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Hostels in Germany
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Would you like to spend nights at the most
beautiful, most exciting and most unforgettable places?
Would you like to constantly receive TOP Insider Tips from natives,
whose are really well versed - and this totally free of charge?
Would you like to save 50 to 80% of your usual overnight expenses?
If you answered one or all above questions with "YES", read on ; -)
Did you know that the youth hostels were "invented" in the year 1909 by
Richard Schirrmann, Germany?
Did you further know that ever more adult and "smart” people firmly
build hostels into their travel planning to get hold of the benefit
from advantages which they would not receive with usual hotels?
Hostels in Germany offer far more to you than a low-priced
accommodation.
Getting to know each other and intercultural meetings are motivating
again and again not only grades, groups of children and young people,
but also families, seminar organizers and many interested single
travellers to consciously experience their spare time in a youth hostel.
Tolerance towards the other one, the helpfulness, open dialogue, and a
strong environmental awareness make the hostels in Germany for its
guests an unusual and experience-rich destination.
Beside small cosy old buildings or the experience in castles and
residences you also find many houses in scenic delightful environments
as well as in large cities.
At first sight it has even the appearance at some, that it would be a
5-star luxury hotel. But after all if you ask for the conditions you
experience that you have been landed in a fantastically beautiful youth
hostel and will feel at ease in the time of your stay.
Whatever you are looking for - whether conference atmosphere, sport
possibilities, school experiences without classroom, or a particularly
for families co-ordinated equipment - with the hostels in Germany
you’ll find the fitting for you.
By the way, between youth hostels and schools exists a long active
tradition. You find more about this on my page about the actual
developed history of youth hostels at
www.smart-travel-germany.com/youth-hostels.html.
Anyhow, it is important for them that they do not only offer touristic
attractions. The youth hostels above all attach also importance to
obtain conscious travel. The social, economic and ecological
consequences of a blind mass tourism are very conscious to them.
Therefore, you will still get expert consultation and insider
knowledge, and all this free of charge. Fits somehow to my website
concept ;-)
Good. Most hostels in Germany are located at places, from which you can
discover a lot of beautiful things. Whether it is on a mountain from
which you have a fantastic view, or in the country, where you can get
to know the very German life, or in the middle of a city, where you can
admire the attractive and historical points of interest.
There are even youth hostels with extensive wellness supply! By some I
am inclined to call them Secret Resorts. (More about Secret Resorts and
how to find them in my specific 4-part article or on my website)
If you however attach great importance to comfort, you should better
book your accommodation in a hotel. In the youth hostels often no or
little service is offered. Service you usually get in hotels.
Moreover, in Bavaria are lodgings which offer overnight stays only for
humans up to 26 years. That is, they proverbially concentrate on the
youth. You will find however sufficient others in which is also offered
a cosy bed to adults.
Today we have youth hostels in the whole world (I even had the time of
my life in the hostel of New York City!). You will however see, feel,
and smell that the origin of hostels was developed in Germany.
Now still a few numbers of Germany Hostels: world-wide there are more
than 4,000 youth hostels in 65 countries, whereby more than 600 alone
in Germany. You need a membership card in order to be able to stay
overnight there, which costs only 20 EUR per year and is world-wide
valid! More than half of the 1.7 million members in Germany are adults.
The average cost per night is somehow between 10 and 25 EUR. So you
save a lot of money, don’t you?
You find more details on the official website of the German Youth
Hostel Association.
However, I wish you a lot of fun on your journeys!
Marcus Hochstadt
Marcus Hochstadt may be contacted at
http://www.smart-travel-germany.com/
Marcus Hochstadt has an interest in helping you gain delight from smart
travel to and through Germany. He has written a special report on How
to Travel for Free! You can download it at
www.smart-travel-germany.com/
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