YHA England and Wales Cashback Offers

Choose from 150 hostels and 45 campsites throughout England and Wales and enjoy varied landscapes, stunning views and much more when staying with YHA. Their great network of hostels offers amazing places to stay and great value accommodation in towns and cities, the countryside or by the coast, while you can also opt for one of their campsites or glamping options.

You will find dorm rooms, as well as premium and en-suite family rooms, while you can even have a whole hostel to yourself if you are going away with a group of friends or team of colleagues through YHA Exclusive Hire. Whatever you are looking for, there is something for everyone.

YHA England and Wales is a registered charity whose aim is to help people of limited means, especially the young, to enjoy a greater knowledge and love of the countryside, as well as an appreciation of the cultural values of towns and cities, by providing youth hostels and other accommodation. As they are a non-profit organisation, the money they make is put back into improving their facilities.

Take out a YHA membership and enjoy a range of YHA discounts, while if you like to save money, you will find YHA offers on their website. Sign up to TopCashback and book hostel accommodation through us, meanwhile, and you can make use of our cashback deals, while you might find YHA discount codes too.

YHA Hostels

If you are looking to stay in a YHA hostel, you can search by area or postcode, view properties on a map or take a look at their special offers if you are on a tight budget. Whether you are searching for a place in the city, want to be close to nature in the countryside or by the coast, you can be sure of enjoying the perfect landscape, stunning views and san extensive range of activities.

You can also take a look at hostels ideal for families and activity & adventure hostels. Discover hostels in popular places like the Peak District, north Wales, Devon, Northumberland and the Isle of Wight, but no matter where you decide to stay, YHA aim to ensure it is both comfortable and exciting, allowing you to both rest and explore.

• Other Accommodation

  Depending on your needs, there are plenty of accommodation options available to you.

  Take your dog with you to one of the YHA Camping & Cabins sites — for free if you pitch your own tent or for a small fee if you choose one of their glamping options. All of the sites offer plenty of space in picturesque surroundings, while you will also be able to access the regular hostel facilities.

  Your dog will be welcome in all of the social spaces (excluding kitchens) and cafes too, while you can also take a canine companion with you to YHA Exclusive Hire properties. If you are thinking camping, you can take your own kit or opt for one of their rustic wooden pods, huts or cabins.

  Their all-weather camping barns will allow you to go back to basics, while you can glam it up a little in their premium bell tents and tipis, which are furnished with mattresses, bean bags, tables and rugs.

  If you are looking for a house away from home, their deluxe pods, huts and cabins have bathroom and kitchen facilities. As some of the hostels are in castles and listed buildings, there can be issues with accessibility, though you will find hostels suitable for wheelchair users and people with mobility issues, while you can hire meeting rooms and whole hostels.

• What to Expect

  YHA England and Wales youth hostels have received millions of pounds in investment in recent years to ensure they can be enjoyed by future generations.

  While you will find bunk beds in shared dorms if you like a communal and friendly environment, there are other room types available, including private rooms, cabins and even tipis which offer privacy and a space of your own.

  Whether you are looking for an en-suite double, a private room which can sleep up to eight, a heated bell tent or a camping pod, there is plenty of choice at YHA hostels. Their food and drink offering is also varied, whether it is a breakfast, a packed lunch or evening meal they are preparing.

  They cater for all tastes and dietary requirements, while many hostels include a licensed bar, cafe and restaurant. If you want to cook for yourself, they also have self-catering kitchens in almost all hostels. They accommodate guests of all ages, allowing people to mix and spend time with others they might not ordinarily socialise with.

• Inspiration

  The YHA website is also packed with travel tips and inspiration, which will help you learn more about what a YHA break could mean for you.

  Whether you are planning an adventure in the country, a city location, in a traditional English town or coastal resort ideal for families, you can be sure YHA offers something for you. With properties throughout England and Wales, you can browse area guides for locations such as London, the Lake District, Liverpool, Cornwall and Yorkshire.

  Read up on the best activity trips available or take a look at their most popular breaks, while their blog is full or articles on everything from hostel-to-hostel walking tours and dog-friendly accommodation to the best places to go and see stunning sunsets. They also offer British Triathlon, cycling, running, walking, climbing and watersports activity breaks. Don't forget when making a booking to check out our cashback deals and YHA discount codes, if available.

• YHA Membership

  Join YHA and you will be able to enjoy a range of benefits, including YHA discounts on stays and money off big-name brand partners, while you will be supporting an organisation which is dedicated to creating activities and experiences for young people with challenging lives.

  With YHA membership, you will be able to get up to £3 per night on a hostel booking when you book online at yha.org.uk, as well as £30 off YHA Exclusive Hire bookings. Your membership will be supporting the great work YHA does, while you will be the first to hear about YHA discounts and special offers.

  Read membership FAQs if you want more information, while you will also automatically become a member of Hostelling International (HI), which will allow you to stay in HI hostels worldwide if you are planning on travelling in Australia, Thailand, the Middle East or the USA.

• The YHA Story

  The very first youth hostel was opened in Germany in 1909 and, following a trip there 20 years later, a small group of pioneers opened the first in Britain.

  The national organisation was established a year later and, by Easter 1931, there were 11 hostels. The fact YHA offered affordable accommodation was an antidote to the poor air quality, cramped housing and harsh inner city life at the time. It provided the working class with opportunities to spend time in the fresh air and open countryside.

  The number of YHA members doubled during the Second World War, while it went through significant changes in the 1980s as the needs of the modern day traveller began to alter. They introduced smaller, private rooms and improved facilities, while they adopted a professional management structure.

  While they have changed with the times, they have always stayed true to their core mission and values, which is to inspire all, especially children, to broaden their horizons and help them gain knowledge and independence through new experiences, adventures and discoveries.