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Odd and Unusual Hostels from all over the world
Deepdale Backpackers Hostel, Yurts and Tipis in
Norfolk, England
Escape the beaten track and the smog of the big city to this wonderfully
chilled out at Deepdale Backpackers Hostel in the heart of Burnham Deepdale
on the North Norfolk Coast. This beautiful village is by the sea in an ‘Area
of Outstanding Natural Beauty’*. Open All Year, for Spring, Summer, Autumn
or Winter accommodation. The North Norfolk Coast is a backpackers paradise
offering watersports and outdoor activities of every sort, beautiful beaches
and historical buildings, so you can be as active as you want. Of course you
might just like to chill out and relax in our award winning backpackers
hostel or try one of our superb local pubs serving local beers and excellent
seafood! It doesn't have to be this way with the new genre in luxury,
comfortable camping and campsites. You may feel like you are cheating a
little but you're there for a holiday, to get way from it all. There are
many new types of posh camping holidays and our Deepdale Yurts are one of
them.
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Jumbo 747 Hostel - World's first hostel located in a jumbo jet - Sweden
Jumbo Stay offers 29 comfortable rooms with single, two and three bed
private rooms or two and four bed dormitories. All together, the hostel
offers 61 beds; the most luxurious is to be found on the planes upper deck
which boasts an exclusive Cockpit suite with private shower and toilet. The
rooms are approximately six square meters in size and measure nearly four
meters from floor to ceiling.
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The Hostel in the Forest in Brunswick, Georgia
The Hostel in the Forest has operated as an International Youth Hostel for
35 years. It is world renowned for our geodesic domes and 9 tree houses,
which were built and have been sustained entirely by volunteers. Hundreds of
loving hands have gone into making the Hostel what it is today, a fact that
is evident as soon as one steps on the property.
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Point Montara Lighthouse Hostel
The rugged California coast is a dramatic and breathtaking setting, and the
Point Montara Lighthouse Hostel offers a relaxing retreat for travelers of
any age. Enjoy a unique vacation experience at a spectacular lighthouse
location, perched on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, just 25 miles
south of San Francisco. Originally established in 1875 as a fog signal
station after several ships ran ashore in the late 1860s, this historic
lighthouse is still an operating aid-to-navigation maintained by the U.S.
Coast Guard. The hostel has been in operation since 1980 through a
partnership with California State Parks. Point Montara Lighthouse
Hostel.
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