Where to stay whilst Interrailing

 In my last article, I spoke about Interrail and Eurail passes. I said I was going to make an itinerary for people to buy one to use. I've already written that, and it should be out later today. But first, I feel I need to give some ideas of where to stay whilst Interrailing.

1) Hostels

Hostels are great places to stay on a budget. Interrail made a list of recommended hostels, which, along with thousands more across the world, can be booked from their official partner, Hostelworld.com. You can choose to have your own private room or sleep in shared rooms with other travellers. On top of this https://benefitsportal.eurail.com/?categories=a2840ccc-9b23-4c5d-a940-0e6e446d5d48 has lots of accommodations, including hostels, that you can get discounted with your pass.

2) Luxury Hotels/Holiday Resorts

From one end of the spectrum to another: Luxury Hotels and Holiday Resorts. I know, these do cost a lot, and I mean a lot, of money, but they are good for relaxing in after a long week of travelling across Europe. A good app I've found is Marriott. You don't get a discount with your pass, but they have hotels in every country your pass is valid in except Liechtenstein and Luxembourg. With their app, Marriott Bonvoy, you can book luxury hotels with almost no notice in seconds! These include their classic hotels, as well as some other more luxury brand.  Sometimes, they're not even too expensive! For example, a Ljubljana Four Points by Sheraton hotel, in their "select" group of hotels, can cost less than £60 per night! Pretty good for a luxury brand with an indoor pool. Just search "Marriott Bonvoy" in your app store to download their app.

3) Holiday Inn

You probably know that Holiday Inn is a chain of relatively cheap 2, 3 or 4 star hotels, similar to a Premier Inn or Travelodge in the UK. However, Holiday Inn have hotels in many more countries. To book go to https://www.holidayinn.com.