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tuntun says:
It's a nice place to stay, but almost the same as staying in open air grouping (no security or good services). The difference is some not so clean toilets and showers, that make you miss the amenities of city life.
Being almost open air, thus not so safe (someone went through all our stuff and camp…
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tichuk123 says:
I arrived at the hostel late at night and to begin with was very impressed, it looked modern, clean and the guy on reception was very welcoming and helpful. As it was late at night there were very few other guests around but the couple I did come across greeted me with smiles, which is always nice w…
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nikki_xx says:
This hostel was strange! When we first walked in I actually felt like crying! It was a total dump!! I think the guy realises this because he told us to have a look around first and if we didn't want to stay it was fine, but since we had nowhere else to stay we didn't really have a choice!
When we f…
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marg_eric says:
We stayed for two nights at the Fort Victoria RV Park & Campground. It is situated a few kilometers outside of the city Victoria on Vancouver Island. The facilities on the park were good. There were (free) hot showers and the possibility to do some laundry at a big Laundromat, everything was nice an…
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fearlessflyer82 says:
This hostel is OK...there are quite a few rules here, e.g., there is a sign on our sink saying, "If you leave any dirty dishes overnight, you won't get breakfast in the morning." I don't plan to leave dirty dishes, but the sign is oppressive. The staff here is abrupt, as are a few of the guests...…
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dimitrianne1995 says:
This place is about 1 block from a major bus line. Highly recommond the private rooms (they are about the same size as a hotel room but a fraction of the cost). The room that I had also included a tv, dvd player, desk and chair. The owner (Joseph) was even nice enough to take my bag up to the roo…
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jaeden says:
There aren't too many options in Watson Lake. This one isn't too terrible but compared to other places, it's a bit sad. It's cheap at only $10.50 a night for a tent of up to 4 people. There's free wi-fi but it didn't work very well. Showers are expensive at $2/5 minutes and the bathrooms were in a t…
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aelder2259 says:
The campground at Middle Fork used to be the site of a meth lab and trash heap. The government cleaned it up and turned it into a campground to deter that kind of activity. Trails are still being worked on, but there are several to choose from...from very short to rather long. There are several toil…
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sabrinaxx says:
Stayed here for 2 nights. At the end I would say that it's not to bad. The location is downtown but there are a lot of strange people hanging around in this area so that i wouldn't really walk across the street when its dark. The hostel itself is clean, good beds, the kitchen is ok and the staff is …
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bjmeltz says:
Not a place for anyone with mobility issues, an impaired immune system, or a respiratory condition, the location of the Estes Park Hostel alone makes this a worthwhile stop. The owners, Terri & Paul, are very welcoming and kind, although Terri did call one of the gentlemen in our party a "f88king a8…
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andrewb says:
We stayed here on the first night in BC. We did not spend much time in the hostel, but the location was good, within walking distance to good restaurants and shops. The rooms were 4 person shared, and overall the place was nice. At the time you had to pay for internet service which was somewhat of a…
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n2theblue says:
I stayed at the hostel for 5 days in late April and enjoyed my time there. Its in a nice quiet, residential location yet is still very close to many restaurants, bars, great public transportation, and is minutes away from downtown Denver. The owner and staff were very friendly and helpful and the ot…
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dyevushka says:
Reservations were easy via their website, and the staff at the front desk were always smiling, polite, and helpful. Their advertized pancake breakfast was nice to wake up to each morning. They even had live music one night.
However, since I went in April (before the summer season apparently begin…
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HI-Toronto
2 reviews
#209 of 2,858 hostels in North America
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wesmonz says:
I've never been to this hostel, but it's location is fairly good to the heart of downtown. 10min walk to the biggest mall in Toronto (Eaton Center.) and from there you can walk anywhere to experience the city life here.
There is homeless people, but they won't harass you like other countries. The…
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jamartin39 says:
I spent an entire week at the Pacific Ohana Hostel and was not impressed. They are located just a 1/2 a block from Waikiki beach, not too far from the shopping, and the price is the cheapest of the hostels in the area. I stayed in the female dorm room with 6 others I don’t know if it was just beca…
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