Globetrotting with Generator Hostels

The mezzanine area at the Generator Paris, which is located in the trendy 10th arrondissement.

The Generator Paris’ Café Fabien, situated only steps away from Canal Saint-Martin.

A private twin guestroom at the Generator Paris.

Communal rooms with bunk beds at the Generator Paris.

The travel shop at the Generator Paris.

One of the 233 guestrooms at the Generator Hostel Stockholm, which is located near the bustling Drottninggatan thoroughfare.

This, unlike most Generator spaces crafted by DesignAgency, is the work of Nadia Tolstoy from the locally based firm TENGBOM. The Generator Stockholm’s edgy bar and restaurant, Hilma, draws inspiration from19th-century Swedish painter Hilma af Klint.

One of the Generator Stockholm’s four colorful and stylish meeting rooms, designed to reflect the sophistication of the city.

Flexible communal workspaces are hosted on the Generator Stockholm’s first floor.

Communal lodging at the Generator Rome, which accommodates 75 guestrooms and 174 beds.

The Generator Rome’s café and lounge features a stylish bar and communal seating.

A premium double guestroom at the Generator Amsterdam, which is housed within a former medical institute overlooking one of Amsterdam’s largest parks.

The Oosterbar at the Generator Amsterdam conveys an industrial aesthetic with original tiling, a metal piping sculpture, and intimate lighting.