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From back-to-very-basics mountainside accommodation, to lively fun-filled surfer shacks on Hawaiian beaches, youth hostels have become an intrinsic part of most people's travel experience. Here are all the tips on Been there concerning these legendary instiutions but if you have stayed in a memorable hostel which isn't mentioned, pop a tip on the site so we can all share your bed bugs.
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    Goat Hostel

    Posted by sandhu 22 September 2009

    An incredible place to stay whilst in Budapest. Everything, and I mean everything, about Goat Hostel is great. Service with a smile is an understatement.

    Vamhaz Korut 15 near Kalvin ter metro station.

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    Carpe Noctem

    Posted by logroves 25 January 2009

    The best hostel I have EVER stayed in anywhere (and I've been around...)
    Amazing in every way possible; really cozy, clean and comfortable hostel in a beautiful listed building on the doorstep to everything and the staff are so friendly and welcoming and really want to help you explore and enjoy a city that they love.
    If you're a single traveller or small group who really wants to have a great time in Budapest (day and night) then this is the place for you.

    carpenoctemhostel.com

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    The Goat Hostel

    Posted by Stiener 12 April 2008

    Really good hostel, comfy beds, free internet, incredibly friendly staff, walking distance from most attractions, free breakfast and it's one of the cheaper hostels in town. I would definitely go back there. Can be difficult to find, up a staircase in the alley next to the billiard hall, follow the pictures of goats.

    www.hostelworld.com/hosteldetails.php/GoatHostel-Budapest-21850

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    Station guesthouse

    Posted by ClintZepho 10 October 2007

    This is one of those places where the guests stay longer than they expected, and end up working there. The writing all over the walls and the squat-like attic give it a definite acid house feel, but don't worry, everyone’s friendly, and the hippy vibe is pretty infectious.

    The 24-hour bar (essentially a fridge) and adjoining lounge are great to meet people and play some free pool. It’s a party place as well, so expect to have some messy evenings. A little bit of a mission to find, but definitely worth it. AND make sure you do a shot of Unicum at the bar. Medicinal apparently. Can't really remember.

    www.hostelz.com/hostel/7006-Station-Guesthouse-Hostel

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    BackPack Budapest

    Posted by leftboy 6 October 2007

    Decent hostel, good sized rooms, good facilities. Great welcome, great service. They give you a shot of schanpps when you arrive, and when we saw a brochure for caving, they did all the organising for us.

    Takacs Menyhert u.33, Budapest, 1113

    www.backpackbudapest.hu

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    Yellow Submarine Hostel

    Posted by frution 10 February 2006

    Friendly hostel located near the centre of the city in an enchanting old building. If you are travelling in a group, ring ahead and book the 'penthouse' - it sleeps eight and has its own kitchen/dining area and bathroom with shower. And if you stay for more than five days you get a Yellow Submarine t-shirt.

    56 Terez Korut - near Nuygati train station

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    Back Pack

    Posted by IanClover 17 September 2005

    A hostel on the south-western edge of town. A laid-back idyll, run by a young couple who are always happy to see new guests. They will find a bed for you somewhere, whether it be a double room with TV and Fridge (a luxury in the summer), or merely a hammock tied between two trees in their garde. Everybody receives the highest order of hospitality. Check it out!

    They advertise at the train stations and in phone boxes. Pick up a leaftlet and get on the bus.

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