The United Kingdom is a tourist paradise. From bustling cities to rolling hills in the countryside and majestic waterfalls, it’s the perfect destination for anyone looking for a nature getaway. But, where do you stay when you’re in the UK? Well, one of the best options is Youth Hostels in the UK. Read on and I’ll show you the hostels I stayed at while travelling around the UK, and why they’re perfect for your next vacation.
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Hostel Types and Facilities
Different types of hostels offer a variety of amenities, from basic dormitories to private rooms with ensuites. You can find hostels that cater to all kinds of travellers, so whether you’re looking for a cheap and cheerful budget option or something a bit more luxurious, there’s something out there for everyone.
In hostels, you will have access to shared kitchen facilities. This is a great way to save money on food when travelling, as you can prepare your own meals and store them in the refrigerator or cupboards provided. Just make sure you write your name and date on your food.
When I’m in the UK, I shop at Tesco, Aldi or Lidl supermarkets. I find these are the cheapest and can be found in most places you will be travelling to.
As hostels have communal spaces, like the kitchen, dining room and shared accommodation, these are the places where you are likely to meet like-minded travellers. It is also the place where you can catch up on everything on the internet with free Wi-Fi offered in most hostels.
Benefits of Staying at Youth Hostels in the UK
Hostel accommodation is a great way to save money when travelling and have a comfortable stay while on the road. It’s a great option for backpackers or those on a tight budget, as hostels tend to be much more affordable than other forms of accommodation. Hostels also offer a variety of services, from various room sizes and shared facilities such as kitchens to activities and 24-hour reception. So if you’re looking for a cheap and easy way to travel, hostel accommodation is definitely worth considering.
All in all, hostel accommodation is not just an affordable and convenient way to travel but can also offer a truly immersive experience. With many hostels offering organised excursions, guests are able to gain a unique insight into the culture and history of the region they are visiting. Whether staying in cities or rural areas, hostels afford travellers a safe and low-cost way to explore the world.
Tips for Finding the Best Deals on Youth Hostels in the UK
Researching various hostels and booking well in advance can often result in the best deals. Whether you’re looking for a luxurious stay or something more basic, it pays to do your research and plan ahead. Read reviews and ask for recommendations from people you know who are familiar with the area. You can even check the hostel’s social media channels to get a better sense of the atmosphere. Once you’ve chosen the right hostel, secure your accommodation. With the right planning, you can make the most of your stay, while also getting the best prices and ensuring a secure booking.
Utilizing online resources such as Hostelworld can help you compare prices and find the best options when it comes to hostel accommodation. Whether you’re looking for a hostel with private rooms, a shared dormitory, or a budget-friendly option, you can find what you need for your next stay. With reviews from other guests, you can get an idea of what to expect from the hostel, and make sure you find the perfect option for your trip.
Similarly, joining loyalty programs such as Hostelworld Rewards or HI Membership are great ways to save money on future hostel stays. By signing up for these programs, you can benefit from exclusive deals and discounts that would otherwise go unclaimed. These offers have the potential to make your stay even more affordable and give you even more incentive to make hostels a key part of your next vacation.
Another good deal is using Passes while you’re in the UK. You can read about Passes available in my blog Explore the UK with a Pass or Two.
Youth Hostels I’ve Stayed in London
The Youth Hostels in London are not only great value, but in locations close to attractions that you will want to see.
Although they have fantastic facilities there is no parking available not that you would want to drive in London when you have The Underground, buses and walking available to you.
I chose to start my adventures in the UK in London and used transport passes to get around before picking up a car at Heathrow Airport to start my adventure further afield. Not only did I not drive in London, but by hiring from Heathrow I had access to public transport to get me there, and I was clear of the busy traffic to get used to driving around the UK.
YHA London St. Paul’s
YHA London St Paul’s was the first YHA I ever stayed at in London and it’s a great base for the East End attractions like Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, St. Paul’s, the Millennium Bridge and the River Thames walkway.
I was also staying here when I got up extra early to catch the dawn over the Thames. This is the best time of day I find to walk along the Thames. There is hardly anyone out and about this time of the morning, which is really surprising as a couple of hours later, it’s a different story.
Facilities
- Free Wifi
- Internet Access
- Fully Licensed Restaurant
- Free City Maps
- Linen Included
- Common Room
- Security Lockers
- Hair Dryers and Towels For Hire
- Restaurant, Cafe and Bar
- Bicycle Parking and Hire
- Laundry Facilities
- 24-Hour Security
- Late Check-Out
- Luggage Storage
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Vending Machines
What To Do in the Area
St. Paul’s Cathedral is the main attraction just around the corner from the hostel but you also have Tower Bridge, The Tower of London, Tate Modern and The Thames as well as so much more, especially if you walk down to the London Eye and attractions there.
You can find more on my blogs 10 Parks in London to Take the Time to Smell the Flower In, Use the Merlin London Big Adventure Pass and Using the London Pass – The Best Attractions for One Price.
How to Get Here
London St Paul’s YHA is at 36 Carter Lane. It’s a 5-minute walk from St Paul’s Tube Station and half that time to St Paul’s Cathedral.
How To Book
If you would like to stay at the YHA London St. Paul’s, click on the link and get ready to start your adventure in London.
YHA London Oxford Street Hostel
YHA London Oxford Street is the first hostel I stayed at in London 20 years ago. It’s hidden away on a street one back from Oxford Street and has theatres and shops all at an easy walk away, although you wouldn’t know as it’s quiet.
It’s also a good base for walking around London and to attractions in London with Buckingham Palace less than a 30-minute walk away.
There is a small lift that will take you to the third floor where the reception and common room are located, but the lift doesn’t go to the shared and private rooms on the upper floors. No rooms have ensuite but showers and toilets are close by.
Facilities
- Free Wi-Fi in common areas and Internet
- 24-Hour Reception
- Towels, padlocks and power adapters are available for rent
- Hostel Activities like walks, pub crawls etc
- Meal Available
- Late check out
- Luggage Storage
- Laundry
- Bar
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Key Card Access
What To Do in the Area
Being in the heart of the West End you are surrounded by theatres. Also at this end of the City are the attractions Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Sqaure, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, and the shops of Oxford Street.
You can find more on my blogs 10 Parks in London to Take the Time to Smell the Flower In, Use the Merlin London Big Adventure Pass and Using the London Pass – The Best Attractions for One Price.
How to Get Here
YHA London Oxford Street is at 14 Noel Street. It’s one street back from Oxford Street and is only a 5-10 minute walk to Tottenham Court Road Tube Station or Oxford Circus Tube Station.
How To Book
If you would like to stay at the YHA London Oxford Street, click on the link and get ready to start your adventure in London.
YHA London Central
YHA London Central is the YHA I’ve stayed at most recently.
This YHA is a great base for all there is to see and do in the northern part of the city. You can walk to many attractions or have an underground station at Great Portland just a 5-minute walk away to take you further afield.
Facilities
- Wifi and full mobile coverage
- Stylish cafe and bar at the heart of the hostel
- Self-catering Kitchen
- A 5-minute walk from Oxford Street or Marylebone Road
- Self-catering facilities are available at any time of the day
- 24-hour access after check-in and 24-hour reception
- Ambulant and Wheelchair accessible
- Contactless payments
- Evening meals
- Licensed bar
- Near bus stop, train station and underground
- Water refill station
- Luggage store
- Vending Machines
- Unlimited Breakfast
What To Do in the Area
YHA London Central is an apt name as you are in the heart of attractions here. Within walking distance you have Madame Tussaud’s, Regents Park and London Zoo, the British Museum and more.
You can find more on my blogs 10 Parks in London to Take the Time to Smell the Flower In, Use the Merlin London Big Adventure Pass and Using the London Pass – The Best Attractions for One Price.
How To Get Here
YHA London Central is at 104 Bolsover Street, a 5-minute walk to Great Portland Street Underground Station and Marylebone Road.
How To Book
If you would like to stay at the YHA London Central, click on the link and get ready to start your adventure in London.
YHA London Lee Valley
I just spent a night at YHA London Lee Valley and didn’t get to explore the area but it was a comfortable place to stay and has a lot to offer. There are walking tracks in the area as well as the train station into London a short walk away.
Lodges have a self-catering kitchen with ensuite bedrooms upstairs. Each lodge is also for hire. If you don’t want to walk around the parklands in the area, YHA London Lee Valley is a quiet place to stay while still seeing London’s attractions during the day.
Facilities
- 24-hour access after check-in
- 24-hour reception
- Ambulant accessible
- Café
- Contactless payments
- Cycle store
- Dining room
- Evening meals
- Free parking on the premises
- Games
- Intermittent mobile coverage
- Large garden/grounds
- Licensed bar
- Lift
- Luggage store
- Near train station
- Outdoor seating
- Self-catering kitchen
- Shared laundry room
- Sole use available
- Unlimited breakfast
- Vending machines
- Water refill station
- Wheelchair accessible
- WiFi
What To Do In The Area
There is so much to do here for the adventurous type including the Lee Valley White Water Centre, walks around the lakes and marshes of the Lee Valley Park, Lee Valley Animal Adventure Park, Lee Valley Wildlife Discovery Centre and much more.
You can also catch the train into London from Cheshunt overground station, only 30-45 minutes to Liverpool Station.
How to Get Here
The YHA London Lee Valley is at Windmill Lane, Cheshunt. It takes 30-45 minutes on the train to Liverpool Street Station from Cheshunt.
How To Book
If you would like to stay at the YHA London Lee Valley, click on the link and get ready to start your adventure in Greater north London.
The Rest of England
If you would love to take a road trip around England, convenient and comfortable places to stay are YHA’s and there are plenty in England to keep you safe and warm at night. Talking with your fellow travellers about what’s in the area for you to explore is one of the perks of staying in a YHA and helps you save money by using the kitchens to make your meals.
YHA Bath, Somerset
If you love Jane Austen and Roman and Georgian History, then Bath is the city for you and YHA Bath is only a short walk from all the attractions.
When I arrived it was a drizzly couple of days, but inside was warm, comfortable and welcoming.
You do have to keep an eye out for the driveway as it is hidden, but when you do, you’ll be pleasantly surprised at the grounds and house that will greet you.
Facilities
- Café
- Contactless payments
- Cycle store
- Dining room
- Evening meals
- Free on-street parking
- Garden/grounds
- Intermittent mobile coverage
- Kitchenette
- Near the airport/bus/train
- Outdoor seating
- Restaurant/Licensed bar
- Shared drying room
- Shared laundry room
- Shared lounge/TV
- Unlimited breakfast
- Vending machines
- Water refill station
- Wheelchair accessible
- WiFi
What To Do in the Area
Bath is a tourist’s dream with so much to keep you entertained. Museums, art gallery, Roman baths and history, Georgian history and of course Jane Austen is a huge drawcard to this city.
If you would like to read what I visited while I was here, you can read my blog on 8 of the Best Bath Attractions.
How To Get Here
YHA Bath is on Bathwick Hill in Bath. It’s a half-hour walk to the Roman Baths from here, all downhill.
How To Book
If you would like to stay at the YHA Bath, click on the link and get ready to start your adventure in the historic city of Bath.
YHA Exford, Exmoor National Park, Somerset
YHA Exford is in the heart of Exmoor National Park. It’s a great place to base yourself to explore this area with The Exmoor White Horse Inn just across the road for meals or drinks if you don’t feel like making your own.
It’s a comfortable place to rest with the River Exe flowing beside the YHA and cutting the village in two and centrally located with towns like Lynmouth the furthest away at a half-hour drive.
You can also camp on the grounds next to the river.
Facilities
- 24-hour access after check-in
- Ambulant accessible
- Breakfast/Packed Lunch/Evening meals
- Contactless payments
- Cycle store
- Free parking on the premises
- Full mobile coverage
- Large garden/grounds
- Library/Games
- Restaurant/Licensed bar
- Luggage store
- Near bus stop
- Outdoor BBQ/Seating/Play area
- Paid electric vehicle charger
- Self-catering kitchen
- Shared drying/laundry room
- Shared lounge/TV
- Sole use available
- Riverfront
- WiFi
What To Do in the Area
There is so much to explore and enjoy in the region. From nature, waterfalls, a zoo, walks and historical villages, Exmoor National Park has it all and more for you to find.
To see what I did while I was in Exmoor National Park, read my blog Explore the Stunning Countryside of Exmoor National Park.
How To Get Here
YHA Exford Hostel is in the village of Exford across the bridge/river from The Exmoor White Horse Inn.
How To Book
If you would like to stay at the YHA Exford, click on the link and get ready to start your adventure in the Exmoor National Park.
YHA Hawes, Yorkshire
I stayed in the YHA in Hawes. Not only are they situated on the hill with great views over the countryside, but they help fellow travellers with tips on where to go, hiking or cycling around the Dales.
I loved staying in this hostel as it was easy to get around to see the waterfalls in the Yorkshire Dales I wanted. The staff are great and told me about a waterfall up the back that was an easy walk.
Facilities
- Free Parking
- Free WiFi
- Non-smoking rooms
- Family rooms
- Bar
- Good breakfast
- Picnic area
- Outdoor furniture
- BBQ facilities
- Garden
- Shared kitchen
- Wine/champagne (Additional charge)
- Kid-friendly buffet
- Kid meals Additional charge
- Special diet menus (on request)
- Packed lunches
- Snack bar
- Bar
- Bike tours (Additional charge)
- Cycling
- Hiking Off-site
- Wifi
- Shared lounge/TV area
- Board games/puzzles
What To Do in the Area
I spent my day chasing waterfalls but if you are into walking there are many hiking paths to explore in this region as well as cycling.
If you would like to learn more about my time here, you can read my blog on 5 Beautiful and Accessible Waterfalls in the Yorkshire Dales.
How to Get Here
YHA Hawes is at Lancaster Terrace, Hawes in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales.
How To Book
If you would like to stay at the YHA in Hawes, click on the link and get ready to start your adventure in the Yorkshire Dales.
YHA Liverpool, Albert Dock, Merseyside
I wish I had better weather when I stayed at YHA Liverpool, Albert Dock. It was cold, windy and wet and I only got out for a couple of hours in the morning to walk around before the weather got me back inside.
Of course, Liverpool is famous for The Beatles and you will find their statues on the waterfront near the Museum of British Music History, a 15-minute walk from the YHA.
Facilities
- 24-hour access after check-in
- 24-hour reception
- Ambulant accessible
- Café
- City view
- Contactless payments
- Dining room
- Evening meals
- Free parking on Premises
- Full mobile coverage
- Games
- Garden/grounds
- Library
- Licensed bar
- Luggage store
- Near bus stop/train station/underground/ferry port
- Outdoor seating
- Self-catering kitchen
- Shared laundry room
- Shared lounge/TV
- Sole use available
- Unlimited breakfast
- Vending machines
- Water refill station
- Wheelchair accessible
- WiFi
What To Do in the Area
There is so much to explore in Liverpool, especially if you’re a Beatles fan. From the Cavern Club to Beatles tours and an Anfield Stadium tour. Explore the World Heritage Site, Liverpool Docks, or drive to Chester Zoo, home of The Secret Life of the Zoo TV documentary.
How To Get Here
YHA Liverpool, Albert Docks is located at 25 Tabley Street, Off Wapping.
How To Book
If you would like to stay at the YHA Liverpool, Albert Dock, click on the link and get ready to start your adventure in Merseyside Liverpool.
YHA New Forest National Park, Hampshire
I spent a few days exploring the area around the New Forest and chose the YHA New Forest to spend my nights.
It’s a great location with a homely feel, not far from the village of Burley where you can see Deer and wild Ponies roaming wherever they please, so remember to keep a lookout for them and your speed down. There are plenty of places to walk or cycle in the Forest. Base yourself here to explore the greater area down to Bournemouth or across to Southampton, less than a half-hour away from either city.
Facilities
- WiFi
- Free parking on the premises
- Café/Restaurant
- Licensed bar
- Situated in the New Forest National Park
- Great for all kinds of activity breaks
- Brilliant Camping & Cabin options
- Ambulant accessible
- Cycle store
- Dining room
- Garden/grounds
- Group meals
- Intermittent mobile coverage
- Medium garden/grounds
- Outdoor seating
- Self-catering kitchen
- Shared laundry room
- Shared lounge
- Sole use available
- Unlimited breakfast/Packed lunch/Evening Meals
- Water refill station
What To Do in the Area
This YHA is in a central location to many activities in the New Forest area such as walking and cycling the New Forest National Park, seeing wild Ponies and Deer or visiting wildlife parks and Bournemouth.
To learn more on what you can do in the area, read my blog 3 Fantastic Days in the New Forest National Park.
How To Get Here
Access is off Cott Lane, Burley, which you can find on the corner of Bennetts Lane and Bisterne Close, Burley, Hampshire.
How To Book
If you would like to stay at the YHA New Forest, click on the link and get ready to start your adventure in the New Forest.
YHA Penzance Hostel, Cornwall
The YHA Penzance Hostel is located in the town of Penzance, at the bottom of Cornwall. It’s a great place to stay when you are exploring the south of Cornwall, especially Land’s End and St. Michael’s Mount.
It’s less than a 30-minute into the shops, cafes and restaurants of Penzance, but you feel away from everything amongst the trees that surround the property.
Facilities
- 24-hour access after check-in
- Ambulant accessible
- BBQ area
- Contactless payments
- Cycle store
- Dining room
- Evening meals
- Extra-large garden/grounds
- Free parking on the premises
- Full mobile coverage
- Licensed bar
- Luggage store
- Near bus stop/Train station/ferry port
- Outdoor seating
- Restaurant
- Self-catering kitchen
- Shared lounge/TV
- Sole use available
- Unlimited breakfast
- Wheelchair accessible
- WiFi
What To Do in the Area
Whether you’re into nature, wildlife or history, southern Cornwall has something for you. From Land’s End to quaint villages and St. Michael’s Mount, there’s something for everyone. If you would like to read my time in Penzance, you can read my blog on 3 Fantastic Attractions of Southern Cornwall.
How to Get Here
The YHA Penzance is on Castle Horneck Road in Penzance.
How To Book
If you would like to stay at the YHA Penzance Hostel, click on the link and get ready to start your adventure in the south of Cornwall.
Scotland
I tend to stay away from big cities apart from London, as I have a car and parking is either limited or non-existent. If you travel to Scotland and don’t have a car, then Glasgow and Edinburgh locations are right in the heart of all the action and worth staying at and you can take tours into the Scottish Highlands to explore more of this country.
YHA Glen Nevis, Fort William, Scottish Highlands
I love staying at the YHA Glen Nevis and have done it twice so far and hopefully more times. It is so warm and inviting when the outside can be a bit bleak but best of all it is central to a lot of the attractions on the western side of the Scottish Highlands.
Facilities
- Fantastic location at the foot of Ben Nevis with panoramic mountain views
- Perfect base for outdoor enthusiasts
- Friendly team with expert local knowledge
- Licensed café bar, serving hot drinks, local beers and wine
- Wee breakfast and Heat it and Eat it evening meals are available
- Free wifi
- Drying room
- Secure bike storage
- Free Parking
- Central Heating
- Private en-suite rooms
- Comfortable shared dorms with secure under-bed storage, USB power sockets and bedside lighting for every bed
- Disabled and dog-friendly
What To Do in the Area
There is so much to see and do in this area of the Scottish Highlands and one of my favourite parts of Scotland.
- Fort William
- Glenfinnan
- The Jacobite Train
- Loch Shiel
- Scottish Highland Walks from the A82
- Glencoe
- Eileen Donan Castle
- Walk up Ben Nevis (if you’re fit enough)
If you would like to read more about my time here, click on 10+ Attractions for Your Road Trip in the Scottish Highlands.
How To Get Here
You can find YHA Glen Nevis on the Glen Nevis road on the outskirts of Fort William.
How To Book
If you would like to stay at the YHA Glen Nevis, click on the link and get ready to start your adventure in the Scottish Highlands.
YHA Stirling, Stirlingshire
You can’t beat Stirling YHA for location as it’s right in the heart of all major Stirling attractions.
Most of the attractions in Stirling are within walking distance of the YHA including Stirling Castle, the Old Jail, the Church of the Holy Rude and the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum.
Facilities
- 24 Hour Reception
- Free Wifi
- En Suite Rooms
- Suitable for Groups
- Alcohol Licence
- Laundry Room
- Access with limited mobility
- Suitable for Wheelchair Users
- Private Rooms
- Family Rooms
- Catering
- Lounge/TV Room
- Secure Lockers
- Bike Store
- Free Parking (nearby or onsite)
- Suitable for wheelchair users with assistance
What To Do in the Area
There are so many attractions in Stirling and even more to see in Stirlingshire. The history of this town is incredible from as far back as William Wallace and Robert the Bruce as well as the Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park for those who love animals.
Would you like to find more information on the attractions I visited? Then click on my blog 17 Amazing Attractions to Visit in Stirlingshire.
How To Get Here
The YHA in Stirling is conveniently located on St. John Street, right next to Stirling Castle and walking distance to a lot more of Stirling’s attractions.
How to Book
If you would like to stay here and explore this incredible area, you can click here to book.
Wales
I love Wales and although I only stayed in two Youth Hostels here, it doesn’t take away the amount of time and other Hostels I could have stayed in like YHA Snowdon Llanberis and YHA Brecon Beacons Danywenallt. Whichever ones you stay in, you won’t regret your decision.
YHA Conwy, Clwyd
I loved my time in Northern Wales. If you like to get out in nature and visit historical castles, this is the place for you. YHA Conwy is a great place to base yourself and see all the attractions that Conwy and Llandudno have to offer.
Parking is on-site, so you can leave your car and explore the old walled town and Conwy Castle. Conwy is also home to the smallest house in Great Britain and fantastic sunsets that you can enjoy from the outdoor area or huge dining room.
Facilities
- 24-hour access after check-in
- BBQ area
- Contactless payments
- Corridor zoning
- Dining room
- Evening meals
- Free parking on the premises
- Full mobile coverage
- Games
- Garden/grounds
- Licensed bar
- Lift
- Luggage store
- Mountain view
- Near bus stop/train station
- Outdoor games kit
- Outdoor seating
- Restaurant
- Self-catering kitchen
- Shared drying room
- Shared laundry room
- Shared lounge/TV
- Sole use available
- Unlimited breakfast
- Water refill station
- WiFi
What To Do in the Area
If you have a car, Northern Wales is a great area to explore with so much to see.
Castles, waterfalls and Snowdon National Park are all easily within day trips out to explore this beautiful land. You can also take the train or walk to the top of the highest mountain in Wales, Snowdon.
Read about my adventures here by clicking on Explore these 4 Beautiful Castles and 3 Waterfalls and Much More of North Wales or See the 6 Attractions of Conwy and Llandudno, Wales.
How To Get Here
YHA Conwy is outside the walls of Conwy, but it’s an easy walk to all its attractions at Sychnant Pass Road.
How To Book
If you would love to explore this extraordinary area, click here to start your adventure in Northern Wales.
If you want to walk up Snowdon, there are two YHA’s in the area depending on which track you take up. You can check them out on their links, YHA Snowdon Pen-y-Pass or YHA Snowdon Llanberis, and also book.
YHA Manorbier, Pembrokeshire
I stayed in Manorbier YHA when I visited the Skomer Island Puffins as it’s just under an hour’s drive to the Lockley Lodge Visitor Centre. It’s also centrally located to explore the SW corner of Wales.
This is a great place if you want to explore the coves, caves and cliffs of the South Wales coast and it has tracks you can take from the front door.
Facilities
- Free Parking
- Free WiFi
- Restaurant
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Family rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
- Bar
- Laundry and Drying Room
- Close to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path
- Sea Views
- Walking Tracks
What To Do in the Area
Not only do you have numerous walking tracks from the YHA, but the Skomer Island Puffins are less than an hour’s drive away.
You can read more about what to do in this area on my blogs See the Cute Puffins on Skomer Island and Wales Through my Photos.
How To Get Here
Manorbier YHA is on the southern Welsh coast in Manorbier, just up the cliff from Church Door Cove. It is a handy stay if you are travelling on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path as it passes right by it.
How To Book
If you would like to stay at the Manorbier YHA, click on the link and get ready to start your adventure in southern Wales.
The photos used on this blog are from Booking.com and HostelWorld booking sites. I am an affiliate of these sites and if you book through them, I receive a small commission, but it doesn’t cost you any extra.
Conclusion
YHA’s are fantastic places to stay when you’re travelling. They have great facilities and helpful staff to make your stay feel as though you’re at a home away from home.
Speaking to other like-minded travellers in your shared room, dining room or lounge is an added bonus, as you get an insight into attractions and hidden gems you might have otherwise missed during your stay.
Of course, there are many more YHA’s in the UK than I have mentioned, and all have the YHA reputation to live up to and do.
I hope you enjoy them as much as I have.
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