YHA Blog
If you're planning a trip to the beautiful cities of Bristol and Bath but want to keep your budget in check, you're in luck. Both cities offer a wealth of free activities that showcase their rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes. From exploring...
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II leaves behind an extraordinary legacy as Britain’s longest reigning monarch. As YHA’s Patron, The Queen recognised our achievements and contribution to society.Her legacy will last foreverThe Queen’s legacy of involvement in the youth...
From the ancient ruins of Whitby Abbey to the 73-mile-long Hadrian’s Wall, Britain has plenty heritage hotspots full of beauty and historic importance. We are proud to be part of the Heritage Alliance and with many of our hostels located nearby, we provide you...
King of the castles… We are very lucky in the UK to have so many historic buildings within easy reach of a visit and castles are what fairy tales are made of. Here are some of our favourites with YHA properties you can stay at whilst exploring. Armour at the...
Is there any greater joy than cosying up with a good book? We don’t think so. Here’s a suggestion of tomes to tuck into whilst enjoying or planning your stay with us.The South WestWhilst at any of our YHAs in Cornwall be sure to pack the classic 1938 novel Rebecca...
British hostelling isn’t all about country houses (gorgeous as they are) and purpose-built traditional hostels – YHA accommodation can include everything from remote huts to 800-year-old castles! Here is our top picks of unusual places to stay in the UK, each with...
