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- Do you need to book hostels in advance in Europe?
- Are there still hostels in Europe?
- Are hostels safe in Europe?
- How much does it cost to stay in a hostel in Europe?
- How much money do I need per day in Europe?
- Is it better to book a hotel in advance or walk in?
- What is the age limit for hostels in Europe?
- Which country has the best hostels?
- What is the age limit for hostels?
- What are the do's and don'ts of hostel?
- Do hostels have curfews?
- Is it dangerous to stay in a hostel?
Do you need to book hostels in advance in Europe?
Avoid it - book your first hostel in advance, even if it is just for the first night. ... It will most likely be easier to book hostels last minute in a small, not-so-popular town than it would be to book hostels in Europe cities such as Paris, for example. So "should I book hostels in advance in Europe?" Probably.
Are there still hostels in Europe?
Even though Europe is no longer the budget backpacker's paradise, shoestring travelers still have their pick of several thousand hostels, each providing cheap beds where you sleep alongside strangers for $20–40 per night. ... Many hostels have been remodeled to provide more plumbing and smaller rooms.
Are hostels safe in Europe?
European hostels are, for the most part, safe and well run, with great facilities. However, while most travelers are out to seriously explore Europe just like you, there's always the exception. Following these basic tips when planning your trip to Europe will help you avoid problems.
How much does it cost to stay in a hostel in Europe?
Day-to-Day Europe Travel Expenses. The main day-to-day costs associated with travel include accommodation, food, sightseeing, public transportation, and a few extra incidental costs. Most frugal-minded, hostel-hopping backpackers spend around $70-$105/day in Western Europe and $40-$80/day in Eastern Europe.
How much money do I need per day in Europe?
AU$100 to AU$150 per person, per day.
This will cover sightseeing, food and drinks, shopping and other nitty-gritties.
Is it better to book a hotel in advance or walk in?
The highest prices are quoted to walk-in guests. In terms of room prices, it's much better to book ahead than to simply show up. ... Booking fees are often added to room prices online, so you'll pay more for the same room by booking ahead!
What is the age limit for hostels in Europe?
Most hostel-goers are young travelers between 18-30 (some hostels only allow guests between 18-35 years old).
Which country has the best hostels?
Here are the hostels that, in my opinion, are the best in the world.
- Rocking J's (Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica) ...
- Franceso's (Ios, Greece) ...
- Kabul (Barcelona, Spain) ...
- Nomads (Queenstown, New Zealand) ...
- The Flying Pig (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) ...
- Base St. ...
- Hostel Mostel (Bulgaria) ...
- Tallinn Backpackers (Tallinn, Estonia)
What is the age limit for hostels?
While we have no age limit, most travelers under the age of 18 are required to be traveling with a parent, legal guardian, or leader of an organized group in order to stay at our hostels.
What are the do's and don'ts of hostel?
Keep your things organized and remember you are sharing a communal living space. Be a rustler. Lay out your PJ's or whatever you need for when you get back to your hostel so that you aren't tearing apart your backpack while others sleep. Get others sick.
Do hostels have curfews?
While most hostels don't have any age restrictions, there may be some hostels that are unsuitable for young children or guests with disabilities. It is always good to check beforehand by viewing the relevant hostel page on the YHA website.
Is it dangerous to stay in a hostel?
They're Dangerous
So you've seen or heard of a horror movie based on someone staying at a hostel. ... Hostels are actually really safe. They are staffed 24 hours and most have security cameras installed. If you are ever uncomfortable or don't feel safe, then tell the staff and ask for a room change!
