How to Find a Hostel in Poland

Hostels offer a unique lodging experience. While the amenities are basic, the authentic and diverse atmosphere compensates. Affordable, clean and safe, hostels are a popular choice for international travelers in Poland. Find a hostel that fits your needs and budget.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Passport
• Combination lock

1. Plan your trip through Poland and highlight places of interest. Locate the cities and towns close to the destinations you'd like to visit. Use these cities in your search for a hostel.

2. Surf the Internet for hostels in Poland. Choose a website that offers information on the hostel including cost, amenities and proximity to landmarks and places of interest.

3. Compare the hostels you've found. See which hostel offers more for the money. Find a website that rates hostels and see how your choices compare and contrast.

4. Check with a local travel club or travel agency. They may have free information on hostels in Poland and information on specials and discounts.

5. Book your hostel using a travel agent or go online. Some websites allow you to make reservations over the Internet for a nominal fee or free.

Tips & Warnings

• Ask which amenities the hostel provides.
• Travel with a sheet because hostels sometimes prohibit sleeping bags due to hygiene.
• Check to see if the hostel enforces a curfew or lock-out.
• Have your passport handy at check-in. Some hostels require a passport to ensure you are an international traveller.
• Take a lock with you. Lockers are commonly provided to keep belongings safe.

Resources

• The hostels website
• Hostelworld
• Hostelz offers reviews