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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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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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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
#215 of 2,616 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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dimitrianne1995 says:
If you DO NOT like things biting you (miquitoes, etc), then I would highly recommend that you do not stay here. The place is good overall, but here are some catches...you have to pay for the internet service (I think it was $0.25/5 minutes), showers are $1.00 for 4 mintues (hopefully you can get a …
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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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jefrois says:
There are very few hostels in Los Angeles, even fewer that have their own parking lot. When in Los Angeles you pretty much need a car, so I chose this place in Venice that had their own lot. The problem is that when you get home late from a night out, the lot is full because there are more cars th…
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sukiyakihotsake says:
My friend and I had stopped by here back in July 2005. I had planned to stay at least 2 nights, but ended up staying only one. The place isn't in the best part of town, but we knew that going in (my buddy made the mistake of bumming a cig to a burnout in the nearby park and was instantly mobbed by …
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marg_eric says:
Not far from the city centre of Drumheller is the Dinosaur Trailer Park. When we stayed here, the beginning of October 2006 it was a bit of a sad place. It looked like people live here all year. The first spot they told us to park was too small for our RV and we damaged the roof of the RV while try…
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stonefinder1 says:
Me and my wife wanted to camp at Deam Lake because of the sight it self. We traveled there (50 Miles) from Kentucky to scout the campground this winter and it looked great so we planned a week trip from 4-8 May 2009 with no reservations. We arrived at the camp office and picked out camp sight F-25,…
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Shev says:
Don't go here if you plan on getting some sleep. The most noisy bunk beds ever! One little movement wakes up the whole room.
Good showers tho.
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oldschoolbill says:
The Cape Hatteras KOA is located on the southern third of North Carolina’s wonderful & historic Outer Banks. This beautiful island is only a ¼ mile wide so it is easy to walk from water’s edge to water’s edge. I know this is redundant but Once again this KOA was subjected to the ever increas…
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portia says:
on http://www.hostelsweb.com/cities/losangeles.html you can find several hostels in the Hollywood area:
USA Hostels Hollywood,
Orange Drive Manor Hostel,
Hollywood International Hostel,
I do not know anything about these places, other than their locations are in the middle of where your Ho…
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jaeden says:
There aren't too many options for camping in Queen Charlotte City. I'm not sure how we came about this one. I just found their website now as I was making this review. I'm not sure why the word 'resort' is in the title of this place. It wasn't even such a bad place except for the rather unfriendly s…
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