Hostelling International in New York
Hostelling International-NY offers the best of services necessary for the hostel has a fun atmosphere and pretty. Our interest is so that travelers have an unforgettable experience. We offer the best service and value in relation to the price
Hostelling International is founded on the idea that the world would be a better world if people create global experiences that last a lifetime through travel. The staff is willing to provide all the information necessary for travelers to have the best possible stay in New York. If you are here for educational purposes or cultural visit or just to use it, Hostelling International-NY has everything you need!
Hostelling International-NY is located near Central Park, the Cathedral of St. John Divine, Columbia University, the tomb General Grant, the Natural History Museum, the Museum Mile, the restaurant Tom’s listed on Seinfeld, the Fireman’s Memorial, and much more. Let one of our volunteers to show you New York!
Note:
- All clients under 18 years must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or group leader. Unfortunately we cannot accommodate any customer less than 18 years only.
- Hostelling International USA is a membership card. If you do not have the arrival HI card, we will charge you $ 3 more.
Hostelling International New York
891 Amsterdam Avenue
New York, USA
Williamsburg and Coney Island in New York
Coney Island, a popular beach town in New York, is ideal for a day trip with its nostalgic charm, its sidewalks designed with planks of wood, its arcades and Astroland Park, a recreational park that has a Ferris wheel from which you can view the entire perimeter of the area. In addition, this park has the famous Cyclone roller coaster, built in 1927, which still rattle wooden tracks.
Another must is the Coney Island Aquarium for Wildlife Conservation, KeySpan Park, which is located on the seafront and is the home of the Brooklyn Cyclones, a team of minor league baseball, and Sideshows by the Seashore.
A five minute walk to North Beach, Brighton Beach Ave at Brighton Beach, has many shops, bakeries and restaurants of Russian cuisine.
The Williamsburg area is located across the East River from the East Village and here the preserve of hipsters continuing momentum in this area full of men and women sitting in bohemian cafes, going to art gallery openings and crowded bars, and exhibiting an aspect of the art.
Formerly a real industrial community on the seafront in the last decade has been transformed to the chagrin of many residents.
Do not miss the excellent Brooklyn Brewery offers tours, special events and night clubs.