Centrum Hostel Baku

Centrum Hostel Baku is a hostel at 3 Khagani Street, one minute on foot from Nizami Street, with a score around 8.3 out of 10 on Kayak. Centrum Hostel Baku is listed at 3 Khagani Street, Baku AZ1000, Azerbaijan, in the Fountain Square, Nizami Street and Islam Safarli Street part of Baku. The property sits in the Fountain Square district, the pedestrian heart of central Baku, Azerbaijan. Nizami Street, the main promenade of shops, cafes and restaurants, runs through the area, and the walls of the Old City (Icheri Sheher) are a short walk away. The Caspian waterfront Boulevard lies a few minutes downhill, and the Sahil and 28 May metro stations are within walking distance, so most central sightseeing is possible on foot. Bakeries, souvenir shops and currency-exchange offices line the surrounding streets, and Heydar Aliyev International Airport is roughly 25 minutes away by car outside rush hour. Beds are in 16-bed and 4-bed mixed dorms, with Private double and Superior rooms also available. No restaurant is listed, but Nizami Street cafes are a minute away. No spa is listed. The hostel offers a social atmosphere and a central base for solo travellers. Amenities listed for the property include mixed dormitories, private double rooms, one minute on foot to nizami street. Visitors arriving by air can take a taxi or a prearranged transfer from Heydar Aliyev International Airport, and the airport bus line connects it with central Baku. Within the city, the metro, buses and ride-hailing apps are inexpensive, and the main sights of Baku, from the Old City to the Boulevard and the Heydar Aliyev Center, are easy to reach from here. Dorm beds in Baku hostels typically cost roughly fifteen to thirty-five Azerbaijani manat per night and private rooms somewhat more, with prices rising during Formula 1 race weekend and the summer peak. Guests usually bring a padlock for lockers, and staff generally speak some English as well as Russian and Azerbaijani. Spring and autumn bring the most pleasant weather for exploring Baku on foot, while July and August can be hot and humid.