Unique Hostels In Europe For A Budget Backpacking Trip
By CARLIE HOKE
At this Swedish hostel, guests stay on a jumbo jet near the Stockholm airport. The jet's cockpit has been converted into a two-person private suite with its own bathroom.
The engines are also rooms that are only accessible via private staircases on the plane's exterior, and the seats have been removed with dorm rooms in their place.
The self-proclaimed "Worst Hostel in the World" has been rebranded as an infamous place where the untamed can have an extraordinary trip they probably shouldn't write home about.
While Castle Rock does offer private rooms, the entire hostel can sleep around 300 travelers, with some dorm rooms holding up to 16 people, but it's not cramped.
This hostel in Copenhagen has created its own community with guests of various ages and amenities like a tattoo parlor, a game room, a library, and a restaurant.
There's live music, and you could even earn a night by performing on their stage. Unlike many hostels, explorers of all ages are welcome, and family rooms are available.
Art lovers visiting Porto, Portugal, will find themselves drawn to the Art District, where this hostel and gallery hybrid is located with local works on display.