- I stayed in a hostel for the first time during a trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
- For $150, I booked one night in a queen-sized bunk with a room full of strangers.
- The hostel had modern amenities and luxury touches that made it worth the price.
After booking two nights in ultra-luxury hotels for my first trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, I had a tight budget for the final night of my three-day adventure.
Desperate to find accommodation under $200, I scrambled through booking sites, sorting the pricing from lowest to highest. The cheapest spot I could find was a queen-sized bunk in a hostel for $150.
I’d never stayed in a hostel before, and after bunking in a train cabin with strangers, I was a bit nervous I wouldn’t sleep well.
But it wasn’t just any hostel — it was Cache House, a modern, sleek hostel with high-end touches.
I ended up sleeping as well as I would in any luxury hotel, and I’d definitely stay there again to save a buck.
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