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A charming six-room hostel located in a skinny Victorian townhouse on the Hove borders. Owners Glen and Karen have created bright minimalist and highly adaptable accommodation, (a maximum of four bunk beds to a room), and as such, this hostel is ideal for group visits. See the full post >

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This solid redbrick building has a colourful past, spanning post-war boozer to renowned music venue Pressure Point, where both Blur and Kasabian played. It’s now a welcoming hostel offering a range of highly affordable, clean and contemporary accommodation. See the full post >

Having split from an international chain, this is now one of Helsinki’s few independent hotels and better for it. Hotel Katajanokka has a refreshingly authentic, welcoming character, belying its historic function as a jail dating from the 19th century. See the full post >

A landmark on the east of the city, perched on a Baltic inlet with soothing waterside views and within easy reach of the city centre. It boasts the comfort and service one expects of the Hilton chain. See the full post >

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