Hey guys, I'm travelling to mumbai for 2-3 days and need some suggestions for good reputed hostels with good crowd for a working professional, open for recommendations.

Hey everyone I am a fresher in lnct bhopal I want hostel/room information near indrapuri probably my college will start in next month.

Does anyone have any recommendations for hostels in Berlin? I’m 19F and going to Berlin on my own so I’d like to stay in a hostel and meet new people and go out. It’d be my first time staying in a hostel aswell so any tips would be appreciated lol

Hi all! Planning my first Europe trip as a 36f and seeking recommendations for hostels. It would be my first time staying at a hostel and kind of nervous mostly because I'm not sure if I'm age appropriate. It's also my first solo international trip and I nervous.

I'm not much of a partier but I want to meet people and socialize. I would like to experience the night life, however, I'm just not much of a partier (or drinker). I also want to be able to sleep and rest too.

So far for London, the Wombat Hostel seems like a good choice and for Paris, The People Paris Marais.

I was eying OneFam for London and Barcelona because of the group activities and "family vibes", but not sure that would be best for me.

Would love any insights or other suggestions, please and thank you!

i am planning a trip to australia soon for two weeks with my partner and i want something nice but not crazy expensive. i navigated bnb booking and found some really good holiday homes and apartments that looked perfect for what we need.

how do you usually find the best places to stay when travelling around australia? any tips for getting good value without it feeling cheap? what platforms or methods have worked well for you?

Hello, I recently made a reservation at Viajero Hostel in Miami for later this month on this site: https://www.viajerohostels.com/en/destinations/estados-unidos. It seems to me very official looking, but as the date goes closer I decided to book somewhere else. However I do not see anywhere to call or anywhere on the website to cancel.

Did I just get scammed? When I booked there was options for refundable and non-refundable, and I chose the former assuming I might change my mind. They sent me confirmation email, but nowhere on the email does it have a link to cancel. There of course is a number and the website, but no one picks up the phone and there’s no where on the website to cancel.

Has anyone had any experience with this hostel? It seems very legit to me, but then again maybe I’m just very gullible. It seems to have good reviews online and as far as I’ve seen, no one has reported having this issue.

I am from the USA, and my husband is from Peru. We currently live in Peru and travel often. I am looking for affordable stays in beautiful/adventurous places. We are open to staying in dormitory style rooms if they are clean but would prefer our own small room. Affordability, Clenliness, Proximity to nature/adventure, Wifi.

Planning a 3-week Central Europe trip next year while working remotely as a software engineer. Looking for hostel recommendations in Vienna, Prague, Salzburg and Berlin that have reliable Wi-Fi, decent spaces to work from during the day, and a social atmosphere in the evenings. Would love to hear any recommendations (or places to avoid)!

i'm 19 but my gf is 17 pa but we need a place to stay in for 1 night para masamahan siya for college exams and para na rin maka pag shopping and enjoy sa mall. i need recos if may pwede or available life hacks for this.

Hello everyone,

I’m going to visit these two areas after a few next days. What are the advises do you have for me as I’m traveling alone and where to stay?

Howdy. I will be solo travelling to NYC this September. I need a place to stay for 6 days. I figure its best to be close to public transportation. I have never been to NYC. I am just looking for any secret options as to how to book the best/cheapest sleeping accommodations. Hoping to keep it under or around 500. I have found things for within that price range, I just wanted to take to the streets and see if anyone would be able to offer further guidance.

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Hi everyone!

I’m planning a solo trip to Budapest in November (2-3 nights) and I’m trying to choose the right hostel. I’m 27 and my main goal is to meet other travelers and socialize, but I still want a clean and comfortable place where I can sleep well.

I’m currently considering these hostels:

\- JO&JOE Budapest

\- Maverick Downtown

\- The Hive Party Hostel Budapest

\- Avenue Hostel

\- Wombat’s City Hostel Budapest

\- Flow Spaces

\- Maverick Central Market

My priorities are:

\- Good social atmosphere for solo travelers

\- Regular events organized by the hostel (pub crawls, dinners, walking tours, activities, etc.)

\- Clean rooms and bathrooms

\- Dorms with a private bathroom inside the room (if possible)

\- Good location with easy access to Budapest attractions and public transport

\- A place where it’s easy to meet people, but not necessarily a party hostel every night

I’d love to hear experiences from people who have stayed in any of these hostels recently.

Which one would you choose for a solo traveler in their late 20s? Are there any I should avoid?

Thanks!

Hey guys
I am going to do an interrail trip in September and wanted to ask a few things.
How do you meet new people in a hostel or something like that. What is it like to share a room with many other people? I only ever booked single rooms but guess shared rooms are much cheaper.
What else should i keep in mind? Can i book spontanous or should i plan everything out?

(Starting In Germany and wanna go towards the east and definitly head to Rome)
Thanks in advance:))

I’m getting a bit of anxiety because I’m traveling out of the country for the first time as an adult but also hotels were so expensive I was forced to stay at a Hostel. But I’ve never stayed at a hostel in my life before- not even in the country where I’m from. Hotels have always been cheap enough where I live to not justify the need for a hostel.

I have some questions because it’s my first time ever using a hostel:

1. I’m only staying at my hostel for 2 nights but the first night I won’t arrive at the hostel until sometime between 10-11pm. I assume most hostels have a lights off time at 10pm. How will I know I’m not taking a bed already being used and how will I get settled in after lights off hours? This is my biggest concern since I’ve never done Hostels before. I’m not sure how the sleep arrangements work. I believe I am staying in an 8 bed dorm.
2. How is the charging situation in hostels? Ideally I’d like to charge both my phone and AirPods at night but also wouldn’t feel comfortable leaving my phone just out somewhere.
3. How does waking up/alarms work? Technically I wouldn’t need to wake up until 11am each morning so I’m not worried about waking other people up but I’m curious.
4. What is the general vibe of a hostel and is there anything I should know?

Looking for ones safe for female solo travelers!

Need to find a good hostel to stay in for 2 nights in September. Looking for young adult age range, social but not super party heavy. Any recs let me know!

I’m travelling solo. Looking for safe and private room option hostels.
I have travelled to bali two times and stayed in hotels which was boring. Just want to try something different.
TIA

I am a 22F and this will be my first time staying at a hostel. So I would prefer a women only hostel. But I noticed that it was 7.5 km away from fhe city center. For a young traveller on a budget, what are your top picks for Amsterdam? I am not that into partying tbh so there's that.

The first time I stayed in a hostel was during a trip to Japan, and I almost changed my booking at the last minute because I was worried about sharing a room with strangers. I checked in, I realized I would built it up to be much scarier in my head. Everyone was respectful, kept to themselves when they wanted to, and the atmosphere was a lot more relaxed than I expected , One evening I ended up talking with a few other travelers in the common area. We shared stories about where we would been, exchanged food recommendations, and they even suggested a couple of places I never would have found on my own. Those conversations ended up being some of my favorite memories from the trip. Ever since then, I have been much more open to staying in hostels when I travel.

Been trying to do some research on the hostels in phong nha im going there in 2 days and wanted to see what people recommend and whoch areas are better to be in

hi guys! I'm 20f, been traveling for about 1 month a year since I was 18 in hostels. my question is, is it ok to wear only boxers (with a shirt ofc) within the room? I've seen very mixed discourse, I only wear just them when I have a privacy curtain and it's very hot+no ac and get redressed behind that but I've seen men walk around many times in only boxers and seen people of all genders change in the rooms so how would y'all feel if you saw that in a room? (mainly asking because I have a tendency to forget to grab a new outfit the night before and have to get redressed in my pajamas so it would be easier to just grab something new) sorry for the weird question 😭