Seattle Hostels - No problem, if you are sticking to a budget you may wish to look into some of the hostels the area has to offer. Paying less for accommodations will leave you with more money to spend on the city’s attractions. With all the sight seeing there is to do you want to do plenty of it.

Some but not all of these Hostels in Seattle offer free linens and breakfasts. HI-Vashon Island AYH Ranch Hostel has nine Indian Sioux teepees for use for families. It can be a fun experience, but keep in mind that you will have to share facilities. With that in mind the way to see if this is your type of place to stay at is by looking at each of the respective hostel’s website. There you will get an idea of the type of room you will stay in and you can even read some reviews that other customers who have stayed there have written. These sites will also tell you what Seattle Hostel is close to and which if any forms of transportation are available. Your travel agent will also have information to give you on these hostels.

If this is something you would like to learn more about please check the links below to see the different Hostels in Seattle. We found four hostels in the Seattle area and one has the use of nine teepees.

Green Tortoise Hostel
1525 Second AV
Seattle, WA
http://www.greentortoise.net/
At the Green Tortoise Hostel kids stay free.

H.I. Seattle
84 Union Street, WA 98101
Seattle, WA
http://www.bootsnall.com/hostels/usa/sea/1857.shtml
H. I. Seattle has been said to be the best hostel in the world.

Bigfoot Backpacker's Hostel
126 Broadway East
Seattle, USA
206 720 2965
http://www.hostels.com
Bigfoot Backpackers another choice of hostel in the Seattle area.

HI-Vashon Island AYH Ranch Hostel
12119 SW Cove Rd.
Vashon Island
Seattle, WA
http://www.vashonhostel.com/
HI-Vashon Island AYH Ranch Hostel has nine Indian Sioux teepees for use for families