No-Frills Accommodations for Cost-Conscious Travel
Hostels are known for their basic accommodations and social atmosphere, typically with shared sleeping spaces and communal rooms like lounges or living room-like spaces.
Not just for students—they’re increasingly popular among retirees and older travelers–they’re known for being much less expensive than hotels or motels. Hostels often arrange for social activities to help travelers to get to know each other, making them popular among solo travelers
Exploring Seattle’s Surroundings Without a Car
Get recommendations for visiting Seattle without a car from a Seattle transit rider and transportation nerd.
Bainbridge Island Ferries Stephanie Braconnier / Shutterstock
No car? No problem.
Whether seeking an island adventure, an afternoon of wine touring, or a day on the slopes, you can make it happen while letting others do the driving (or ferrying). Not only will you save gas money, you’ll enjoy a fresh perspective on the city’s stunning surroundings. Seattle itself is also easy to explore without a car.
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