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]]>There are exceptions to this rule, but cheap accommodation is often located farther away from popular tourist attractions. All the money you’ve saved by booking it will eventually be spent on additional transportation costs.
Cheap accommodation can also come with a long list of hidden costs you haven’t been counting on, so make sure to carefully read descriptions and reviews to make sure you won’t have to pay extra for anything.
Unless you’re 100% sure nothing could possibly disrupt your trip, it’s a good idea to book accommodation with a flexible cancelation policy. Unfortunately, cheaper accommodation options often have a very strict policy or don’t offer refunds at all.
Your overall travel experience might suffer if you book the cheapest accommodation on the market. From uncomfortable beds and dirty rooms to poor customer service and limited facilities, there are many issues that could potentially lead to an unpleasant experience.
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]]>Hostels are the most affordable accommodation option, no matter where you’re going and you can save a fortune staying at one. Most major cities have a bunch of good options in the city center because amenities often play a more important role in determining the price than location.
When you’re staying on the outskirts, you’ll have to spend extra money on public transportation because major tourist attractions won’t be easily accessible by foot. You can avoid this added expense by booking centrally-located accommodations because you can easily walk around everywhere.
If the place you want to book is too expensive, how about just staying there for a day or two? You can find more affordable accommodations for the rest of your stay, while also treating yourself to a stay at a centrally-located hotel or apartment and using this time to explore all the major downtown attractions.
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]]>The post Top 3 Tips for Finding Cheap Place to Stay When Traveling Solo appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Hostels are the best possible option for solo travelers. In addition to being cheaper than all other types of accommodation, they’re also worth booking for the social factor. Even when you’re traveling solo, it’s good to have some people around, and hostels are a great place to meet new people.
If your budget is so low that you can’t even find an affordable hostel, try finding a free place to stay. This is pretty easy when you have friends or family in the city that you’re visiting, but you can always give Couchsurfing a shot if that’s not the case.
Staying flexible with your dates can help you significantly lower the price of your booking. In addition to being more expensive during peak season, accommodation prices tend to differ during weekdays and weekends, so take this into consideration when making your next booking.
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]]>The post 5 Affordable Accommodation Options for People Who Hate Hostels appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Couchsurfing is the most popular hospitality exchange service in the entire world and it allows you to stay with locals all over the world, free of charge.
If you’re hitting the road in spring or summer, camping is your best bet. You might spend extra money on your baggage so you could bring your tent, but it will be worth it since you’ll get to sleep underneath the stars.
If you have family or friends living in a foreign country, you can use your trip to spend some time together and they might even invite you to stay over if they have room.
Renting private accommodation will never be cheaper than staying in a hostel dorm, but Airbnb is generally cheaper than hotels, so make sure to give it a try.
Your accommodation will be as affordable as the destination you pick. If you don’t want to stay at a hostel, opt for cheaper destinations where you won’t break the bank renting an apartment.
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]]>The post How to Find Affordable Accommodation for Your Winter Vacation appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>There’s nothing quite like spending a winter vacation with your loved ones, especially if you can do it free of charge. If you have friends or family members who own a nice cabin or live near a popular winter resort or a city with a Christmas market, consider paying them a visit this holiday season.
Traveling alone can be fun and freeing, but it’s not the best option for a winter vacation. In addition to being more festive, spending your holiday trip with friends and family is a more affordable option because it allows you to split all the expenses.
Many people can’t imagine a winter vacation without staying at a mountain resort, but they’re one of the most expensive options. Even if you want to visit a ski resort on a daily basis, you’ll have a better chance of finding cheap accommodation in its local area.
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]]>The post Best Ways to Save Money on Private Accommodation appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Accommodation tends to be more expensive on the weekends because the demand is higher. Most people only have some free time on their hands on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights, but if that’s not the case with you, book your stay at any other time. It also comes in handy that most tourist attractions are less crowded during weekdays.
Private accommodation is much cheaper when you have someone to split the cost with, even if it’s only one extra person. Book an apartment with your family members, friends, or a partner and have a fun and affordable holiday while quarantining together.
If you’re willing to welcome strangers into your home when you’re not around, you can give home exchange websites a try. They allow you to swap your home with someone else’s and enjoy a stay in a completely new place for a couple of days.
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]]>The post 3 Affordable Hostels in Chicago You Should Know About appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Staying at a four-star hotel for around $30 a night may sound like a mission impossible, but Freehand features beds in shared quad rooms that you can rent for cheap. To make the whole thing even better, this hotel is located in the very heart of the city, and you can find many restaurants and high-end stores in the surrounding area.
This budget-friendly hostel is located in one of the most popular neighborhoods of Chicago’s Lake View district. Its communal and outdoor areas are a great place to meet new friends during your travels, especially since they host movie nights, game nights, pizza nights, and hostel parties.
Located in the affluent Lincoln Park district, this is one of the cheapest hostels you can find in Chicago. Its lounge looks extremely cozy, but you can also enjoy their garden and sun terrace after a long day exploring the city.
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]]>The post How to Find Affordable Accommodation in Oslo, Norway appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Cheap hostels in Oslo are extremely difficult to find. You’ll have to cash out at least $30-$40 per night for a bed in a dorm room, which is twice as expensive than the majority of other European cities.
If you’re hoping to find a cheaper option on Airbnb, you’re up for a disappointment. Private rooms usually start at around $30, plus service and cleaning fees, and you’ll have to spend much more if you want a private apartment.
If you can’t imagine yourself spending this much money on a trip, considering finding a free stay on Couchsurfing. Workaway is also an option if you want to stick around in Olso for a month or two, and don’t mind exchanging work for accommodation.
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]]>The post 3 Things You Should Check Before Booking Cheap Accommodation appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Booking a cheap hostel that doesn’t have a central location will cost you money in the long run. You’ll also end up wasting time commuting across the city every time you want to reach the top attractions that you came here for in the first place.
Never book a hostel – no matter the price – before reading the reviews. Rating is a good indicator of how good this place is, but feedback from your fellow travelers is equally important, especially if you’re focusing on a certain aspect of the hostel, such as comfort and cleanliness.
Many hostels – even the cheap ones – offer free breakfast to their guests. If you stumble upon a decent hostel that offers free food to their guests that’s just a little bit more expensive than the cheapest option, make sure to consider it because you’ll end up saving money on food this way.
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]]>The post Major Cities Around the World with Surprisingly Cheap Hostel Rooms appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Visiting Sydney without breaking a bank seems like a mission impossible because plane tickets don’t come cheap. Fortunately, accommodation isn’t as expensive, and dorm prices near the city center start at only $10!
A visit to Tokyo will also set you back by less money than you expect. If you’re ready to stay outside the heart of the city, decent dorm rooms can be found for between $10 and $15 per night.
London is much more expensive than some other European capitals, but the prices of hostel dorm rooms aren’t significantly higher. It’s much more affordable than all the Scandinavian capitals, and you can easily find a dorm going for between $10 and $15, just like in Tokyo.
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]]>The post Booking the Cheapest Accommodation You Find Might Actually Be Losing You Money appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>There are exceptions to this rule, but cheap accommodation is often located farther away from popular tourist attractions. All the money you’ve saved by booking it will eventually be spent on additional transportation costs.
Cheap accommodation can also come with a long list of hidden costs you haven’t been counting on, so make sure to carefully read descriptions and reviews to make sure you won’t have to pay extra for anything.
Unless you’re 100% sure nothing could possibly disrupt your trip, it’s a good idea to book accommodation with a flexible cancelation policy. Unfortunately, cheaper accommodation options often have a very strict policy or don’t offer refunds at all.
Your overall travel experience might suffer if you book the cheapest accommodation on the market. From uncomfortable beds and dirty rooms to poor customer service and limited facilities, there are many issues that could potentially lead to an unpleasant experience.
The post Booking the Cheapest Accommodation You Find Might Actually Be Losing You Money appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post How to Book Centrally-Located Accommodations and Still Save Money appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Hostels are the most affordable accommodation option, no matter where you’re going and you can save a fortune staying at one. Most major cities have a bunch of good options in the city center because amenities often play a more important role in determining the price than location.
When you’re staying on the outskirts, you’ll have to spend extra money on public transportation because major tourist attractions won’t be easily accessible by foot. You can avoid this added expense by booking centrally-located accommodations because you can easily walk around everywhere.
If the place you want to book is too expensive, how about just staying there for a day or two? You can find more affordable accommodations for the rest of your stay, while also treating yourself to a stay at a centrally-located hotel or apartment and using this time to explore all the major downtown attractions.
The post How to Book Centrally-Located Accommodations and Still Save Money appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Top 3 Tips for Finding Cheap Place to Stay When Traveling Solo appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Hostels are the best possible option for solo travelers. In addition to being cheaper than all other types of accommodation, they’re also worth booking for the social factor. Even when you’re traveling solo, it’s good to have some people around, and hostels are a great place to meet new people.
If your budget is so low that you can’t even find an affordable hostel, try finding a free place to stay. This is pretty easy when you have friends or family in the city that you’re visiting, but you can always give Couchsurfing a shot if that’s not the case.
Staying flexible with your dates can help you significantly lower the price of your booking. In addition to being more expensive during peak season, accommodation prices tend to differ during weekdays and weekends, so take this into consideration when making your next booking.
The post Top 3 Tips for Finding Cheap Place to Stay When Traveling Solo appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post 5 Affordable Accommodation Options for People Who Hate Hostels appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Couchsurfing is the most popular hospitality exchange service in the entire world and it allows you to stay with locals all over the world, free of charge.
If you’re hitting the road in spring or summer, camping is your best bet. You might spend extra money on your baggage so you could bring your tent, but it will be worth it since you’ll get to sleep underneath the stars.
If you have family or friends living in a foreign country, you can use your trip to spend some time together and they might even invite you to stay over if they have room.
Renting private accommodation will never be cheaper than staying in a hostel dorm, but Airbnb is generally cheaper than hotels, so make sure to give it a try.
Your accommodation will be as affordable as the destination you pick. If you don’t want to stay at a hostel, opt for cheaper destinations where you won’t break the bank renting an apartment.
The post 5 Affordable Accommodation Options for People Who Hate Hostels appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post How to Find Affordable Accommodation for Your Winter Vacation appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>There’s nothing quite like spending a winter vacation with your loved ones, especially if you can do it free of charge. If you have friends or family members who own a nice cabin or live near a popular winter resort or a city with a Christmas market, consider paying them a visit this holiday season.
Traveling alone can be fun and freeing, but it’s not the best option for a winter vacation. In addition to being more festive, spending your holiday trip with friends and family is a more affordable option because it allows you to split all the expenses.
Many people can’t imagine a winter vacation without staying at a mountain resort, but they’re one of the most expensive options. Even if you want to visit a ski resort on a daily basis, you’ll have a better chance of finding cheap accommodation in its local area.
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]]>The post Best Ways to Save Money on Private Accommodation appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Accommodation tends to be more expensive on the weekends because the demand is higher. Most people only have some free time on their hands on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights, but if that’s not the case with you, book your stay at any other time. It also comes in handy that most tourist attractions are less crowded during weekdays.
Private accommodation is much cheaper when you have someone to split the cost with, even if it’s only one extra person. Book an apartment with your family members, friends, or a partner and have a fun and affordable holiday while quarantining together.
If you’re willing to welcome strangers into your home when you’re not around, you can give home exchange websites a try. They allow you to swap your home with someone else’s and enjoy a stay in a completely new place for a couple of days.
The post Best Ways to Save Money on Private Accommodation appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post 3 Affordable Hostels in Chicago You Should Know About appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Staying at a four-star hotel for around $30 a night may sound like a mission impossible, but Freehand features beds in shared quad rooms that you can rent for cheap. To make the whole thing even better, this hotel is located in the very heart of the city, and you can find many restaurants and high-end stores in the surrounding area.
This budget-friendly hostel is located in one of the most popular neighborhoods of Chicago’s Lake View district. Its communal and outdoor areas are a great place to meet new friends during your travels, especially since they host movie nights, game nights, pizza nights, and hostel parties.
Located in the affluent Lincoln Park district, this is one of the cheapest hostels you can find in Chicago. Its lounge looks extremely cozy, but you can also enjoy their garden and sun terrace after a long day exploring the city.
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]]>The post How to Find Affordable Accommodation in Oslo, Norway appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Cheap hostels in Oslo are extremely difficult to find. You’ll have to cash out at least $30-$40 per night for a bed in a dorm room, which is twice as expensive than the majority of other European cities.
If you’re hoping to find a cheaper option on Airbnb, you’re up for a disappointment. Private rooms usually start at around $30, plus service and cleaning fees, and you’ll have to spend much more if you want a private apartment.
If you can’t imagine yourself spending this much money on a trip, considering finding a free stay on Couchsurfing. Workaway is also an option if you want to stick around in Olso for a month or two, and don’t mind exchanging work for accommodation.
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]]>The post 3 Things You Should Check Before Booking Cheap Accommodation appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Booking a cheap hostel that doesn’t have a central location will cost you money in the long run. You’ll also end up wasting time commuting across the city every time you want to reach the top attractions that you came here for in the first place.
Never book a hostel – no matter the price – before reading the reviews. Rating is a good indicator of how good this place is, but feedback from your fellow travelers is equally important, especially if you’re focusing on a certain aspect of the hostel, such as comfort and cleanliness.
Many hostels – even the cheap ones – offer free breakfast to their guests. If you stumble upon a decent hostel that offers free food to their guests that’s just a little bit more expensive than the cheapest option, make sure to consider it because you’ll end up saving money on food this way.
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]]>The post Major Cities Around the World with Surprisingly Cheap Hostel Rooms appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Visiting Sydney without breaking a bank seems like a mission impossible because plane tickets don’t come cheap. Fortunately, accommodation isn’t as expensive, and dorm prices near the city center start at only $10!
A visit to Tokyo will also set you back by less money than you expect. If you’re ready to stay outside the heart of the city, decent dorm rooms can be found for between $10 and $15 per night.
London is much more expensive than some other European capitals, but the prices of hostel dorm rooms aren’t significantly higher. It’s much more affordable than all the Scandinavian capitals, and you can easily find a dorm going for between $10 and $15, just like in Tokyo.
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