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Conveniently positioned, Tiger Hostel Riga offers easy access to Riga's best sightseeing areas. It is situated a brief walk from Riga Central Market, the Freedom Monument and Vecriga.
Set in the heart of the city, Wicked Weasel Hostel offers easy access to Riga's main retail and sightseeing areas. It also provides a sun deck, free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour reception.
Cheapest month: | July |
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Most expensive month: | September |
Average price in Riga: | €26/night |
Cheapest price found: | €11/night |
Cheapest day: | Tuesday |
Most expensive day: | Sunday |
Conveniently situated, Doma Hostel offers easy access to Riga's main hot spots. It also provides an express check-in and check-out feature, free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour reception.
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€27/night is an average price for a hostel in Riga throughout the year. Hostel prices do vary, and you’ll find that in March is the most expensive month to book, and in February is the cheapest month to book. Our users recently found Riga hostels for as low as €11/night. In general, Riga hostels for €26 or less are a good deal.
Based on our data, Cinnamon Sally Backpackers Hostel is the best Riga hostel, with a rating of 9.2/10 from 1,191 reviews.
Dome Pearl Hostel is the nearest hostel in Riga to Riga Intl Airport, at a distance of 8.7 km.
The most popular neighbourhood is Centrs, with 6% of our users looking to stay in Riga searching for hostels in this area over the last 12 months. Hostel Viktorija with Private Rooms is a popular hostel in Centrs that might be available for your travel dates, though there are other great properties in the area as well.
The most popular hostel in Riga that’s close to Riga City Centre is Cinnamon Sally Backpackers Hostel. Just 0.9 km separate Cinnamon Sally Backpackers Hostel from Riga City Centre, the city’s most popular attraction. 1,191 HotelsCombined reviewers gave the Cinnamon Sally Backpackers Hostel a score of 9.2/10.
Staying in a Riga hostel has many benefits, including cost savings, proximity to the centre of the city, a social and laid-back atmosphere, and similar amenities to hotels (such as Wi-Fi, continental breakfast, or 24/7 check-in). Hostels in Riga tend to attract younger, solo travellers, but they can be great for couples and families as well.