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Bring In The New Year With a Bang on a Budgetedited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLadyPop the champagne and put on your party hats! This year, we are counting down the most exciting, chic and lively party hotspots for New Year's Eve.Here are some of the best hostel bars, lounges and pubs for ringing in the New Year with a bang and on a budget. This year, make your New Year's resolution a visit to these top party hotspots:Top 5 coolest hostel barsNomads Industry Bar and Lounge – Melbourne, AustraliaNomads Industry Bar and Lounge offers only the best when it comes to New Year's Eve parties. This hostel's Industry Bar and Lounge will have you grooving to tunes and soaking up the vibe all New Year's Eve long. Visitors can sample a wide range of beers, wines and spirits while counting down the seconds to 2008. But the party doesn't stop at midnight! Mingle, dance, drink and be merry until dawn at this hip, noteworthy party hotspot. The art capital of Australia, Melbourne has cultivated a cultured cool. Home to one of the world's largest foreign student populations, this city is brimming with youthful diversity. This New Year's Eve, Melbourne is ditching its undeserved status as Sydney's less hip younger brother. Rates start at $23.00 per person per night Wombat's City Hostel, The Lounge – Vienna, Austria This New Year's Eve, enjoy budget accommodation in style. The Lounge in the
Wombats City Hostel, or the "womBAR," is open for partiers from dusk 'til dawn
every night, with sound-proof brick arches in the basement to keep the noise
away from the rooms. Vienna offers visitors a lively nightlife in every corner
of the city. With its noteworthy cuisine and wide selection of bars, clubs and
lounges, Vienna and Wombat's is the perfect combination for anyone looking for a
fun-filled holiday.Rates start at $26.00 per person per night
Balmers Herberge – Interlaken, Switzerland
St. Christopher's Village – London, England
Dubbed the "Rock and Roll Hostel" and formerly the infamous Spadina Hotel, this historic building has hosted the likes of Leonard Cohen, Jack Nicholson and The Rolling Stones. Is it surprising then that it is known to host some of the wildest parties in all of Canada? The largest hostel in Toronto, Global Village Backpackers is centrally located downtown in Toronto's Entertainment District. The hostel just minutes away from world-class theatre, Toronto's best nightclubs, restaurants & shopping districts and top attractions like the Air Canada Centre and the CN Tower. Head to Global Village in Toronto for a New Year's Eve you'll want to remember. Rates start at $26.00 per person per night Nothando Backpackers - Plettenberg Bay, South Africa ![]() The Far Side bar at the Nothando Backpackers hostel in Plettenberg Bay is an exotic, hip and fun place to celebrate the New Year. With a wide selection of beer, wine and spirits, and a lively atmosphere, visitors of the Nothando Backpackers will ring in the New Year in style and with cheer. Nothando is centrally located and close to everything including pubs, restaurants, night clubs, shops and Plettenberg Bay's famous beaches. With its bustling night life and abundance of natural attractions, travelers who plan their stay at the Nothando Backpackers hostel in Plettenberg Bay are sure to start the New Year off right! Rates start at $13.00 per person per night
Madelyn Miller is a travel and food writer who has never stayed in a hostel. But
the price is right and she loves bargains. Read her stories on
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