Compare Redlands Hostels

Name: Dynasty Suites Redlands
Price range: $110 total
Rating: 9

Featured Hostels in Redlands

ITH Big Bear Lake Mountain Hostel & Lodge

Free Cancellation

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$84 nightly

$95 total

Jul 20 - Jul 21

Total includes taxes and fees

ITH Big Bear Lake Mountain Hostel & Lodge features free WiFi in public areas, coffee in a common area, and microwave in a common area. You can take advantage of free parking, along with a free area shuttle. The front desk has multilingual staff that can help with tours or tickets, luggage storage, and securing valuables. Other amenities at this ski hostel include a refrigerator in a common area, an arcade/game room, and a terrace.

Breakfast included

Pet friendly

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Hotel Options in Redlands

Ayres Hotel Redlands – Loma Linda

1015 W Colton Avenue, Redlands, CA

$130 nightly

$143 total

Jul 21 - Jul 22

Total includes taxes and fees

9.2/10 Wonderful! (1,347 reviews)

Citrus Suites Redlands Loma Linda Hotel

1230 W Colton Ave, Redlands, CA

$105 nightly

$115 total

Jul 24 - Jul 25

Total includes taxes and fees

8.8/10 Excellent! (1,000 reviews)

Dynasty Suites Redlands

1235 W Colton Ave, Redlands, CA

$100 nightly

$110 total

Aug 3 - Aug 4

Total includes taxes and fees

9/10 Wonderful! (1,001 reviews)

Hostels

Book a hostel in Redlands
Life is an adventure, and you can experience it all—without breaking the bank. Don’t ignore your free spirit when you travel: stay spontaneous with hostels in Redlands. They’re flexible, fun and never have a dull moment, just like you. Plus, the budget friendly nature of a hostel means you can stay longer and check out everything Redlands has to offer.

Find your tribe and maximize your good times at Redlands hostels. Backpackers, students, and young travelers flock to hostels for their community feel. They’re a great place to meet fellow travel junkies from all over the world and make new friends that will help you get the most out of Redlands.

Hostels let you really see Redlands
A hostel is your ticket to a great trip in Redlands. Some include private rooms, while others offer double beds or bunk beds, so your whole crew can split the cost. If you’re traveling alone, hostels are the perfect way to find your Redlands family and maybe even pick up a trail buddy.

Youth hostels in Redlands are the best way to see the sights without losing your savings. Perks can include free Wi-Fi, free breakfast, and options for private rooms and bathrooms. Some hostels also include common areas where you can cook and share meals together, reheat leftovers, or just gather around to swap stories. The manager is likely a local who will be able to suggest new spots in Redlands for you to visit. Take your new best friends and get going. Redlands isn’t going to explore itself.