5 reviewed party hostels · from €9.67/night · Hostelworld rated
Prague’s nightlife doesn’t just live up to the hype: it delivers in places you’d least expect. Take **Karlovy Lázně**, a five-storey club on the Vltava River, where tourists and locals pack the dance floors from midnight until sunrise. Or **Ankali**, a basement venue near Florenc bus station, where techno beats draw a crowd that spills onto the pavement by 2 AM. The hostel scene here is just as lively. **PLUS Prague** runs its own bar, serving cheap beer and shots until 3 AM, while **Hostel ELF** turns its courtyard into an impromptu party space most nights. Stay in Žižkov or Holešovice, and you’ll be within walking distance of some of the city’s best bars, with dorm beds starting at under €10 a night.
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Ahoy! Hostel in Prague is the go-to spot for party lovers. Nestled close to Old Town Square and vibrant nightlife, it offers a sociable atmosphere with activities like beer tours and family dinners. Enjoy comfortable beds, friendly staff, and fully equipped kitchens.
Onefam Oldtown welcomes solo travellers and small groups to immerse themselves in Prague's historic centre. With a central location near iconic landmarks, guests can easily explore by day and dive into the city's vibrant nightlife by night. Complimentary coffee and tea fuel adventures, while the attentive staff ensures every guest feels welcome.
Crazy Party Hostel located in the Old Town. Really friendly staff making everyone interact and have fun. Regular events organised and regular beer pong, night outs and other fun activities. This hostel is the place to go if you want to party and meet people.
Sir Toby's Hostel in Prague is the ultimate party haven, offering vibrant social events like beer tasting and trivia, a communal kitchen for lively gatherings, and no curfew to ensure your night is endless. It's the perfect spot for fun-loving travellers.
Hostel ELF is known for being a spacious and clean hostel with cool spaces for travelers to meet each others, and is a perfect base to seek for fun, adventures, nightlife, and enjoy a vibrant atmosphere with unique artworks. The hostel offers a wide range of regular events and parties.
Organised nights out with a local guide
This crawl starts with two hours of unlimited beer, wine, vodka, whisky, gin, rum, absinthe, and mixers at the first venue. After that, the group moves to 3–4 bars and clubs, including **Karlovy Lázně**. A T-shirt is included for 250 CZK (€10) extra. Expect a mix of backpackers and stag groups.
How Prague's nightlife zones break down
Žižkov is the backpacker heart of Prague, packed with hostels, dive bars, and late-night kebab shops. The streets around **Husitská** and **Křížkovnického** are lined with pubs where a beer costs less than a coffee. It’s a 15-minute walk from Old Town, but the nightlife here is far cheaper and more local.
Holešovice is where Prague’s creative crowd goes to party. The area around **Dox Centre for Contemporary Art** is full of warehouses turned into bars and clubs, like **Cross Club**. It’s quieter than Žižkov but has a younger, artsier vibe. The riverside walk to Old Town takes 20 minutes.
Old Town is tourist central, with Charles Bridge, the Astronomical Clock, and **Karlovy Lázně** all within walking distance. It’s pricier than other areas, but the convenience is unbeatable. Stay here if you want to be in the middle of the action: just don’t expect cheap drinks.
Where the hostel pub crawls end up, and where to go on your own
A multi-level club on the riverbank, Karlovy Lázně is the go-to for mainstream EDM, hip-hop, and throwback hits. The crowd is a mix of tourists and stag groups, so it gets loud and crowded after 11 PM. Entry is 150 CZK (€6) before midnight, rising to 250 CZK (€10) later. The top floor has a terrace with views of Charles Bridge.
A basement club near Florenc, Ankali is where Prague’s underground techno scene thrives. The sound system is crisp, and the crowd is serious about music: not just drinking. Entry is 100–200 CZK (€4–8), depending on the night. Doors open at 10 PM, but the dance floor doesn’t fill up until after midnight.
This steampunk-themed club in Holešovice looks like a mad scientist’s lab, with moving gears and industrial decor. Music ranges from drum and bass to dubstep, and the crowd is a mix of locals and backpackers. Entry is 150 CZK (€6), and it’s open until 4 AM. The outdoor area is great for cooling off between sets.
A speakeasy-style cocktail bar near Old Town Square, Hemingway Bar is perfect for starting the night with something stronger than beer. Cocktails cost 250–350 CZK (€10–14), but the quality is worth it. The bartenders are experts, and the atmosphere is intimate. Arrive before 9 PM to avoid queues.
One of Prague’s oldest clubs, Roxy is a two-floor venue with everything from live bands to electronic sets. The crowd is eclectic, and the music policy changes nightly. Entry is 100–200 CZK (€4–8), and it’s open until 5 AM. The basement has a smaller dance floor for intimate gigs.
A bar, club, and live music venue rolled into one, Chapeau Rouge is a Žižkov staple. The ground floor is a pub with cheap beer, while the basement hosts gigs and DJ sets. Entry is free before midnight, then 100 CZK (€4) after. The crowd is mostly backpackers and students.