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Our hostels span several centuries of different design trends.

The hostels in our network are united in terms of their values, their purpose and their spirit of welcome. But they differ from each other in countless ways. From Swiss-style chalets and former schools to restored manor houses and one-time lifeboat stations, they collectively cover almost every architectural period of the past few centuries.

The most contemporary of our hostels are purpose-built. The building that houses YHA The Sill at Hadrian’s Wall, for example, earned the Selwyn Goldsmith Award for Universal Design. Many of our other properties, however, are defined by their historical character, with castles, shooting lodges and country piles all featuring in our network.

In short, they’re places with stories to tell. And the best part? By staying with us, you’ll have your own stories to tell, too.

YHA Street

YHA Street exterior

YHA Wilderhope Manor

YHA Street exterior

YHA The Sill at Hadrian’s Wall

YHA The Sill at Hadrians Wall exterior

YHA Tanners Hatch Surrey Hills

YHA Tanners Hatch

YHA Pwll Deri

YHA Tanners Hatch

YHA Manchester

YHA Manchester exterior

YHA Jordans

YHA Manchester exterior

YHA Holmbury St Mary Surrey Hills

YHA Manchester exterior

YHA Hartington Hall

YHA Eyam exterior

YHA Castleton Losehill Hall

YHA Eyam exterior

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