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Hostel Packing List

Hostel Packing List

2016-04-25

In addition to packing the usual travel goods, be sure to pack these essentials for your hostel stay.

International travel cards: Investing in an International Student Identity Card or a Hostelling International card can help you save money on your hostel, particularly if you are staying at more than one hostel. Research what hostel cards are available for the hostel and destination you are headed to during your trip. The cards can also help you save on transportation, attractions and even clothes!

Quick-dry towel: Many hostels do not include towels in the nightly rate. While you can rent towels for a small fee, the fees can add up when you are traveling for an extended period of time. A quick-dry swimmer’s towel is lightweight and dries quickly so you can shower, pack and go.

Sheets or sleeping bag liner: Since linens aren’t always included in the nightly rate, it’s a great idea to pack or purchase cheap sheets at your destination. For backpackers and long-term travelers, a sleeping bag liner is a great investment that can be reused on camping trips too.

Lock: Protect your valuables with a pad lock or combination lock that can be used on the hostel’s lockers or lockable cabinets. If the hostel doesn’t have lockers to store your stuff, then suitcase locks can help keep your valuables safe.

Money belt or pouch: Keep your passport, visas, credit cards, ID cards, cash and documents safe by storing them in a money belt or pouch that is worn around your waist or neck.

Flip-flops: Share a shower, but not germs! Pack a pair of shower shoes that can be worn to and from the bathroom and at the beach.

Earplugs: Sharing a room with others means you’re likely to encounter noise, from roommates chatting with each other to guests coming and going. Drown out the chatter and snoring by investing in a set of earplugs.

Eyeshade: Get your zzz’s with the help of a blindfold. Block out the light from your roommates reading late at night or the sun streaming in at the break of dawn with an eyeshade.

Toiletries: You’re unlikely to find free miniature bottles of shampoo and conditioner, and bars of soap at your hostel. Be sure to bring your own toiletries and a container or bag to carry them to and from the bathroom. Toiletry bags that have a hook on them make it easy to hang on a hook in the bathroom, keeping your items organized and within arm’s reach.

Flashlight: Use the flashlight on your cell phone or pack a mini flashlight on a keychain to help you navigate your room at night or your path to the bathroom.

Source: cheapflights.com

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