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Best British Columbia hostels with breakfast included

Among the 268 accommodations in British Columbia, here are the 1 best hostels with breakfast included

Comfort Inn & Suites - British Columbia
British Columbia
17/07 – 18/07
£433/nightfor 1 night

Comfort Inn & Suites

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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

Ubc Okanagan Campus - British Columbia
8.5 2858 reviews
British Columbia
20/06 – 22/06
£104/nighttotal: £208 (2 )

Ubc Okanagan Campus

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hostel , Kelowna
The UBC Okanagan Campus hostel is located on the University of British Columbia's Okanagan campus, just a short drive from Kelowna International Airport and about 8 miles from the city centre. It has received very good ratings for cleanliness, location and overall experience.
The hostel offers a range of rooms, from student rooms to suites and apartments. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a swimming pool, fitness centre, restaurant, and free Wi-Fi throughout the property.
Hi Vancouver Jericho Beach - Hostel - British Columbia
8.5 4452 reviews
British Columbia
25/07 – 01/08
£94/nighttotal: £658 (7 )

Hi Vancouver Jericho Beach - Hostel

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hostel , Vancouver
Hi Vancouver Jericho Beach - Hostel is situated just a four-minute walk from Jericho Beach Park on Vancouver's West Side, offering easy access to the sandy shores and stunning ocean views. The hostel has received very good ratings for its location and overall experience, as well as a good rating for cleanliness.
The hostel offers a range of shared rooms and select private rooms, all featuring backpack-size lockers. Guests can enjoy a communal dining area with kitchen facilities, a lounge, games room, and television room, as well as a restaurant serving international cuisine and a bar with local beers on tap. There is also a garden, fitness centre, tennis court, and parking available.
Rockwater Secret Cove Resort - British Columbia
British Columbia
07/09 – 12/09
£157/nighttotal: £785 (5 )

Rockwater Secret Cove Resort

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hostel , Sechelt
The Rockwater Secret Cove Resort in Sechelt is located in Halfmoon Bay, 6 kilometres from the city centre, with nearby attractions including the Museum of Anthropology, Capilano Suspension Bridge, and Stanley Park.
This resort offers a swimming pool, spa, restaurant, fitness centre, and room service, with Wi-Fi and parking provided, and is suitable for travellers seeking accommodation in Sechelt.
Riding Fool Accommodation - British Columbia
9.4 263 reviews
British Columbia
20/07 – 23/07
£82/nighttotal: £246 (3 )

Riding Fool Accommodation

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hostel , Cumberland
The Riding Fool Accommodation is a hostel in Cumberland, Vancouver Island, just 22 miles from the mountain biking trails at Mount Washington and 5.6 miles from the oceanfront city of Courtenay. The hostel has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness and overall experience.
The hostel is housed in a restored heritage building, offering a unique and charming atmosphere. Guests can enjoy a shared kitchen, a cafe, a common room with a woodstove and a billiards table, as well as a swimming pool, a terrace, a garden and a fitness centre.

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 plenty. Hiking the numerous trails in Garibaldi Provincial Park is free, offering stunning mountain views. Exploring Stanley Park in Vancouver is also free, with its beautiful seawall and totem poles. Many smaller towns, like Nelson or Squamish, have free walking tours showcasing their unique charm. Ferries to some of the Gulf Islands can be relatively inexpensive, offering a chance to experience island life without breaking the bank.
  • What are the best hostels in British Columbia?

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

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

    While Vancouver and Whistler are popular, consider exploring less-visited gems. The Cathedral Provincial Park, with its towering trees and tranquil lakes, is a hidden treasure. The town of Kaslo, on Kootenay Lake, boasts a unique historical charm and stunning lake views. For a truly off-the-beaten-path experience, explore the remote northern regions of the province, such as Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, known for its rugged wilderness.
  • What are the best hostels with a pool in British Columbia?

  • What are the best nightlife spots in British Columbia?

    Vancouver's Gastown district offers a vibrant nightlife scene with numerous pubs and clubs. Yaletown boasts trendy bars and restaurants. Victoria's downtown core also has a lively atmosphere with various pubs and live music venues. Smaller towns often have charming pubs with a more relaxed atmosphere. The specific best spot depends on personal preference, but these areas offer a good starting point.
  • What are the best hostels with a jacuzzi in British Columbia?

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

    A minimum of two weeks allows for a good overview of British Columbia, enabling you to explore both the coastal regions and the interior. However, a month or more would be ideal to thoroughly explore the diverse landscapes and activities the province offers. The ideal length truly depends on your interests and travel style.
  • 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, Hi Whistler - Hostel and Squamish Adventure Inn.

  • Does British Columbia offer any iconic natural events?

    Yes, the annual salmon runs are a spectacular natural event, particularly visible along the rivers of the province. The Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) are also visible in the northern parts of British Columbia during the winter months, providing a breathtaking celestial display.
  • What are the best pet friendly hostels 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 showcasing their art, traditions, and history. These experiences vary in location and availability, so researching specific communities and their offerings beforehand is recommended. Various museums and cultural centres across the province also host workshops and events.
  • What are the best hostels with parking in British Columbia?

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

  • How can you dive deeper into the culture and connect with locals in British Columbia?

    Staying in locally owned accommodations, such as bed and breakfasts or guesthouses, offers more opportunities for interaction. Participating in community events and festivals is another great way to connect with locals. Striking up conversations with people in pubs, cafes, or while hiking can lead to interesting encounters and insights into local life. Showing genuine interest in the local culture and customs goes a long way.
  • Which restaurants and bars in British Columbia offer the best local cuisine?

    Many restaurants in Vancouver, Victoria, and smaller towns offer excellent local cuisine. Look for restaurants featuring Pacific Northwest seafood, such as salmon and shellfish. Many establishments also incorporate locally sourced produce and ingredients into their menus. Exploring different neighbourhoods and trying various restaurants will help you discover your personal favourites. Specific recommendations depend on your location and preferences.

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Best British Columbia hostels with air conditioning

Canadas Best Value Inn & Suites Kamloops - British Columbia
British Columbia
02/07 – 04/07
£117/nighttotal: £234 (2 )

Canadas Best Value Inn & Suites Kamloops

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hostel , Kamloops
The Canada's Best Value Inn & Suites Kamloops is conveniently located close to the city centre, making it easy to explore the attractions, restaurants, and shops of Kamloops. This 2-star hotel offers comfortable and affordable accommodation for travellers visiting the area.
The hotel features a range of facilities for guests to enjoy, including a bar, restaurant, and café. Guests can also take advantage of the free Wi-Fi, parking, and shuttle service.

Best British Columbia hostels with laundry available

Hi Whistler - Hostel - British Columbia
8.6 2553 reviews
British Columbia
31/07 – 03/08
£136/nighttotal: £408 (3 )

Hi Whistler - Hostel

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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.
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