Multipurpose hostel in Brisbane with various room configurations.
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 55 Gray Road
West End QLD 4101
(07) 3151 8730
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Yumba means ‘Town Camp’. It was the first AHL hostel to be built in 1974. Originally the hostel was called ‘Yumbi’ which is masculine. It was later renamed to Yumba in 1982 (which includes women).
AHL acknowledges the Yuggera People as the traditional owners of the land on which we operate the hostel. AHL pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
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| Resident beds |
60 |
| Accommodation |
28 resident units (24 contain 2 single beds, 4 are family rooms and contain 3 single beds), with attached bathrooms. 5 pairs of rooms (2 pairs with 3 single beds per room, 3 pairs with 2 single beds per room) have adjoining doors that can be unlocked to house larger families. |
| Accessibility |
3 units are disability friendly. |
| Property amenities |
Dining room
Resident laundry x2
TV lounge
Onsite parking
Playground
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| Local facilities |
Aboriginal Sobriety Group Indigenous Corporation (4.5km)
182/190 Wakefield Street, Adelaide SA
(08) 8223 4204
Royal Adelaide Hospital (1.8km)
Port Road, Adelaide SA
(08) 7074 0000
Brickworks Marketplace (1.3km)
South Rd & Ashwin Parade, Hindmarsh SA
Bowden Train Station (1.5km)
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AHL tariff includes all meals.
AHL has a No Pay, No Stay policy and all room tariffs must be paid in advance.
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