Hostels in Vancouver, British Columbia
Stay in one of Vancouver's top hostels and meet some fellow travelers from across the globe! You will find budget places to hang your hat and lay your head down in Vancouver that will suit every budget. You will be able to swap travel stories with your roomies and get involved in some group activities. We have listed some top backpacker lodges in Vancouver that will get you started on your travel planning and save you dollars that are meant to be spent on your adventure! Hostelling International Location: 1114 Burnaby Street This hostel offers everything a backpacker could want! Comfy 4-bed dorms, large common areas, great service and friendly staff. Centrally located close to beaches, Stanley Park, nightlife, restaurants and shopping. Free shuttle to/from bus/train station. Daily activities and tours for guests. Location: 1018 Granville St, Vancouver Lonely Planet called this hostel "…the newest and hippest hostel in town!" We've pulled out all the stops by building a massive brand new kitchen upstairs, a huge funky common area and featuring, the one and only, Beaver Restaurant and Pub...the best backpacker hang out in North America. Location: 927 Main Street.Vancouver. C & N Backpackers Hostel is the longest existing independent and most famous hostel in Vancouver. Twenty years in the same location has garnered our international hostel with a reputation for a safe, clean and friendly environment. Location: 347 West Pender Street, Downtown Vancouver. People wonder why this hostel is so cheap? There are a few things that makes our hostel quite a bit different then the others ones out there. We don't run it like a hotel and we don't have a 24 hour check in. The summer office hours are from 9 AM to 11 PM with lunch break from 1PM to 4PM. You get the key and you can come and go as you please anytime and there is no curfew to follow. Location: 733 Beatty Street, Vancouver. One of the finest accommodation facilities in North America, Vancouver's YWCA Hotel is definitely worth checking into. It offers a warm welcome to all travelers, and is a comfortable, safe and affordable place to stay at the heart of downtown's arts and entertainment scene. Location: 577 Richards St., Vancouver. St. Clair Hotel built in 1911 by Henry Pybus, Captain of the Empress of Japan Canadian Pacific Steamships. The hallways depict pictures of passenger liners - giving the hostel a nautical theme. Locations: 300 Cambie St. or 515 Seymour Street. Downtown Vancouver. The Cambie Heritage Hostel is home to one of Vancouver's busiest and most diverse bars. Rock and Roll, Hip Hop, Classics, Big-Hair Metal, and pretty much everything else resounds off the jukebox nightly. Students, artists, scenesters, hipsters and professionals (basically everyone) pack the bar every night so it is never the same.If you are looking for something a little more calm, chilled and laid back check out our other hostel on 515 Seymour Street. Go Back from Hostels in Vancouver to the Home Page
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