Hostelling International Seattle at the American Hotel

5 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from November 2, 2016
  

  Jennifer T. asked:

  Does anyone have suggestions for a place to stay in San Francisco for an Alternative Spring Break group of 17? We'll need convenient parking for two vans.

  

  Antonia D. replied:

  Check out the various Hostelling International Hostels in the city. There is one by Fort Mason that might work. Very safe and their mission is all about community building and cross-cultural understanding :) www.hiusa.org

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• Referral from August 1, 2015
  

  Charlotte T. asked:

  Is there a hostel here in Lafayette?

  

  Charlotte T. replied:

  I think I've found my answer! Thanks for the comments. This website lets you seach each state..and apparently Louisiana doesn't have any hostels...http://www.hiusa.org/

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• Referral from November 15, 2014
  

  Celeste W. asked:

  Any locals have recommendations for affordable lodging in the area? I understand it's not a cheap part of town, but I'd rather not trade sleep for spending multiple hours on public transit each morning/night either. Even moderately-affordable would be nice to know about. Gratitude in advance!

  

  Lisa M. replied:

  Try www.hiusa.org They have $35/night/4 person rooms.

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• Referral from November 4, 2014
  

  Joshua M. asked:

  Does Grants Pass not have a hostel like most cities?

  

  Shannon M. replied:

  that's different than hostels; but if you're thinking of Airbnb, that's where private homes are opened for overnight and then there's couchsurfing. I looked on www.hiusa.org and www.hostelworld.com there are no hostels in Ashland; there is one maybe two in Portland, didn't look but I do know there's 1 there for sure.

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• Referral from February 14, 2012
  

  Kayedon asked:

  In an effort to help a friend, can anyone here recommend a good/cheap(er) hotel in the Seattle area? Middle-ground between good and cheap, leaning on the cheaper side, preferrably with WiFi. I don't know any myself, seeing as I've never stayed in a hotel here, so I'm hoping someone on this vast subreddit has a clue of something that matches. Send me your ideas! :)

  

  Elmostan replied:

  If you don't mind sharing a room, with 3 other people, you can stay at any of the three hostels in Seattle for 30 bucks a night. You can also get a private room (shared shower) for around 60-80. http://www.greentortoise.net/ Right in the middle of Downtown. http://www.hostelseattle.com/ Slightly off downtown, but there's tons of artwork and has a warmer atmosphere. http://hiusa.org/seattle In the international district, and I really don't like this place. It feels like sleeping in a school or an office.

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