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Best British Columbia hostels with breakfast

Among the 268 hostels in British Columbia, here are the 4 best hostels with breakfast

Dilworth Inn Kelowna - British Columbia
8.3 1271 reviews

Dilworth Inn Kelowna

hostel, Kelowna
Hostel with a good rating of 83% based on 1271 reviews. Your accommodation will be based in Kelowna.
Facilities and services: a garden, air conditioning and a kitchen. Enjoy free parking with this accommodation in Kelowna!
Hi Vancouver Downtown - Hostel - British Columbia
6.0 1 review

Hi Vancouver Downtown - Hostel

hostel, Vancouver
Hi Vancouver Downtown offers budget accommodation in Vancouver's West End, a short walk from Sunset Beach and Granville Street, with Robson Street and English Bay Beach also nearby, and Yaletown-Roundhouse Station 1.3 kilometres away.
This hostel provides complimentary buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, a rooftop terrace, shared bathrooms, and on-site laundry facilities, with a 24-hour front desk for convenience.
Ramada By Wyndham 100 Mile House - British Columbia
No reviews

Ramada By Wyndham 100 Mile House

hostel, 100 Mile House
Ramada By Wyndham 100 Mile House offers a convenient base for exploring 100 Mile House, situated just minutes from the town centre and providing easy access to a skiing area.
This pet-friendly establishment includes complimentary Wi-Fi, on-site parking, a sauna, and a fitness centre, with kitchen facilities featuring a fridge and microwave oven.
Comfort Inn & Suites - British Columbia
No reviews

Comfort Inn & Suites

hostel, Salmon Arm
The Comfort Inn & Suites is located in Salmon Arm, just a few kilometres from the city centre, making it a convenient base for exploring the town and surrounding area. This 2-star hotel offers a comfortable and affordable stay for travellers.
The hotel has a range of facilities to suit all guests, including a swimming pool, fitness centre, and restaurant. You can also enjoy free Wi-Fi, room service, and on-site parking.

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Best British Columbia hostels with a locker

Hi Whistler - Hostel - British Columbia
8.6 2668 reviews

Hi Whistler - Hostel

hostel, Whistler
Hi Whistler - Hostel is located in Whistler Olympic Village, a short drive from both Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort and downtown Whistler. The hostel has received very good ratings for cleanliness and user experience, with a good rating for its location.
The hostel offers a choice of shared or private rooms, each with its own bathroom. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities including a café, a lounge, outdoor balconies, a fitness centre, tennis courts, and ski storage.
Whistler Fireside Lodge - British Columbia
10 875 reviews

Whistler Fireside Lodge

hostel, Whistler
Whistler Fireside Lodge is a member-owned hostel located just a short walk from Whistler Village and the base of Whistler Blackcomb, offering easy access to the area's attractions and activities. It has received excellent user ratings for its comfortable and welcoming atmosphere.
The hostel features a communal kitchen and dining area, a large lounge with a fireplace, and a recreation room with games like foosball and table tennis. Guests can also enjoy a sauna, ski and board storage, and a terrace or balcony for relaxing after a day exploring the mountains.
Squamish Adventure Inn - British Columbia
8.9 2968 reviews

Squamish Adventure Inn

hostel, Squamish
The Squamish Adventure Inn is conveniently located just off the Sea-to-Sky Highway, an 8-minute walk from Squamish's downtown shops and restaurants, and within easy reach of Stawamus Chief Provincial Park and the Sea to Sky Gondola. The hostel consistently receives excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The inn offers a range of accommodation options, from private rooms with ensuite bathrooms to shared dormitories. Guests can enjoy a self-catered kitchen, outdoor garden and patios, a fitness centre, free parking, and laundry facilities.
Hi Vancouver Downtown - Hostel - British Columbia
8.8 5910 reviews

Hi Vancouver Downtown - Hostel

hostel, Vancouver
Hi Vancouver Downtown - Hostel is situated in the heart of downtown Vancouver, just a short walk from Sunset Beach and Robson Street, putting you right in the middle of the city's action. It's received very good ratings for cleanliness and location, making it a great choice for travellers looking for a convenient and comfortable stay.
The hostel offers a range of shared rooms with shared bathroom facilities, a common kitchen for preparing meals, and a guest lounge, games room, and library for relaxing and socialising. You can also enjoy stunning city views from the rooftop patio, take advantage of the free Wi-Fi, and explore the surrounding area with ease.

Frequently asked questions about hostels in British Columbia

  • What are the most affordable attractions for backpackers to visit in British Columbia?

    For budget-conscious travellers, British Columbia offers many free or low-cost attractions. Hiking the numerous trails in Pacific Rim National Park Reserve is stunning and free, though parking fees may apply. Exploring Stanley Park in Vancouver, with its seawall, beaches, and totem poles, is another excellent free option. Many provincial parks have minimal entry fees, offering beautiful scenery and opportunities for camping. Free activities abound in cities like Vancouver and Victoria, including exploring Granville Island Market (though buying food there might add to your cost) and wandering through Gastown's Victorian architecture.
  • What are the best hostels in British Columbia?

    Among the hostels in British Columbia, Dreamcatcher Hostel, Squamish Adventure Inn and Hi Vancouver Downtown - Hostel are the most popular ones.

  • What are some unmissable, lesser-known spots in British Columbia?

    While popular destinations like Banff and Whistler are incredible, consider exploring less-visited gems. Cathedral Provincial Park offers stunning canyon hikes and relatively few crowds. The charming town of Kaslo, on Kootenay Lake, boasts unique history and beautiful lake views. For a truly off-the-beaten-path experience, head to the remote and rugged Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, known for its vast wilderness and abundant wildlife. The hidden hot springs of Harrison Hot Springs provide a relaxing and less crowded alternative to some of the more popular hot spring locations.
  • What are the best hostels with a pool in British Columbia?

    Hi Kelowna Hostel, Riding Fool Accommodation and Pemberton Hostel - Permanently Closed are the best hostels with a pool in British Columbia.

  • What fun and budget-friendly events or festivals are happening in British Columbia?

    British Columbia hosts many free or low-cost community events throughout the year. Check local listings for free concerts in city parks during the summer months. Many smaller towns and villages host festivals celebrating local produce or arts and crafts, often with free admission or low-cost entry. The Celebration of Light fireworks competition in Vancouver (though not entirely free, tickets are relatively affordable) is a spectacular summer event. The Squamish Festival of Mountain Culture in Squamish is another popular option, though this does have a ticket cost.
  • What are the best hostels with a jacuzzi in British Columbia?

    The best hostels with a jacuzzi in British Columbia are Hi Kelowna Hostel, Whistler Lodge Hostel and Bed In 4 Bed Female Dorm.

  • What are the best nightlife spots in British Columbia?

    Vancouver boasts a vibrant nightlife scene. Gastown offers a mix of trendy pubs and upscale cocktail bars. Yaletown is known for its stylish lounges and restaurants with lively atmospheres. Commercial Drive has a more eclectic vibe with diverse pubs and clubs. Victoria also has a thriving nightlife, with pubs and bars concentrated around Government Street and the Inner Harbour. Smaller towns and cities throughout the province offer a more relaxed atmosphere with local pubs and breweries.
  • What are the best hostels for families and kids in British Columbia?

    The best hostels for families and kids in British Columbia are Dreamcatcher Hostel, Squamish Adventure Inn and Hi Vancouver Downtown - Hostel.

  • What’s the ideal length of stay to get a full experience of British Columbia?

    A minimum of two weeks is recommended to explore British Columbia properly, even then, you'll only scratch the surface. To fully appreciate the province's diversity, from the mountains to the coast, a month or more would be ideal. It depends on your interests and travel style; focusing on a specific region might allow a shorter trip, but exploring the province's vastness requires considerable time.
  • What are the best pet friendly hostels in British Columbia?

    The best pet friendly hostels in British Columbia are Char's Landing Hostel, Char's Landing Hostel Zprivate Suite and Manor Hostel B&b & Hotel.

  • Does British Columbia offer any iconic natural events?

    Yes, British Columbia is known for its stunning natural phenomena. The salmon run in the fall is a spectacular sight, with millions of salmon returning to their spawning grounds. Whale watching tours are popular along the coast, offering the chance to see orcas, humpback whales, and grey whales. The Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) can be seen in the northern parts of the province during winter months.
  • What are the best hostels with parking in British Columbia?

    Dreamcatcher Hostel, Squamish Adventure Inn and Hi Vancouver Downtown - Hostel are the best hostels with parking in British Columbia.

  • Are there special cultural workshops or experiences to explore in British Columbia?

    Absolutely! Many First Nations communities offer cultural tours and workshops, providing insights into their traditions, art, and history. These experiences often include demonstrations of traditional crafts, storytelling, and opportunities to learn about local legends. Several locations offer workshops on carving, weaving, and other traditional crafts. Check with local tourism operators for details on available experiences.
  • How can you dive deeper into the culture and connect with locals in British Columbia?

    Engage with local communities by visiting farmers' markets, attending community events, and striking up conversations with people you meet. Consider staying in locally owned accommodations like bed and breakfasts or guesthouses for a more personal experience. Exploring smaller towns and villages can offer more opportunities for interaction with locals. Visiting local pubs and breweries can provide opportunities for social interaction.
  • Which restaurants and bars in British Columbia offer the best local cuisine?

    Many restaurants across British Columbia showcase local ingredients. In Vancouver, try restaurants in Gastown or Granville Island for diverse options. Victoria's waterfront area offers many seafood restaurants. Smaller towns and cities often have unique eateries featuring locally sourced produce and seafood. Look for restaurants featuring Pacific Northwest cuisine, which often emphasizes fresh seafood, wild mushrooms, and berries. Breweries and pubs often serve locally produced food alongside their drinks.
  • What unique packing tips should you keep in mind for British Columbia?

    British Columbia's weather can be unpredictable, so pack layers. Even in summer, evenings can be cool, especially in mountainous regions. Waterproof and windproof outerwear is essential, regardless of the season. Sturdy hiking boots are a must if you plan on exploring trails. Insect repellent is recommended, particularly during the summer months. Consider bringing binoculars for wildlife viewing.

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Best British Columbia hostels with air conditioning

Vancouver Burnaby Villa 44 - British Columbia
No reviews

Vancouver Burnaby Villa 44

hostel, Vancouver
Vancouver Burnaby Villa 44, a budget-friendly hostel in Vancouver, offers a comfortable stay in a pleasant district with easy access to local attractions. This 25 square meter accommodation provides essential amenities, including air conditioning and linen service in select rooms, designed for guest satisfaction.

Best British Columbia hostels with laundry available

Silverstone Downtown Center Long-stay Home In Vancouver - British Columbia
8.3 1256 reviews

Silverstone Downtown Center Long-stay Home In Vancouver

hostel, Vancouver
This Vancouver city centre flat is conveniently located near Granville and Waterfront SkyTrain stations, less than 1.6km from Vancouver Coal Harbour Seaplane Base.
The one-bedroom apartment offers a fully equipped kitchen, free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a private balcony, and access to a fitness centre; it sleeps two guests and is within easy reach of Granville Island Market and Stanley Park.
Smith's Irish Pub & Accommodation - British Columbia
10 1 review

Smith's Irish Pub & Accommodation

hostel, Vancouver
Smith's Irish Pub & Accommodation is located on Carrall Street in Vancouver's Gastown, a short walk from the Steam Clock and its cobblestone streets.
This establishment offers comfortable rooms, a kitchen, and an on-site Irish pub, with flexible check-in from 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM and no curfew.
Squamish Adventure Inn - British Columbia
8.9 2968 reviews

Squamish Adventure Inn

hostel, Squamish
The Squamish Adventure Inn is conveniently located just off the Sea-to-Sky Highway, an 8-minute walk from Squamish's downtown shops and restaurants, and within easy reach of Stawamus Chief Provincial Park and the Sea to Sky Gondola. The hostel consistently receives excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The inn offers a range of accommodation options, from private rooms with ensuite bathrooms to shared dormitories. Guests can enjoy a self-catered kitchen, outdoor garden and patios, a fitness centre, free parking, and laundry facilities.
Whistler Fireside Lodge - British Columbia
10 875 reviews

Whistler Fireside Lodge

hostel, Whistler
Whistler Fireside Lodge is a member-owned hostel located just a short walk from Whistler Village and the base of Whistler Blackcomb, offering easy access to the area's attractions and activities. It has received excellent user ratings for its comfortable and welcoming atmosphere.
The hostel features a communal kitchen and dining area, a large lounge with a fireplace, and a recreation room with games like foosball and table tennis. Guests can also enjoy a sauna, ski and board storage, and a terrace or balcony for relaxing after a day exploring the mountains.
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