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It may be wise (and cheaper) to book accommodation before you travel, especially
at busy times of the year and in places which are holding a local festival.
The websites of the tourist boards or of local tourist information centres usually
provide lists of accommodation in the area.
If you are using public transport to travel, remember to ask about the best
way to reach the accommodation once you have arrived in the area.
Hostels are not always very secure, especially if you are sharing a room with
other people. You should avoid taking valuables with you, and carry your money
with you at all times (it may be wise to take a money belt and to wear this
while you sleep), or to use lockers or safes if these are available.
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YHA
Accommodation Guide to England and Wales Publisher: Youth Hostel Association Date: January 2005 |
The
Independent Hostel Guide 2005 (independent hostels in Britain, plus some in Europe) Author: Sam Dalley Publisher: Backpackers Press Date: February 2005 |
To find and book an independent hostel in Europe (or elsewhere), click: here
For a step-by-step guide to this booking process, see: Shop/Company/BookHostels
Many youth hostels in Europe are part of the group Hostelling International:
http://www.hihostels.com
Cheap
Sleeps Europe (hostels and other cheap accommodation in Europe) Author: Katie Wood Publisher: Robson Books Date: January 2005 |
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