Kununurra Backpackers has 19 rooms and can accommodate up to 74 people.6 Google reviews mentioned this hostel's service, 100% of them scored this hostel’s service as favourable.Some reviews on Tripadvisor have mentioned the property being unclean. Tripadvisor gave this property a 3/5 for cleanliness.4.7 Excellent for proximity to things to do.It is considered a great location overall for sightseeing, recreation, dining, and getting around. According to Google, this hostel has a location score of 3.6/5.Nightly Rate 4 Bed Dorm – $32pp, 8/10 Bed Dorm $29pp, Double/Twin – $70 (per room).Weekly Rate 4 Bed Dorm $175pp, 8/10 Bed Dorm $170pp, Double/Twin – $375 (per room).Address: 24 Nutwood Crescent, Kununurra, Western Australia 6743.Please contact the hostel to inquire about jobs.Working Hostels Near Kununurra Kununurra Backpackers Do they offer or help with finding work? The Top 9 Backpacker Hostels in Christchurch.20 Best Hostels In North Island New Zealand.Top 46 Working Hostels In New South Wales To Find Fruit Picking Jobs.Top 24 Working Hostels In South Australia To Find Fruit Picking Jobs.New to our blog? Check out our other cool hostel guides in Australia and New Zealand! If you need more help finding a regional fruit picking job in Australia for your second-year visa, you can also try checking out our many guides to fruit picking jobs in Australia. Also, be sure to check out our list of farms in Western Australia that offer fruit picking work. We don’t have any affiliation with these hostels. A few of the hostels on this list don't offer work but they're included in this list for people who are between jobs and want cheap accommodations as they travel the country. We try to let you know about the hostels’ cleanliness, service, security, location, price, facilities, contact details, user reviews, and whether or not they can help you find work. We’ve collected a list of working hostels for backpackers and provide you with as much information as we can for each of them. This guide was written for travelers who are backpacking Australia and searching for cheap accommodations and potential work, particularly fruit picking work for their second-year visa.

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