Check-in / Check-out
Contactless check-in from 3 PM. Check-out by 11 AM. Drop the key card in the box.
Upfront all-in pricing. What you see is what you pay.
Overview
Backpacker beds without the backpacker prices. The Wanderer’s Bunkhouse sits on a historic stretch of Route 66, with four-to-a-room dorms and a few private twins, a shared kitchen with free tea and instant coffee, and a porch that collects travelers the way a motel lobby used to. Check in from your phone any hour, park free right outside, and pay at the property. Breakfast is cereal, toast and conversation, included.
Hostel highlights
Free roadside parking
Parking
24/7 keyless entry
Check-in
Shared kitchen
Kitchen
Pay at property
Pay
Specs
Amenities
House rules
Contactless check-in from 3 PM. Check-out by 11 AM. Drop the key card in the box.
Porch talk is fine after 10 PM, indoor noise is not. Earplugs live at the desk.
Label your shelf and wash your dishes. Instant coffee is free forever.
Smoking on the porch only. The dorms stay fresh for the next crew.
Well-behaved pets stay free in private rooms and porch-side bunks.
Location
Rooms
A fresh-sheeted bunk in a four-bed dorm with lockers and a reading light.
A quiet two-bunk room for a small crew that wants the door closed.
Four bunks and a shared bath, the cheapest way to move a whole crew.
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