LODGING LEVELS
1. Camping: Sleeping outside under the stars or in tents. Check your particular trip information to see if the gear is provided by ALP or if you are expected to bring your own.
2. Basic: Designed to give backpackers and pilgrims a bed and a warm meal. There will most likely be several bunk beds in one room. The bathrooms will likely be in the halls. It is possible that rooms may not be able to be divided by gender or from non-ALP participants.
3. Standard: Comfortable rooms divided by gender amongst your ALP group only. You will typically have 1-3 roommates, but occasionally you may have more. The bathrooms are usually in the rooms, but there is a chance they could be in the halls.
4. Superior: Nice rooms with guaranteed only 1 roommate and a bathroom in your room.
5. Premier: 4 and 5 star hotels and other establishments. 1 roommate and a bathroom in your room.
UPGRADES
It is often possible to upgrade the type of lodging for some or all of the nights for an extra charge. For example, if the group is hiking in the alps and there are 2 nights in a “basic” accommodation, you may be able to upgrade to a “standard” or “superior” level for those 2 nights. We would prioritize an upgrade close to the lodging where the main group is housed, but we cannot guarantee an ALP staff will be in your establishment. Contact us if you are interested in this option.
SINGLE-ROOM SUPPLEMENT
A single-room supplement is usually available for purchase on our pilgrimages. Please see your specific trip information for more details or contact us.