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HOSTEL ST BRIAVEL'S CASTLE YHA

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St Briavel's Castle YHA
The Castle
St Briavels
Lydney, Gloucestershire
GL15 6RG
England & Wales

Tel. +44-1594-530272
Fax. +44-1594-530849

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Travel Tip Amy, USA (Traveller): «The town was very small but very cute. We found it great having free internet access at the local pub!» | more...

Hostel Details

87% Customer Rating

A 13th-century medieval castle, complete with round towers and moat, the hostel makes a good base for visiting the Wye Valley and the Forest of Dean. Chepstow Castle and Tintern Abbey are nearby. Accommodation is in 4-6+ bedded rooms and facilities include kitchen and evening meals. From March 1st 2006 breakfast will be included.

*** This hostel is part of the Youth Hostels Association of England & Wales, which is a membership organization. The prices quoted are member’s prices. A none members supplement of £3 per person per night will be charged on arrival for those guests not in possession of a valid YHA England & Wales or equivalent IYHF/ Hostelling International membership card ***

Attractions

	Historical sites nearby
	Hiking area
	Forested/wooded area
	Hostel with a difference
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Facilities

	Self-catering kitchen
	Groups welcome
	Common room(s)
	Sheets in price
	Credit card accepted
	Meals available
	Individual traveller welcome
	Garden
	Rates include local tax
	Cycle store at Hostel

Prices from

Bed price from:

12.50 GBP

Hostel bed capacity

Beds per room:			Total beds
Number of rooms:	1	7	70

Opening times

Opening times (daily/weekly):	08.00 - 10.00. 17.00 - 23.00 (Hostel gates are locked at 23.30)
Opening times (over the year):	Open Friday/Saturday nights and school holidays from 1st March 2005 to October 31st 2005