tourists in the evening visit the bar. It can prove to be a great place to make new friends.
About Prague
Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic, is a fun place to party and relax. Tourists in Prague find themselves surrounded by a dominating homogeneous population that includes a small Slovak community and larger community of Czechs. Following World War II, the city embraced several demographic peculiarities. Now there are more women than men, and the sizable proportion of the female population is past the age of fertility.
Lizzy
Traveler & Blogger
Hi, I’m Lizzy! In the past 10 years I’ve travelled 60 countries and I’m still counting. While I was backpacking I could not find a website that provides valuable information about hostels. After months of thinking, doubting and brainstorming, hostelstobook.com was born.
I hope to make your trip easier, so you’d only stay in the best hostels around the globe. Do you have any questions? Don’t hesitate to send me a message.
Frequently Asked Questions
Well, the first one is easy: Budapest. If you liked Prague, you’ll love Budapest. Besides that, we would recommend to turn your trip into a full central European trip. Visit Bratislava, Berlin, Vienna, Krakow and Belgrade for the full experience.
Prague has a unique nightlife culture. You can choose either to stay at a club all night or in a public place like Riegrovy sady, a big park with a beer garden offering a scenic view of Prague castle. Adventure lovers may take a bus 511- the longest night ride connecting the north and south of Prague.
Being in Prague, you may come across some excellent restaurants. For a romantic dinner, you can take your date to the Zizkov TV tower in Oblaca restaurant. The tower offers the best view of the city. The TV was recently renovated and reopened as Tower Park Praha. It now houses a decent dining restaurant and a one-room hotel at the top of it.