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bstudentoflife says:
The Citadel was an awesome hostel. I tend to judge these places more on the atmosphere they have socially rather than the usefulness of the facilities, but this place had it going on in both categories. The only downside was the odd showers, but even that was hot water 24hours. By far not the worst …
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Biedjee says:
If you are going to Wadi Rum, you should do an overnight tour, spending at least one night in one of the many desert camps within the national park. And if you are doing an overnight tour, you should really do one with a locally owned tour operator. And if you are choosing a locally owned tour opera…
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danharris76 says:
To anyone traveling to Israel I would highly recommend a stay at the Fauzi Azar! This is the highlight of any trip I take to this area
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iyarz says:
Ghengis khan in the golan was a really great experience. the facilities and staff were all great and the yerts were beautifully made and kept. there is a great cooking area and lots of covered outside areas to enjoy the view! i can't wait to go back!
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ciena says:
Citadel is a kind of 5-stars Hostel. This trip was first one that I stayed in Hostels. First one in Tel Aviv was Ok, but very old. So for me staying in Citadel was like staying in Hilton!
Citadel was doing some improvements, so ground floor corridors near kitchen were little mess but not a problem…
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Nzelvis says:
It's hard to give this place ratings...because it has to be something you want to do! Surely camping in the desert in tents is not super clean...but that's not what it's all about! Sunset Camp is the final stop on a Bedouin desert tour of Wadi Rum. There are several tour packages you can choose, …
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kochla says:
The Hostel is very near to egged bus station and very near to the sea, so ideal for any purpose.
the hostel is kept clean, the beds are ok.
you have airconditioner (which works) and a simple but clean toilet and shower; refrigerator and TV (only one chanel).
The kitchen is well equipped an…
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travelwithJD says:
From Czarist troops to Mark Twain, this hostel just inside the Jaffa Gate has seen its share of interesting guests over the many years! I found it to be an incredible deal (we stayed over Easter week for only $60--total)! Located at the entrance to the Arab Shouk, Old Jaffa Hostel is only a five-m…
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foxtango says:
The Haifa Youth Hostel is not in the city center of Haifa but close to the central bus and train station Hof Ha´Carmel. Easy to get into the center by bus or train. Good value for money, modern facilities.
Two malls, tennis and climbing facilities in walking distance. Very clean. Cheaps rates (d…
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kochla says:
May 17th-19th 2009:
I arrived to sdom junction with egged bus, and after a short call to Mr.Gal (Shkedi) i was fetched by him and brought to the camplodge.
The camp is very clean and well decorated, the
toilets and showers were very clean, the tend (i got a huge tend for myself alone!) was very…
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foxtango says:
The hostel is two minutes walk from the Ramon Crater and the visitors center. Spectacular view on the Crater. Friendly staff, good breakfast, clean and modern facilities.
Great base for hiking tours in and around the crater. 130 Shekel per night in a dormitory including breakfast. Good value for …
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aminyunus says:
Beautifully located with 180 degree sea view by the pool. Only a short walk to public beach.
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iolakana says:
This place is SO nice! I highly recommend staying here. The price is right, the staff is super helpful, they have an eschange desk with good rates, and it's easy to get the bus to/from Amman/Aqaba.
The rooms are a tad outdated but the service more than makes up for that small detail. they have…
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foxtango says:
Very good value for money. For 13 Euro a night you get a bed in a dormitory, locker, free WiFi, small breakfast and friendly staff. Not big, not modern but if you just need a safe place to stay with friendly faces this is the place you are looking for. Five minutes walk to the beach and close to th…
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jlchatham says:
I think this is the only hostel in Dubai. For me, this meant I stayed here or didn't go to Dubai. The hostel itself is fairly immaculate. It's very clean, quite large, and has a swimming pool. And it was only about 30 USD a night. I stayed there for 6 nights in Oct. of 2008. There were just a few qu…
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