Hostelling International USA welcomes both members and non-members (US residents), but non-members are required to pay a higher overnight rate for each night they stay. During busy travel months, some HI-USA hostels may welcome members only, due to limited capacity. To ensure that you always have access and receive lower rates and many other benefits, in the US and around the world, it is highly recommended that you become a member before you travel.

No you don't have to be a member, however the benefits of being one will save you money in the long run. With an An ?ige / Hostelling International membership card, you can avail of ?2 discounts per person per night in all of our hostels. On top of this, we are affiliated with the International Youth Hostel Federation which means your membership is valid in over 5,000 hostels in 62 countries worldwide.

Not really, Hostelling International is a membership organization; members receive many benefits in addition to staying in HI hostels - for example special savings and discounts. Non-members are also welcome to stay at all hostels, but a supplement will apply.

Reservations are recommended during busy travel seasons, although not required. A variety of reservation options are available click here. Without a reservation, we recommend that you arrive early to obtain a bed.

No. If you are not a current member of Hostelling International you will pay a $3.00 daily membership fee per night.

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In order to make space for other hostellers, there is a maximum length of stay of 14 nights within any six month period.

A sleep sheet or sheetsack. Similar to a bedsheet sewn together along one side with an attached pillowcase. You can buy one from any HI travel store.

No. Everybody is welcome. There is a young atmosphere in the hostel and we do not offer hotel service (wake-up call, breakfast on bed, ...) but if that is fine with you, you are welcome!

You should always book a room at a hostel, prior to checking in. This will guarantee that a bed will be waiting for at your destination. If for some reason or another, you cannot make a reservation online, then you might want to call the hostel, where you wish to stay, and let them know you would like a space. This is popularly known as backpacking worldwide.

You can travel the world with YHA membership, which entitles you to stay at over 4,500 Youth Hostels in 60 countries. Always look for the Hostelling International logo, which assures you of safe, clean and comfortable accommodation all over the world. Visit the ???YHA Overseas??? section on this site for further information.

No pets are allowed at any hostel with the exception of Assistance Dogs where the Hostel Manager has been informed and an agreement made in advance. Dogs are welcome at some Camping Barns - please check prior to making a reservation - if you do take a dog, you must book the barn on a 'sole-use' basis.

Hostel stay is compulsory only for Year 5 students. The fees for the NUS High School Residence is $700 per month. For more details on the Residence, please refer to the following website: http://www.highsch.nus.edu.sg/residence.htm

Though the majority of hostels do not impose a restriction on guests, such as due to their age, this isn't always so, particularly in establishments, which have a bar, located on their premises. Again, it is recommended that you check the hostel's microsite (private site) to figure out whether or not there's an age limit.

You'll probably need identification of some sort. Because some hostels are dormitory style more information is needed about guests than is needed in the private room arrangement of hotels. This is for your protection so that if something happens the hostel is aware of who was staying in the room with you. Common identification used to stay in hostels includes passports, photo driver's licenses and state or country identity cards.

Many hostels do not allow for non international travelers to stay at these hostels, in the USA, this policy is not normally used in other countries. Please review this on the Hostels micro site.

SRMC encourages every student to stay in the hostel so that they can save a lot of time in their demanding schedule of studies and not waste it in long travels. It is certainly important that the first ear is spent in Hostel. Whether an NRI student stays in the hostel or attend, as a day scholar the fees collected will be the same.

It is not easy to find affordable private accommodation in Germany. However some of the foreign students office can be approached in this regard. In the past only one private residential house was chosen by a few students of CMIT, where sharing of room by two was permitted.

Hostel facilities are provided to the students only. Students desirous of staying with families are advised to make alternate arrangements and book accommodation in nearby areas before landing at IIRS. While it is difficult to find a single room with a kitchen accommodation in the adjoining residential areas of IIRS (Kalidas Road), such accommodation is available in nearby localities. Be ready to shell out minimum of Rs. 2000 per month for such an accommodation.

The Academy does not offer or provide such facilities. However, we may arrange such facility separately for boys & girls candidates on prior request are very close to residential areas of Karol Bagh, Patel Nagar and Rajinder Nagar etc. & anyone can get hostel/ stay arrangements easily.

Yes! Your membership card will save you money! Most countries require guests to have a membership to stay at HI hostels so don't forget to buy your membership card before leaving home. Non-members will be asked to purchase an International Guest card at their first HI hostel abroad.

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