USA TRAVEL GUIDES

Hostels are more fun because they offer hyper-localized opportunities and recommendations. Take advantage of these local travel guides from the mouths of budget travelers, just like yourself!

Welcome to your ultimate guide for budget-friendly travel across the USA! Discover how staying in hostels can transform your travel experience by offering community events and insider recommendations. Unlike isolating hotel rooms or impersonal house rentals, hostels provide a vibrant community atmosphere, perfect for meeting fellow travelers and exploring hidden gems. Our USA travel guides cover local attractions, affordable dining spots, and essential travel tips tailored for budget-conscious adventurers of all generations. Whether you're a solo traveler, a family on a budget, or a group of friends seeking adventure, we've got you covered with the best tips to make the most of your USA travels without breaking the bank.

You’ll love these travel guides if:

You love local recommendations and uncovering hidden gems

You’re traveling solo or with a group

You want to walk everywhere and see the best attractions

You are a budget-conscious traveler

You make lists of coffee bars and restaurants before you even arrive

Make plans as unique as you.

Is the USA Safe?

Yep. You betcha. And then some.

Traveling somewhere new comes with questions. Is it safe? Are hostels even a thing in the US? Short answer: Yes and yes.

The USA is packed with epic places to explore, and hostels are popping up everywhere from national parks to the hearts of major cities. Whether you’re headed to New York, LA, San Francisco, Chicago, Hawaii, or the Florida Keys, there’s a hostel ready to welcome you—with clean sheets, solid vibes, and a community of fellow explorers.

And when it comes to safety? Most US hostels take it seriously. Think secure storage for your gear, 24-hour staff, female-only dorm options, keycard access, and glowing reviews from travelers just like you. As always, travel smart: read reviews, lock up your valuables, trust your gut, and keep your street smarts on (just like you would anywhere).

Bonus: many US hostels are way more than a bed. Some are tucked into historic buildings, others are sustainability-focused or art-filled. They’re run by passionate teams who want you to have a safe, fun, and unforgettable experience.

So, pack your bag, do your research, and don’t sleep on the hostel scene in the States. (Well, actually do sleep there. That’s kinda the point.)