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depends on # of people in a room...20 pounds for 4 person room...great, i thought. but i'm a working teacher, with some income...
price is very reasonable-i stayed in a four-person room...with toilet/shower... Leave a Comment Theme: HostelComparison: less expensive than averageDirections: side street, near Belfast city centre...see internet address...
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I was quite happy with the youth hostels. We kind of made a tour of the uk youth hostels, cause it was mainly were we stayed. Except in big cities, cause they were usually packed. We had a guide, so we could see were they were, and it explains how to get there. You also have the helpfull websites: www.syha.org.uk, for scotland and www.yha.org.uk for england and wales. Leave a Comment Theme: Hostel
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Youth Hostels are definitely the best accommodation option in the UK.
In the Highlands in Scotland, near a town called Dornoch, there is a Hostel whose premises occupy the site of a castle. Unforgettable experience!
£10 a night! Leave a Comment Theme: HostelComparison: least expensiveDirections: All over, London and Scotland with the best options.
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In the field opposite Stone Henge in Salisbury, a farmer creates his own wonder of the world with straw bailes.. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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If you're into mountain activities, or just love nature and great walks, there's a great youth hostel (here i go again :) ) in wales, near the Cwm Idwal Nature Reserve. Good walking in the Carneddau and Glyder Mountains. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherComparison: less expensive than average
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When in London and on a budget, traveling alone, looking to meet many people, especially if you are young a hostel is the way to go. I know I enjoyed my stay at Blue Mountain (at least I think that's the name of the place, though I could be wrong).
I cannot quite recall the exact amount, but it was something along the lines of 15 British Pounds per night.
The staff was incredibly friendly, most everyone there was a smoker, the travelers themselves were chatty, and there was a certain level of individuality and freedom. I thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere and the sod all attitude it exuded. Leave a Comment Theme: HostelComparison: least expensiveDirections: Blue Mountain, part of the O'Callaghan's hotels (see parenthetical information provided above) is conveniently located in the Earl's Court area, I believe on Philbeach Gardens.
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It?fs Full English breakfast, fried egg, sausage, bacon, tomatoes, boiled beans with tomato sauce, toasts, cereals, milk, English breakfast tea, and fresh juice. My stomach is always satisfied from morning. Leave a Comment Theme: Bed and Breakfast
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I love staying B&B (bet and breakfast)!! It's cheep, the best thing is the host receive us warmly. There are so many B&B around each country, even rural side. And you can have sooo delicious full of English breakfast. I'll introduce it on the second page on this tip. Leave a Comment Theme: Bed and BreakfastComparison: less expensive than average
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A nice mansion turned into hostel. Apart from just a hostel, there are also organised 'badger spotting' trips. The ONLY drawback is that it is at the foot of the hill whereas the Brontė parsonage and most other sights are at the top of it...I haven't got a photo of it so you'll have to make do with a photo of the Black Bull in Haworth where Branwell Brontė supped his ale every night. Leave a Comment Theme: HostelComparison: least expensiveDirections: In the Brontė village of Haworth near Keighley and Bradford, Yorkshire
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Jeff and I stayed in a very interesting hostel. It had vivid blue wallls, green & purple doors and it was very interesting! I wouldn't recommend it. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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on August 26, 2002
on August 26, 2002
on August 26, 2002
on August 26, 2002
on August 26, 2002
on August 26, 2002
on August 26, 2002
on August 26, 2002
