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Old 08-19-2014, 12:25 AM   #6
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We've been in hostels all over the world, and they differ by an order of magnitude.
Some have been like nice hotels with all the trimmings, others like sheds with bunk beds. One was a converted Buddhist temple dating back several hundred years, another was a series of Yerts. One was made from 10 steel shipping containers, and was actually rather nice! Some had dorms, others had dorms and private rooms, some were co-ed dorms, others separated. The one thing they all had in common was the helpful friendly staff. Most were very clean, most offered washing machines, secured parking, lots of books in many languages, lots of local maps, many sold camping supplies and first aid equipment. Hostels in the middle of large cities offered tour services... Hostels are a great way to meet other travelers and hear their take on what to see an do in the area.


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