Valentimes Day at Generator Hostels

Valentines Day is just like Christmas and comes but once a year. Instead of monthly preparations, presents can be found quickly!

These days flowers, jewellery and chocolates are the most common gifts of affection, whereas the most amazing gift of love ever given was the Taj Mahal in India, built by Mughal Emperor Shahjahan as a memorial to his wife.

Instead of splashing out 30,000€ on a hotel room for Valentines day, like George Clooney did some years ago, you can stay at Generator Hostels for as little as £15.00 across Europe.

Ostello Venezia by Generator Hostel, is a must see this February for love birds. Highlights are of course a romantic gondola tour during the carnival season.

Did you know that St. Valentine was actually a true Roman saint? He became a martyr around A.D. 270 on February 14. The day itself however became Valentines Day as far back as the Middle Ages, when Cupid with his loving arrow suddenly appeared. Our London Generator will have its own cupid among many other love games, while DJ Romeo sends out only the very best ‘Valen-Tunes’.

If you are ‘single and ready to mingle’, then our Copenhagen Hostel is definitely the place to be. Find a hot blind date in the city of style and fashion. Our local DJ will keep you entertained and you have the chance to win a free stay at anyone of our amazing locations.

Every Valentine’s Day, the Italian city of Verona, where Shakespeare’s lovers Romeo and Juliet lived, receives about 1,000 letters addressed to Juliet. Are you a Romeo or Juliet, have you drafted your card and ready to express your love?

Astonishingly about 3% of pet owners will give Valentine’s Day gifts to their pets. Not sure what my cat would say?

All our locations have a fantastic and fun line up for this Valentines Day. For more information about Valentines day check here: Berlin, Copenhagen, Dublin, London and Venice

For Generator Hostels ‘Top10 ‘Valen- Tunes’ have a look at our Facebook page. What’s your favourite contribution to the world of ‘Schmusesongs’?