Part of the
Danhostel-chain
Danhostel Aarhus City is a part of the Danhostel-chain.
The Danhostel-chain
Danhostel Aarhus City has been a member of the Danhostel-chain since January 2018. With nearly one million overnight stays each year, Danhostels play a major role in Denmark’s accommodation sector. As a result of effective marketing and cooperation with the tourism community, all 64 unique Danhostels participate on an equal footing in the overall presence of accommodations in Denmark. Danhostel Aarhus City has approximately 25.000 guests per year.
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The history of Danhostel
In 1912, the youth hostel organisation started in Altena, Germany, as a partnership between Richard Schirrmann and businessman, Wilhelm Münker. By 1913, 83 youth hostels were established. The movement was put on hold during the First World War, but expanded after 1920 and spread throughout Europe. Between 1924 and 1931, hostel organisations were set up in 10 countries. In 1930, the first youth hostel opened in Denmark. A lot has happened in the 77 years since the opening of the first Danish hostel. Hospitality, hygge and last, but certainly not least, the hosts’ personal commitment, remain an extremely important part of the spirit of all Danhostels.
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From Youth Hostel to Hostel
Youth hostels have evolved over the years. The Danhostel Association (Danhostel Danmarks Vandrerhjem) acts as the Administrator for all Danhostels. Instead of just dormitories, there are now modern rooms for singles, couples, families and groups of all sizes. Today’s Danhostels attract different types of customers who require modern facilities for accommodation, meetings and courses, training and events. The Association strives to standardise the basic hostel product in certain key areas and ensure consistently high quality. The differences of each hostel guarantee that no two hostels are alike!
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The city's best prices and location

As one of the first in the hostel industry, Danhostel is now actively involved in their commitment and work with the UN’s World Goals.