Hostels in Faro District, Portugal

"Negative points: The beds were not very comfortable for two people as they are not well bundled. The showers are also improved, you need to press the button every three seconds to get water and have no tub, so the screw is fixed. The room was very comfortable and was very comfortable. Check In quite late. Insonorization could also be better. The positive: Friendly at reception Breakfast included Quite good location, only a little complicated sometimes to park but have a garage space option Shoes and common areas loan"

"The apartment is very accommodating and impeccably clean; everything was perfect."

"I stayed for a day. Perfect place. Budget friendly. Very spacious kitchen and common area. Quite clean. The house keeper was very friendly and stated the rules very clearly. The restaurants nearby were good for me. The beach was very good. I enjoyed the trip."

"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."

"Really well equipped, handy for the airport and everyone was very friendly. Booking in and out straightforward and well informed .Very much enjoyed our dip in the small pool"

"This is by far the best hostel I stayed at, in spite of the number of occupants. I was lucky to have very quiet boys in the room. There’s only one bathroom, connected to the room, but it worked. The hostel is new, modern and spotless. The owner is very friendly. The hostel is also 5 minutes walk from the beach. It was perfect. It’s a long walk to Albufeira from the city buses, and not very clear where the FlixBus stops. I wouldn’t recommend walking from the train station, which took me 4 hours. There’s a local bus, don’t scrimp = TAKE IT. Or take an Uber, or Bolt. Or ask the taxi what he wants to charge from the bus stop at the train station ! The RedeExpress is where the bus station is (but not for the FlixBus). In summary, you can go to Albufeira by FlixBus, but it’s difficult to know where FlixBus leaves Albufeira from. That all said, Albufeira is very difficult in high season, TOO CROWDED, but the Portuguese are tolerant and very patient because they know that tourism is lucrative and has raised the whole country out of poverty. Residents enjoy cheap and / or free public transport on local buses (cheap monthly passes). Residents are respectful and kind. You can practice your Portuguese with them for a laugh, but they all speak English to varying degrees. Here you can meet real residents. On the beach, not necessarily in the pubs. I loved it here. Don’t miss it."

"We are enchanted in this accommodation, the pool is incredible and we were always alone so fabulous. Workers are enchanting and very sympathetic. I recommend it 100x100"

"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!"

"The staff were extraordinary. The accommodations and fully equipped kitchen are excellent."