15 years
I've been trying to find out who these AAE people are and this
http://www.aaereservations.com/
was all I could find. No info at all about them. And they're everywhere now.
Hostelbookers' "Top 10 Hostels"
Hostel Trends and News
As provided by Hostelbookers:
- Living Lounge Hostel, Lisbon, Portugal 99% -- "With three Lisbon hostels in the top ten, the city is certainly the place to go if you require top quality accommodation for bargain prices. With prices at the number one rated Living Lounge from just £20 per person, per night there will be plenty of spending money left over. The stylishly furnished and modern Living Lounge Hostel is centrally located in the heart of Lisbon's tourist centre and close to the metro station. It’s only a quick train ride to Lisbon's nearest beaches or a short stumble to Lisbon's best nightlife area - the Barrio Alto."
- Travellers House, Lisbon, Portugal 98.4%
- Hostel Majadas, Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina 98%
- Hobo Bear Hostel, Zagreb, Croatia 97.8%
- B and B il Canto del Sole, Siena, Italy 97.3% [NOTE: this does not appear to be a hostel] -- "You might think accommodation in the chic Italian city of Sienna is beyond your budget – but, just 10km away, B and B il Canto del Sole has six bedrooms from just £35 per person per night. Set in a beautifully restored Tuscan barn, the hostel has a full range of hotel-standard facilities, from satellite TV to a swimming pool."
- Riverhouse Backpackers, Cardiff, Wales 97.1% -- "The quality also continues closer to home – for a cosmopolitan city break on a budget, head to the centrally-located Riverhouse Backpackers in Cardiff. This recently renovated Victorian house boasts high standard of accommodation, with dorm beds start at just £17.50 per night, with breakfast included."
- AAE Mosquito Hostel, Krakow, Poland 97% -- "The AAE Mosquito Hostel in Krakow offers some of the lowest prices in Europe, with dorm beds starting at just £3 a night and private rooms available from £17. But they don’t hold back on on comfort –located just five minutes’ walk from the main square, the newest hostel in Krakow is both smart and modern."
- Johnies Place, Lisbon, Portugal 96.9%
- Home Made Hostel, Budapest, Hungary 96.8%
- Greg Tom Hostel, Krakow, Poland 96.6%
On a side note, AAE Hostels seem to be growing quickly...
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15 years
I've been trying to find out who these AAE people are and this
http://www.aaereservations.com/
was all I could find. No info at all about them. And they're everywhere now.
As I could see regarding it's properties, AAE seems to be more likely as a loose network than a corporate chain. Most of them are just "AAE Member Hostel", although I wouldn't exclude the possibility of the ownership of few "core" hostels.
I'm heading to Krakow in about two weeks, might be able to get some first hand info by then... ;)
UPDATE:
If you click "Join AAE" you can see the following introduction:
Join AAE Hotels & Hostels
If you have a hotel or motel in a popular city and feel you can offer our European Travelers a true value, please contact us.USA Regional Manager
R. Reese. [email][email protected][/email]or
Scott MacDonald
International Sales Manager
[email][email protected][/email]AAE... Simply A Better Way
Affordable Accommodations Europe can work with your hotel, motel or hostel and show you the vast markets of Young European Backpackers and Travelers from around the world that are looking for a property just like yours.If you would like to know how your property can become offered on AAE Hostels, send us an email.
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