It provides a forum for continued intellectual, cultural and social growth where individuals of diverse backgrounds, skills and interests share the common goal of developing appreciation and knowledge in new areas. The program fee covers the cost of lodging, three meals a day and instruction for the scheduled classes. Currently, there are 2,000 participating institutions sponsoring and Elderhostel program in the United States, Canada and 47 foreign countries. Service programs also are offered where Elderhostelers work on various projects in the San Bernardino National Forest instead of taking classes, these programs are tax deductible. Yes, for an additional fee.
All sites offer two double or king beds, private bath, TV and telephone.
Commuters are residents living in the area who do not need the lodging portion of the Elderhostel package. Your fee covers the cost of instructions and three meals a day. For this option, please register directly with the local coordinator, not the Boston headquarters. Hostelships are not available for commuters. Yes, stay-overs are available at all our sites at special Elderhostel rates, subject to availability.