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Just a boat ride away…
…and lying off the coast of north Northumberland, the Farne Islands offer a truly fascinating experience. Not only the home to numbers of breeding seabirds, including puffins, but also the pupping grounds to second largest colony of grey seals in England. The islands are steeped in history too with stories of St. Cuthbert, who spent […]
Stay in our authentic, Victorian town building, in the loch-land village of Pitlochry.
There are so man treasures surrounding this area, for example Corbenic Poetry Path is just a short drive away.
Carlisle City Hostel
Carlisle City Hostel IS NOW CLOSED. Stay in the aesthetic of the street on which the hostel sits is a row of pastel shaded Georgian terraces opposite the formal garden of Tullie House museum and art gallery.
Four star hostel with Silver Green Tourism award on the edge of Cairngorms National Park
Prosen Hostel is an 18 bed bunkhouse in Glen Prosen on the edge of the Cairngorm National Park, perfect for group get-togethers, parties and social events, and of course hiking groups making the most of our incredible surrounding landscape.
Book direct at Birminghams most loved hostel.
Please help the little independent businesses in the IHUK network defeat the necessity for big greedy third-party booking sites, that take a 20% comission. It will aid us in providing even better value accommodation for you, by having the funding to do so. BOOK DIRECT- on our own individual websites.
Accessibility statement for Ballater Hostel
Access: There is level access into Ballater hostel. Bedrooms: There is a ground floor level access bedroom. Toilet: There is an accessible bathroom with grab rails, there is a small step into the shower.
Stay in a unique converted church providing group accommodation as an Eco Hostel in Carlton
Discover the extensive timeline of the history of this preserved building, from the early medieval church of St. Nicholas. Now holder of a Green Tourism silver award.
Get arty in Suffolk
Make the Old Brooder Bunkhouse your art or photography home-base
Brancaster Activity Centre
Our grade 2 listed National Trust cottage is decorated with cosy autumnal colours, and vibrant, friendly wall art, and is stunningly located within the harbor of Brancaster Staithe
Welcome to the Sound of Silence!
If it is peace and tranquility you need, far away from people & traffic look no further than Ilderton Dod Barns.
Halifax College Hostel, York.
Explore York from the college rooms
Versatile Bedroom layouts at Chellington
1-5 beds per room depending on what you need!
Coll, Community, Comedy, Cosmos, Circus & Corncrake
A visit to our hidden gem of the Hebrides, the Isle of Coll, offers community and wildlife, awesome beaches and great food, tranquillity and outdoor sports, AND we also have a number of events on throughout the year.
A guest from Forest Way Bunkhouse, enjoys the route up An Teallach and other mountains
This 8 bed bunkhouse is ideal for exploring the Munros and hills of the North West Highlands.
Listen to the sap rise at the Old Brooder Bunkhouse
Check out the spring wildlife – and late availability weekends and a midweek break in rural Suffolk
Book Direct at Embassie: give back to the community.
Visiting Liverpool? you will be guaranteed a warm welcome from true Liverpudlians if you stay at Embassie Hostel, and an extra warm one if you book direct!
Sparrowhawk Backpackers on Dartmoor is the perfect accommodation on the Lands End to John O’Groats route
The hostel’s accommodation is in a beautifully converted stone stable, with solar-heated showers, a fully equipped kitchen and a secure bike shed. The perfect stop on the Lands End to John O’Groats cycle route
Explore your creative side!
Artists have gathered here for generations to experience the amazing light and atmosphere of the Northumberland coastline, castles and countryside. The stunning scenery is hugely inspiring for art lovers and provides a peaceful haven for those seeking to develop their painting skills.
Widly known at Hartland and listed with the YHA as Elmscott Bunkhouse, this hostel was opened by the YHA in 1948
Converted from an isolated country school building, which the YHA bought from Devon Educational Authorities, Elmscot was run by the YHA for 59 years until 2007, when it was sold into private hands. Now run as an independent hostel affiliated to the YHA, iit is still part of the YHA network and joined the Independent Hostel network in 2009.
