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Demo: a fictional hostel run on the Hostel Management System. Bookings are requests, nothing is charged.

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Copperline Hostel

A small city hostel with a big kitchen table.

Dorm beds from $18 a night, two private doubles and one family room, in a brick townhouse in Dhaka. Breakfast in the courtyard is included.

The common room: a long shared wooden table by tall windows, travelers reading on a sofa, a wall of shelves holding backpacks

6 beds and rooms are free tonight. No card needed, you pay at the desk.

Three ways to sleep

Every bed comes with breakfast, Wi-Fi, a locker and clean linen. Prices are per night, per bed for the dorm and per room otherwise.

Dorm bed: A bed in our six bed dorm. Solid oak bunks, a curtain, a light and a drawer that locks. Quiet hours from 11 PM.

Dorm bed

$18 / night

A bed in our six bed dorm. Solid oak bunks, a curtain, a light and a drawer that locks. Quiet hours from 11 PM.

  • Sleeps 1
  • Lockable drawer
  • Reading light
  • Privacy curtain
  • Shared bathroom
Private double: A small private room with a low wooden bed, a desk by the window and a door that is yours. Shared bathroom down the hall.

Private double

$48 / night

A small private room with a low wooden bed, a desk by the window and a door that is yours. Shared bathroom down the hall.

  • Sleeps 2
  • Double bed
  • Desk
  • Window
  • Shared bathroom
Family room: One double bed and a sturdy bunk, a rug for the floor games, and the only private bathroom in the house.

Family room

$79 / night

One double bed and a sturdy bunk, a rug for the floor games, and the only private bathroom in the house.

  • Sleeps 4
  • Double bed plus bunk
  • Private bathroom
  • Rug and table
  • Breakfast included

How a booking works here

Step one

Pick your dates

The search only shows beds that are actually free for every night you asked for. No overbooking, no waiting list.

Step two

Request the bed

Sign in with an email and send the request. It holds the bed and lands on the desk screen in the same second.

Step three

Pay on arrival

Card or cash at the desk. Free cancellation until 48 hours before check in.

The courtyard cafe at breakfast: metal tables, potted lemon trees, a chalkboard, bicycles by the gate

A house, not a hotel

Fourteen beds in a converted brick townhouse. One big kitchen table where everyone ends up. A courtyard where breakfast happens and evenings go long.

Check in from 2:00 PM, check out by 11:00 AM. Bags can wait at the desk before and after. Quiet hours start at 11 PM and are kept.

14 Copperline Lane, Old Town, Dhaka. About 45 minutes from the airport outside rush hour.

The reception desk: reclaimed wood, a brass bell, city maps and numbered wooden key tags

The desk knows

Everything you see here runs on the same system the desk uses: rooms, guests, bookings, check in and check out. When you request a bed, the desk sees it at once. When the desk checks someone out, the bed shows as free here.

Staff can try the back office with the demo login. Guests can request a stay with any email.

Questions people ask

What time is check in and check out?

Check in opens at 2:00 PM and check out is by 11:00 AM. Early bag drop is free from 9:00 AM.

Do you have private rooms?

Yes. Private doubles and one family room, next to the shared dorms. Every room has a lockable door and a window.

Is breakfast included?

A simple breakfast in the courtyard cafe is included with every bed: bread, eggs, fruit, tea and coffee, from 7:30 to 10:00 AM.

How do I pay?

A booking request holds your bed. You pay at the desk on arrival, by card or cash. Nothing is charged online.

Can I cancel?

Yes, free of charge up to 48 hours before check in. Tell us by email or phone and we release the bed.

Are there lockers and Wi-Fi?

Every bed has a lockable drawer and a reading light. Wi-Fi is free through the whole building, including the courtyard.

How do I get there from the airport?

A ride share takes about 45 minutes outside rush hour. Ask us for the pinned location before you land, and we will meet you at the gate.