The perfect Homestay for my Internship
The difference between a home stay accommodation and other traditional accommodations in my experience is that staying at homestay actually feels like living at home.
The difference between a home stay accommodation and other traditional accommodations in my experience is that staying at homestay actually feels like living at home.
How about winning €100 travel credit? We love to see guests and hosts enjoying their homestay time together, so we've come up with an exciting competition.
Day trips from Madrid are a great way to get to know Spain, with each city having its own character. Here's five of the best, all within an hour or two of the capital.
If you're planning on travelling alone to India, use the Homestay.com guide. From planning your trip to accommodation, find out what you need to know as a solo traveller.
Everyone knows the popular tourist spots in Rome but do you know the unknown ones? Find the hidden gems of Rome's tourist trail with our Homestay.com local guide.
Istanbul is an area that in so many senses is a meeting of cultures, a city that is half in Europe, half in Asia. Visits to the city’s famous monuments and palaces may showcase the city as a melting pot throughout history but nowhere is this more evident that in the food that is on offer.
Sherey stayed with one of our hosts Jose, a retired journalist and his wife Verónica, a teacher of Spanish and Literature. Jose and Verónica enjoy meeting people from all over the world and have welcomed many homestay guests.
Exploring the pintxo bars in San Sebastián can be intimidating so work your way through this list to round off the top spots in the Basque city of Donostia.
Ilija, from Croatia chose to stay with Noelle in Bray a lovely coastal town in north County Wicklow, while on business in Dublin. Bray is a very commutable option to Dublin, only 19km south and easily reached by DART, Train, Bus or the N11 road.
Finding your feet in a city is challenging so we’ve come up with some handy tips to help you blend in like a local when getting around Dublin.