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Sample rows

10 of the 564 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 135 businesses, 94 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 61.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 551 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 494 rated businesses is 4.3, and 52 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 395 email addresses, 156 (39%) are role addresses such as info@, 93 (24%) name a person and 146 (37%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this hostel email list?

The file has 564 Google Maps listings in the Hostel category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a property that rents dorm beds or private rooms to travelers: a backpacker hostel, a boutique hostel or a hostel-style guesthouse. A building with several floors and one listing is one row.

The hostel's own website supplies the email on 395 rows, one address per property. 436 hostel rows list a phone number and 327 list a website. Hostels take most bookings through travel platforms, so the front desk phone and email are often the only direct contact.

There is one category, Hostel.

How can you segment the hostel list?

Excel or Google Sheets will filter the hostel CSV on the columns it has. Geography is the main cut, with email type next.

Hostels cluster in tourist cities. Los Angeles leads with 49 listings, Miami 26, New York 24 and San Francisco 19, so a vendor with local service or a marketing offer for one destination can take a single city. California alone has 135 listings.

The business name column helps with the style of property. Words such as Backpackers, Inn, Lodge, Guesthouse, Suites and Hostel itself hint at the format. A name is a partial guide only.

The email type column separates the front desk from a manager.

• State and city: a tourist destination or a whole state.
• Name keywords: Backpackers, Inn, Lodge, Guesthouse.
• Email type: 93 named-person, 156 front-desk or info inboxes, 146 free-mail.
• Website present: shows whether the property takes direct bookings.

Who buys a hostel email list?

The buyers sell to hostels. Booking and property management systems and channel managers are the largest group, since a hostel sells beds across several travel sites. Linen and laundry services, bunk bed and locker makers, and mattress suppliers sell products a dorm uses up. Key card and lock vendors fit shared rooms.

Tour and activity operators look for hostels to sell day trips through the front desk. Travel insurance partners, SIM card and transfer services, and bar crawl organizers also contact hostels. Cleaning supply wholesalers, hospitality staffing platforms that place volunteers or work-exchange guests, and local advertising firms that sell to travelers use a hostel list too.

How do you run outreach to hostels?

Of the 395 addresses in the file, 156 are role addresses such as info@ or stay@, 93 are named-person addresses and 146 are on free-mail domains. A role address usually reaches the front desk, a manager or a night receptionist. Ask the reader to forward the note to the owner or general manager if it is not for them.

Hostel staff work shifts, and a night receptionist may be the first to open the mailbox. Keep the message plain and short: what you provide, who in the hostel uses it, one question. An owner of a small hostel will decide faster than a chain manager, so tell them what changes for the property.

Match the timing to the travel season. Many hostels are busy in summer, so pitch in the shoulder months. Use the city column to mention the destination, and the website column to see whether the hostel markets itself directly or only through booking sites. Mail hostels in small batches and pause if bounces climb.

Send one follow-up. A hostel manager who skipped your first message in peak season may respond in the quiet weeks that follow, so a second note sent two or three weeks later with a clear offer for the next high season works better than a repeat of the first.

What email rules apply when you contact hostels?

A commercial email to a hostel should include your company's valid physical postal address and a working opt-out that you honor. Front desk staff change often, so keep one suppression list per hostel domain and apply it to every address on it.

Which states and cities should you start with?

By state, the file starts with California (135 listings, 94 emails), Florida (61 listings, 43 emails), New York (39 listings, 27 emails), Texas (31 listings, 22 emails). After these come Georgia (17 listings, 12 emails), Tennessee (16 listings, 11 emails), Virginia (16 listings, 11 emails), Washington (16 listings, 11 emails), Colorado (15 listings, 10 emails), North Carolina (15 listings, 10 emails).

By city, the top clusters are Los Angeles, CA (49), Miami, FL (26), New York, NY (24), San Francisco, CA (19), San Diego, CA (14), Washington, DC (11), Honolulu, HI (9), Chicago, IL (9), Seattle, WA (9), Miami Beach, FL (7). Counts are listings.

A local service such as laundry or cleaning can take one city. A software vendor can start with Los Angeles and California, then Miami and New York. Hostels without an email still have a phone in most rows.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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