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Hostels in Texas

HI-Houston The Morty Rich Hostel

Travellers from around the world will be treated to Texas-sized hospitality and camaraderie with fellow hostellers at the Houston hostel.

Housed in a gracious historic inn on a tree-lined boulevard, the future HI-Houston hostel will host guests in shared dorms and private rooms. The Montrose neighbourhood is ideal for a hostel. Close to public transportation, downtown and the museum district,…

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HI-Austin

HI-Austin rests on the shores of Town Lake, providing a peaceful setting only minutes from downtown Austin. Guests are only footsteps away from bus lines, the hike & bike trail, and the Colorado River. A 10 minute journey could take you to the middle of the Red River music district, to the stylish hub of South Congress, to the cool waters of Barton Springs Pool, or to the natural beauty of…

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About Texas

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Texas is the second largest US state behind Alaska. In fact, it's 10% larger than France! Although Texas has a long history in the cattle industry, there's more in Texas than cowboys. Texas has developed a diverse economy, and is a hub for science, research, culture, music & the arts.

Texas' capital city, Austin, is known for its environmentally-friendly ways and often eclectic traditions. Known as the Live Music Capital of the World, Austin has more music venues per capita than any other U.S. city, and is home to several annual music festivals, including the Austin Reggae Festival in April and the famous springtime film, music, and interactive festival known as South by Southwest. Austin is also known for its local art – the artsy South Congress district sponsors First Thursday events, when shops stay open late, artists sell their work and musicians play on the streets the first Thursday of every month. The Austin hostel is located just outside of downtown Austin.