Loule Coreto Hostel

About this stay

Loule Coreto Hostel keeps costs down without cutting the essentials: breakfast is included, there's a shared kitchen for anyone wanting to cook rather than eat out every night, and the Castelo de Loulé is an eight-minute walk away, close enough for families to fold into an afternoon without much planning. Largo João XXIII, four minutes on foot, sits at the edge of the older streets, and Restaurante Pira Cevicheria is a six-minute walk for a proper meal out. Rooms are air-conditioned and the hostel runs kid-friendly throughout, aimed at families and budget travellers who don't need a pool or resort extras to enjoy a few days in Loulé's old town.

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