3 Best Hostels in Ouro Preto

History Hostel is in a quiet corner of Ouro Preto, just a short walk from the historic Tiradentes Square. The building is beautiful, with old colonial charm and a peaceful atmosphere. You can enjoy the view of the town’s hills from the balcony or garden. It’s in a great location, close to museums, churches, and local restaurants, but still calm enough to relax after a day of sightseeing.

The rooms are clean and simple, with lockers and power outlets for each bed. History Hostel has both dorms and private rooms, and all are well maintained. The shared bathrooms are also kept clean. Breakfast is included and served with fresh fruits and local bread. Wi-Fi works well in most areas of the hostel.

History Hostel is great for solo travelers who want a calm but social vibe. The common area is perfect for meeting people and planning your next adventure around Minas Gerais.

La Musica Hostel OuroPreto is a cozy property situated in the heart of Ouro Preto, just 1 km from Sao Francisco de Paula Church. The hostel features a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property, as well as a terrace for guests to enjoy. The property is located within walking distance of several popular attractions, including Oratorio Museum, Igreja Sao Francisco de Assis, and Ouro Preto City Hall.

Guests can take advantage of the shared kitchen and luggage storage facilities provided by the hostel. Some rooms also come equipped with a kitchenette, featuring a fridge, microwave, and stovetop.

La Musica Hostel OuroPreto is conveniently located near several other points of interest, including Inconfidencia Museum, Opera House - Municipal Theatre, and Nossa Senhora do Carmo Church. The nearest airport is Belo Horizonte/Pampulha – Carlos Drummond de Andrade Airport, located 107 km from the hostel.

Nuh Hostel is a colorful and cozy hostel located in the Rosário neighborhood, a short walk downhill from the main square. It’s very easy to reach the bus terminal and many of Ouro Preto’s baroque churches and museums. The area has a mix of locals and students, giving Nuh Hostel a relaxed, friendly vibe.

The staff at Nuh Hostel are helpful and speak both Portuguese and English. Dorm beds are comfy with curtains for privacy, plus there are large lockers. You’ll find good kitchen facilities for cooking your own meals and a peaceful terrace to enjoy a coffee. Free breakfast is served every morning, and the Wi-Fi is reliable.

Nuh Hostel is perfect for backpackers who like a mix of quiet and social spaces. It’s not a party hostel, but it’s easy to meet people in the common areas or during the occasional events. Great value for money and a strong community feeling.