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WELCOME TO PHOENIX HOSTEL



The Hostel is closed
Aug 18-Sept 18

We offer a safe, home-style atmosphere, just a few blocks from Downtown Phoenix and trendy Roosevelt Row 

Hostel Rooms

We have three private rooms, which can accommodate three or four guests,
For more information about the rooms go to ROOMS AND RATES 
Over the summer we are offering limited rooms.
To see what is available follow the BOOK NOW link to our booking engine.

Self Check in and registration 

Checkin:  After 3 pm      Checkout:   10 am

You will need to make a copy of your ID
Office Hours:  10 am - 1 pm
No lock out for registered guests

Hostel Amenities

  • Full Kitchen

  • Laundry Machines

  • Wifi Included

  • Breakfast Included

  • Large Desk in All Guest Rooms

  • Air Conditioned Guest Rooms

  • Ample, Free Street Parking

  • Outdoor Shower - bathing suit required

  • Large Common Areas

  • Lush Gardens

  • Hammocks

  • Musical Instruments

Prime Location

  • Walking distance to downtown

  • Less than a ten minute drive to Sky Harbor Airport

  • Less than one block to the nearest bus stop

  • One mile walk to the Light Rail Station at Central and Roosevelt

Prime Location

Reviews

Karen T.

I felt very safe and welcomed at Phoenix Hostel (I was travelling alone). I had the Skyloft room and this room is most likely bigger than the average hotel room around Phoenix. The view from the balcony was beautiful. The property is clean. Everybody I interacted with at the hostel were very nice. Location was very convenient, just a 2 minute walk off the Roosevelt strip. I have already recommended this hostel to friends and will book again if I ever stay in Phoenix again!

Land Acknowledgement

The Phoenix Hostel & Cultural Center is located in the Salt River Valley on ancestral territories of Indigenous peoples, including the Akimel O’odham (Pima) and Pee Posh (Maricopa) Indian Communities, whose care and keeping of these lands allows us to be here today. We acknowledge the sovereignty of these nations and seek to foster an environment of nurturing and possibility for Native American peoples and patrons. We are advocates and supporters of Native organizing and social justice movements for water rights, land repatriation, public health, housing and cultural return. 
 
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