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howard13 says:
Some of the people didn't care for the quiet hours at 10pm but I was pleased as I'm use to hostels being party central. Northshore was very clean! They let me check in at 11am though their check in time wasn't until 5pm - this really helped so that I could fully enjoy my first day without having t…
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pinchora says:
On our way up to Itasca Alyssa_OB and I camped at the Big Pines Tent & RV Park by recommendation from the clerk at the Holiday Gas station down the road. We really weren't there that long... just 6 hours to sleep... but what I saw of it it is nice. Most spots were filled up... in fact I think we a…
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rdillin says:
If you want a primitive campground for a decent price, less than one block from the beach, this is the campground for you. Not all of the sites are primitives though, as you can stay at RV sites, sites with electric and gas, and cabins. For the price, between 30 and 40 dollars a night for a tent s…
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magera says:
This was the first time i`d stayed in a hostel for more than one night and was pleasantly surprised. Got fresh towels and shampoo each morning and overall the place is pretty clean. The location is the main selling point though, you are right in the heart of North Beach area. Everything you could…
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Times Square
3 reviews
#170 of 2,858 hostels in North America
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gc530 says:
The one thing I would recommend for anyone visiting NYC, spend as little time possible in Times Square. Its just full of other tourists, and is not what I consider, real NYC.
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WalterC says:
The hostel does look a bit rundown on the outside, but the rooms are very basic, and do have that old-fashion feel to it. The beds are a bit bumpy.
It is located in a historic neighborhood, with some bars nearby. It is accessible by bus, although keep in mind, public transportation in St. Louis i…
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yvrsusan123 says:
If you're looking for hostel accommodation near the Tulum downtown bus terminal you don't have much of a choice but to come to the Weary Traveler Hostel (120 pesos for dorm bed with air-con., a little less for one with fan only). The people working there are friendly and helpful.
Make-your-own-br…
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dansgirl1978 says:
I was recommended this hostel by a co-worker so I decided to go for it, as it sounded so fun to stay at a lighthouse. My husband and I were supposed to stay here for 2 nights on our mini honeymoon, and we were both excited about it. We pulled up and everything looked great, but once we got into our …
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Captain_bligh says:
The Mayan Hostel is a good stop-over if you need to be in Cancun. It is located only a couple minute walk from the ADO bus station, from the main road to catch the local buses, and to the restaurants and bars in Cuidad Cancun.
The hostel has a roof-top patio that allows travelers to gather and s…
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alyssa_ob says:
This little city park has 30 camping sites for tents and RVs. It is first come, first serve and there are no showers. Each camp site has a picnic table, fire ring and tent or RV pad. The campground was pretty open, but there were some incredibly large trees throughout.
The park sits on the Yel…
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montecarlostar says:
I don't have anything to complain about this hostel in New Orleans. You get what you pay for, right?
I was a bit reluctant to stay in a hostel in New Orleans since none of them have very good reviews, and some of the reviews were a bit scary. Anyway, I decided to give it a try, what's the worst …
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rvegas says:
Good location.
Quite and clean.
Tiny rooms.
Free coffee and muffins.
Helpful front desk staff.
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originalgirl says:
Good size dorm and beds, nice lounge, small kitchen full of mice. Short walk to harbour but street meets Mid Hastings, lots of homeless people hang around outside
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Martin_Austria says:
The Central Park Hostel is nothing special under all the hostels I have been so far.
It is old, used and in some parts quite dodgy.
Things I didn't like:
- The staff flirted heavily with each girl which was traveling alone. And It wasn't a nice way of doing it.
- The staff was average fri…
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carlmarkluke says:
Hey, I think this was one of the best hostels ive stayed in! From the minute i walked in, i was greeted by the owner and was informed about some very cool things to do in Niagara! I was lucky that im not trying to stick to a scedule so i stayed for 3 days and im so glad i did. I was able to relax, s…
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