HI Hyannis

Welcome to Cape Cod`s newest Hostel! $32-$35 Co-ed, female and male dormitories. Private rooms & a family cabin also available. HI-Hyannis, your gateway to The Cape!

Book your stay at HI Hyannis today online at http://www.hiusa.org//hyannis/. Reservations are also welcome via phone or email.

Check in time: 4:00 PM (1600) - 10:00 PM - (2200)
Check out: 11:00 AM

Breakfast
Large common area
24 hour keyed access
Free WIFI/Guest computer
Commercial kitchen
Linens and towel
Wheelchair accessible
Bicycles available
Discounts and concessions available


The Angeline Crocker Hinckley Hostel
The Legacy of a "Real Cape Codder"

In nine decades of living on Hyannis Harbor, Ruth Rusher knew the key roles travel and tourism play in the local economy, and in bringing the world to Cape Cod.

In 2010, her legacy was fulfilled, as her lifelong home became a new hostel named for her mother -- The Angeline Crocker Hinckley Hostel. The project was funded by the generosity of Ruth Rusher, lead donors and other supporters from the region.

HI-Hyannis
The location could not be more ideal: across the street from the Hyannis ferry docks, steps to the free Hyannis trolley shuttle, less than a mile to the Hyannis bus station and in easy walking distance to museums, main street shops, beaches and other local historical, recreational and cultural attractions.

The hostel features 44 beds, across four buildings on a 1/2-acre campus. The main building is a historic Sears, Roebuck kit house, circa 1910. Extensive renovations were required to meet commercial safety codes, and HI-USA national quality standards, and to improve environmental sustainability.

At HI-Hyannis, you don't have to go far to find the best the Cape has to offer - whether it's cruising Hyannis Harbor on an 1886 Crosby catboat replica, exploring Lewis Bay and Nantucket Sound by foot, kayak or windsurfer, hitting the beach, visiting local artist shanties, or enjoying the shops, restaurants and nightlife on bustling Main Street, it's all just minutes from your front door, by foot, bicycle or the free local shuttle!

"The largest village in the Cape Cod town of Barnstable, Hyannis, was rated second on TripAdvisor's TravelCast Top Five US Detinations for 2010" - The Boston Globe

Only steps from downtown, the location could not be more ideal: across the street from the Hyannis ferry docks, steps to the free Hyannis trolley shuttle, less than a mile to the Hyannis bus station and in easy walking distance to museums, main street shops, beaches and other local historical, recreational and cultural attractions.

Hyannis has enjoyed a rich history as the preferred vacation spots of senators, dignitaries and presidents including President Ulysses S. Grant, President Grover Cleveland and of President John F. Kennedy who called Hyannis home. Today, Hyannis is the largest village of the Town of Barnstable.