Are there still youth 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. Don’t rule out “youth” hostels just because, by every standard, you’re older than young.

How much does it cost to stay in a youth hostel in Europe?

How Much Do Hostels Cost? A bed in a hostel will cost anywhere from $10+/night (in Eastern Europe) to $40+/night (big cities in Western Europe).

What is the age limit for hostels in Europe?

Most hostels require that guests be at least 18 years old or they must be accompanied by a parent/guardian/chaperone. With the exception of the Bavarian region of Germany, there are no upper age restrictions at most hostels.

Is there an age limit for youth hostels?

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. You must be 16 or over to stay in YHA accommodation without an adult.

How safe are hostels in Europe?

The biggest security issue you could encounter in European hostels is theft, especially in larger cities like Paris or Rome. Most hostels have lockers that can help you counter this problem, so make sure you put your passport and other valuables away instead of leaving them in your bags.

How much should I budget per day Europe?

Overall, you should spend $40 to $50 per day. The rest of Western to Central Europe is relatively cheaper. France, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands and Belgium are all similarly priced in terms of food and drink, whereas Switzerland gets a bit more expensive (thanks to the Swiss Franc).

Can a 16 year old stay in a hostel in Europe?

Young people under the age of 18 will usually need to provide permission from a legal guardian if they wish to stay unaccompanied in a hostel. Please contact the hostel or the National Youth Hostel Association directly before booking if you require further information.

How can I go to Europe for cheap?

Here are the best ways to travel around Europe on a budget:

1. Traveling Europe by FlixBus.
2. Traveling Europe by Busabout.
3. Traveling Europe by Budget Airline.
4. Traveling Europe with a Eurail Pass.
5. Traveling Europe Using BlaBlaCar.
6. Traveling Europe by Rental Car/Campervan.
7. The Cheapest Way To Travel Europe: Hitchhiking.

Can children stay in hostel?

Hostels generally won’t allow you to book a dorm room bed when traveling with kids. The only way to book a dorm room style hostel, is if you book the entire room for your family. In Copenhagen, we booked the entire room with three bunk beds making for a total of six beds for our family of six.

Which is the cheapest country to visit in Europe?

17 cheap places to travel in Europe

• Bulgaria. Bulgaria consistently tops the list of cheapest countries in Europe, and for a good reason!
• Hungary. The famous thermal baths in Budapest, Hungary.
• Romania.
• Czech Republic.
• Poland.
• Slovakia.
• Iceland.
• Italy.

How easy is it to travel in Europe?

Don’t fret — traveling around Europe is much easier than you think, and public transportation is SO much better than what you have in Adelaide. There are four main ways to travel around Europe: by plane, train, bus, and car.