Brasilia
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5 handpicked hostels in Brasilia, sorted by traveler rating.
Brasilia is Brazil's capital, built from scratch on the central plateau and inaugurated in 1960 as a planned city shaped like a bow, with Oscar Niemeyer's government buildings lining the Monumental Axis. Hostels cluster in the numbered residential superquadras of Asa Norte and Asa Sul rather than a historic old town, which keeps prices low for a capital city. Travelers usually stop here to see the modernist architecture and the National Congress before continuing to the coast.
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Best Hostels in Brasilia
5 handpicked hostels in Brasilia, sorted by traveler rating.
Hostel Cobogó - Piscina e Relax
Hostel Cobogó offers a garden, a terrace and balcony, a shared kitchen and free WiFi in Brasilia, with a continental breakfast served each morning and free on-site private parking, about 29 kilometers from the international airport.
Joy Hostel & Suítes
Joy Hostel & Suítes offers family rooms with private bathrooms and city views in Brasilia's Asa Norte, plus a bar, lounge, shared kitchen, minimarket, tour desk and bicycle parking, about 19 kilometers from the international airport.
O Ogro
O Ogro is a bar-and-lounge hostel in Brasilia's 708 Norte superquadra, with air-conditioned private-bathroom rooms, a work desk in every room, free WiFi and English- and Portuguese-speaking reception, about 20 kilometers from the international airport.
Hostel FreeWay
Hostel FreeWay is an adults-only hostel in Brasilia's 708 Norte superquadra, with a sun terrace, a shared kitchen, meeting rooms, air-conditioning and a continental buffet breakfast, about 20 kilometers from the international airport.
Hostel A Cozinha de Cora
Hostel A Cozinha de Cora offers private-bathroom rooms with air-conditioning, a garden, a shared kitchen with grocery delivery, and walking, bike and hiking tours in Brasilia, about 29 kilometers from the international airport.
Hand-picked guides.
Three Brasilia hostels give backpackers a shared lounge worth pulling a deck of cards or a board game into: Hostel Cobogó pairs its lounge w…
Three hostels in Brasilia's Asa Norte superquadras serve breakfast daily: Hostel Cobogó offers a continental spread each morning, Hostel Fre…
Two of Brasilia's superquadra hostels put a real garden on the property: Hostel Cobogó pairs its garden with a terrace and balcony, and Host…
All four of Brasilia's most-reviewed hostels give guests a shared kitchen: Hostel Cobogó's sits by its garden, Hostel FreeWay's shares space…