Relaxed friendly and clean, conveniently located just five minutes from Falmouth town, the harbour, Maritime Museum and station and beach. This comfortable hostel lends itself both to individuals and groups to explore and enjoy all that Cornwall has to offer. Five rooms, offering two to seven beds per room, from £19 pppn, with a simple complimentary breakfast thrown in! Free wi-fi and use of kitchen and lounge facilities - the rest is up to you! Falmouth’s beautiful natural harbour provides a picturesque background to the main street of charming shops, galleries, restaurants, cafés and pubs, where you can enjoy Cornish cream teas, home-made pasties, fresh local seafood and locally brewed real ales. An eclectic mix of live music and fringe theatre can be found in tucked away venues on most nights. SPECIAL OFFER – 20% off all prices for week day nights (Mon-Thurs) from January thru March (excluding half-term) BOOK NOW! Safe road parking.
where: 9 Gyllyngvase Terrace, Falmouth, Cornwall, TR11 4DL |
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Built in the 17th c and set on the edge of the Lakes, in some of the most beautiful landscape in Britain, here you can enjoy the hospitality of a traditional Lakeland pub, with fine food, good beer, cosy surroundings and even a few ghost stories. Purpose built in 2005, The Duddon Sands Hostel is adjacent to the pub and provides 16 comfortable hand made solid wood beds (with bedding), in 3 separate dorms, hot showers, kitchen/diner, sitting area with views over the estuary and outdoor area with bbq. Ideally situated for visiting a wide range of tourist attractions such as Muncaster Castle, South Lakes Wild Animal Park, beautiful sandy beaches at Silecroft, Haverigg and Roanhead and the villages and towns of the lake district; Kendal, Keswick, Windermere and Ulverston which has a museum dedicated to local celebrities Laurel and Hardy. For the more energetic there are numerous outdoor activities including climbing, parachuting, fell walking, fishing and horse riding. Phew... after all that you can enjoy a well deserved pint, in the beer garden and a hearty evening meal. A previous guest said " The hostel was immaculately clean and more than comfortable. The landlord of the pub and hostel couldn't do enough to make our stay special, he organised karaoke and a local band to play which was fabulous." Rates from £13 pp/pn and group booking discount for the whole hostel. Drying room, washing facilities, lockable storage shed and large car park. where: Askewgate Brow, Kirkby-in- Furness, Cumbria, LA17 7TE
tel: 01229 889454
web-site: www.theship1691.co.uk
e-mail: theship1691@googlemail.com
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Situated in the secluded Rusland Valley, between Lake Windermere and Coniston, within walking distance of Grizedale Forest and with the Lakeland fells and lake shores just a few minutes away. Built in 1725 by members of the Religious Society of Friends (known as Quakers) and has 12 acres of mature mixed woodland which visitors are welcome to explore. Providing simple and comfortable hostel-style accommodation for up to 20 people, with 3 sleeping areas. Facilities include showers, toilets, large open plan common room, well equipped kitchen, dining area, wood-burning stove, bonfire site and bbq. The Centre does not have a tv, radio or internet... in keeping with the 'away from it all' peace and simplicity of Rookhow! Local attractions include Hay Bridge Nature Reserve, Windermere Lake Steamers, Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway, Lakeland Motor Museum, Swarthmoor Hall and the seaside town of Grange-over-Sands. Rates pppn or can be booked for sole use. Camping is also permitted by arrangement for larger groups. Private parking.
where: Rookhow, Rusland, Ulverston, Cumbria, LA12 8LA |
Comfortable and clean budget accommodation available for singles, couples or ideal for club groups of up to 60. All rooms with Satellite TV, tea and coffee making facilities and Wi-Fi, with ensuite rooms available. Food is available at the main hotel next door or at the nearby Café. Lodge guests are welcome to use the Ashleigh Hotel's garden and bar in the evening. Near to most of Bournemouth's main facilities and attractions, including the town, a multitude of pubs, clubs and restaurants, and most importantly the sea and seven miles of award winning, safe, sandy beaches. Places to visit include the Tank Museum, Monkey World, the Blue Pool, Swanage Steam Railway, Marine Sea Life Centre and Corfe Castle. Popular with Bikers, Poole is just a short ride away with its interesting quay and trips to Brownsea Island and further afield, along with Biker Night on Tuesday evenings when hundreds of bikes are on display on the Quay. Owner is an ex-biker (knees gone now!) Large off-road parking.where: 4 Southcote Road, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH1 3SR
tel: 01202 558048
web-site: www.thelodge.co.uk e-mail: info@thelodge.co.uk
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Located on the border between Herefordshire and Worcestershire, in the Malvern Hills, an extensive conversion of old timber workshops and lambing sheds provide Bunkhouse Accommodation, with a caravan and camping also available. The Bunkhouse for 8 people and the Fold for 4, with dining room equipped kitchen. A large barbeque range and a picnic area are great for al fresco dining! Near to the Forest of Dean and the Welsh border, the old market towns of Ledbury, Malvern and Tewkesbury and the Three Counties Showground. A 10% discount on bookings of 12 or more, contact Bill or Mary for more details. Motorcycle washing facilities and secure parking.
where: Hollybush, Ledbury, Herefordshire, HR8 1ET e-mail: berrowhouse@tiscali.co.uk
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'Voted No.1 Hostel in England (2009). Set in a beautiful 120 year old town house, and located a few minutes walk to the famous Canterbury Cathedral and the town center with traditional English pubs, restaurants and even ghost walks! A range of budget accommodation from dormitory rooms to single and double rooms, with very high standards of customer service, cleanliness and decoration. Bedding included. A large fully equipped kitchen, large tv lounge, wi-fi, dining area situated in the conservatory (pictured), garden with bbq area, hammocks and open fire. An ideal centre from which to explore the Kent Countryside, seaside resorts of Whitstable, Herne Bay and Margate, Blue Flag beaches, Dover castle and the port of Dover for ferries to France. The friendly and knowledgable staff are on hand and hold weekly events including; Retro movie night, Luigi's free Pasta and sing-a-long evening and bbq on a Saturday. A previous guest said "Brilliant atmosphere. Great facilities if you want to cater for yourself. Huge communal space for chilling out, meeting people. Calm location with ample parking". Laundry and drying facilities. Parking on the hotel forecourt. where: 40 Nunnery Fields, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 3JT
tel: 01227 786121
web-site: www.kipps-hostel.com
e-mail: kippshostel@googlemail.com
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Situated in the beautiful Northumberland countryside right on the Heritage trail, is this spacious, modern, high quality accommodation, on a working farm, which has been with the Laws family for five generations. With a 4* hostel status, the six rooms are varied for 2 to 5 people, one en-suite rooms with separate ladies and gents showers and toilets. Total accommodation for up to 23. Interestingly, the visitor accommodation used to be the pigsties and part of the lounge was a coal house! There is a picture in the lounge showing various stages of construction. On site facilities include; self catering kitchen with dining table, well appointed tv lounge with log fire, internet access, courtyard garden with bbq, hair dryers available on request, with a continental breakfast provided. Local amenities include village pubs, restaurants, food delivery services and shops in the nearby village of Heddon on the Wall. Ideal location for the Hadrians Wall Path, exploring the beautiful and historic county of Northumberland, woodland trails, rugged moorland and hills, castles, Keilder Water & Forest Park and some of the most beautiful and deserted beaches in the UK. A warm Northumbrian welcome awaits visitors from owners Jeff and Paula. A previous guest said "Top notch facilities and lovely warm welcome". Group discounts available. Drying Room and secure parking.
where: Heddon on the Wall, Northumberland, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE15 0EZ
tel: 01661 854364 - 07708 419911
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![]() A working farm situated in the beautiful Tyne Valley, surrounded by the magnificent, unspoilt beauty of Hadrian's Wall country and with a warm Northumbrian welcome from proprietors Sandra and family. As the farm sits almost on top of The World Heritage site that is the magnificent Hadrian's Wall with its many Forts, visitor's centers and historical points of interest, it is a great base to explore this spectacular area and countryside, including The National Park, Kielder Water, The Scottish Borders, Alnwick Castle & Gardens, Cragside House and just an hour away from the east and west coast, on the Coast to Coast route. The Market town of Hexham, is a short ride away and is steeped in history, with its wonderful 7th century abbey, antique shops and many quality pubs and restaurants. The bunk house sleeps 15, with excellent kitchen and washroom facilities. Traditional Breakfasts are also offered. Book independently or as a group from £10 per night. B&B and Camping is also available. Drying room and secure parking.
where: Humshaugh, Hexham, Northumberland, NE46 4BW
tel: 01434 681320
web-site: www.greencarts.co.uk
e-mail: sandra@greencarts.co.uk
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A comfortable bunk house, in a converted barn with under floor heating, for up to 10 people in three rooms. The modern kitchen is fully kitted out with cooker, microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge and dining table. A 10 minute walk from the local pub and a mile to the busy town of Church Stretton and all its facilities, including pubs, shops, restaurants and take-aways. Within easy distance of Shrewsbury, Telford and Ludlow, on the way to Wales, just off the A458, from the Midlands. A previous guest said "Spotless, comfy and peaceful hostel in a beautiful setting. Good food and log fire at the Yew Tree pub!". Private parking.
where: Meadow Green, Batch Valley, All Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 6JW |
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Located in the beautiful village of Bildeston, Christmas Hall, a large self-catering country house for rent, offers the tranquillity of the countryside without compromise on your urban luxuries. This privately owned country house melds tradition with the 21st century to create a unique venue for your biking holiday or private get-together!
Sleeping up to 20 guests and includes a games room (with pool table), a large and well equipped kitchen, flat screen tv, freeview and Wi-Fi, along with a private walled garden where you can enjoy barbecues. Bildeston itself offers a local store and two great pubs, including the award winning Bildeston Crown. History, scenery and friendly people - Suffolk has it all. Motorcycle washing facilities and plenty of parking places. where: Market Place, Bildeston, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP7 7EN |
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An independent quirky hostel situated in Central Brighton with views of the Royal Pavilion, with a friendly atmosphere and offering comfortable, affordable accommodation with excellent facilities. Bedding included. Guests can relax on our roof terrace or in the lounge area. You can also enjoy a drink or two in the licensed bar. Central to all of Brighton's attractions, including the Piers, beach, theatres, live music venues, cafes and bars, along with the yearly Ace Cafe Reunion; The Brighton Burn Up & Ride . A variety of room types, including singles, twins and dorms with tv, radio and tea & coffee making facilities. A previous guest said "Loved the hostel - great location & good friendly service. Will definitely stay here again next time I come to Brighton!". Please note the parking is off-site.
where: 76 Grande Parade, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 9JA
tel: 01273 604182
web-site: www.kipps-brighton.com e-mail: kippshostel@googlemail.com
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Situated in the North Yorkshire Moors, at the heart of Yorkshire's most popular biking roads, in the historic market town of Pickering, with unique views of the scenic NYMR Railway. This lovingly restored Victorian Mill now provides modern 4* self catering accommodation in two cottages; High Mill House, sleeps up to 12 and the romantic Limes cottage is for 2. Facilities include lounge, equipped kitchen, patio, south facing garden, laundry facilities, with linen, towels, gas and electric included in the price. Close to the Yorkshire Dales, Scarborough's famous Olivers Mount and the popular Helmsley to Bilsdale road... a Bikers heaven! Small and large groups welcome., for short and longer stays. Drying area, motorcycle washing facilities, garaged and private car park. where: 32-34 Undercliffe, Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 7BB
tel: 01751 477113
web-site: www.highmillpickering.co.uk e-mail: cheryl@highmillpickering.co.uk
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where: Wagtails, Thruscross, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG3 4AH
tel: 01943 880207
web-site: www.westendoutdoorcentre.co.uk e-mail: m.verity@virgin.net
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Within the unique town of Hebden Bridge, in the southern Pennines, midway between Leeds and Manchester. Set in a deep wooded valley, alongside the river and canal, Hebden Bridge (the fourth funkiest town on the planet) offers countryside, culture, history and walking, as well as unique shops, restaurants, cafes, fine ale houses and great music venues such as the Trade's Club. A ten minute walk from the town centre, Hebden Bridge Hostel offers comfortable, affordable accommodation for up to 36 in 4-bed dorm/family/friends rooms, a twin room and a budget 6-bed bunk-room. Each room has en-suite shower and toilet. Open to all from April to November, the Hostel can also be booked as a whole during the rest of the year. A previous guest said "Excellent value, friendly and comfortable - a jewel in the Pennines!" Please note, outdoor shoes may only be worn in the lobby, reception and kitchen and as a Vegetarian Kitchen is in operation, no meat or fish can be cooked. Private car park.
. where: Birchcliffe Road, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, HX7 8HA
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An ancient fortress (14th-16th c.) and farm set in 134 acres of private nature reserve in an unspoilt valley on the borders of Quercy and Agen. After lengthy restoration, the Château is now a comfortable home with large bedrooms, spacious sitting rooms, antique furniture and beds, stone walls, huge beams and many interesting architectural features. A choice of B&B, gite for up to 9, apartment for 3 or the whole Château which can be booked exclusively for up to 30 people! Rental includes electricity, water, heating, bed linen and towels. Breakfast is at a time to suite with dinner served in the courtyard under the arches whenever the weather permits and in the grande salle at other times. The extensive grounds will delight lovers of wild plants, bird life, pond life, organic farming and is a splendid place to relax, with the added bonus of a large swimming pool. The area is rich in history and is noted for its gastronomy whilst the numerous villages offer a remarkable variety of interest. Close to the border of the Midi-Pyrenees, off the E09, west of Cahors. Large parking areas. where: 47370 Courbiac, Aquitaine, France
tel: +33 (0) 553 408924
web-site: www.chateauderodie.com e-mail: mail@chateauderodie.com
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Relaxed friendly and clean, conveniently located just five minutes from 

Comfortable and clean budget accommodation available for singles, couples or ideal for club groups of up to 60. All rooms with Satellite TV, tea and coffee making facilities and Wi-Fi, with ensuite rooms available. Food is available at the main hotel next door or at the nearby Café. Lodge guests are welcome to use the Ashleigh Hotel's garden and bar in the evening. Near to most of Bournemouth's main facilities and attractions, including the town, a multitude of pubs, clubs and restaurants, and most importantly the sea and seven miles of award winning, safe, sandy beaches. Places to visit include the 












Situated amidst stunning landscape in the 
