noun
- an inexpensive lodging place for travelers, especially young people, typically offering shared rooms and facilities
- a supervised residential facility providing temporary accommodation for specific groups such as students, workers, or homeless people
Examples
- We stayed at a youth hostel in Prague to save money on our trip.
- The hostel had bunk beds and a shared kitchen for guests.
- Many backpackers prefer hostels because they’re affordable and social.
- The university operates a hostel for visiting students.
- She booked a bed in a hostel near the train station.
- The hostel provided clean sheets and towels for all guests.
- Workers at the construction site stayed in a company hostel.