Rising cock hostel - Lagos - Hotel Deals and Reviews
Rising cock hostel
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- Directions: from the bus station, turn right and walk along the wharf. turn right at a church. track down anyone wearing board shorts and flip flops and ask for the Cock.
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Rising cock hostel Travel Reviews
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Jan 12, 2008
If you are looking for fun and not worried about where you are going to lay your head at night, this is the hostel for you. A few years ago they offered a booze cruise, beer pong tournament, and for 5 euros all the beer you could drink out of the beer fridge. I don’t know if they still do all those things, but definitely a great time.
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Jun 26, 2007
cheap thats all it is
you want a bed you get it shared with a few fleas |
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May 11, 2006 oh, the Cock. sister hostel of the Camel Toe located in Europe´s best kept secret, Lagos. hostel employees are all ridiculously attractive Aussies and Canadians. rooms have fabulous names like "The Tea Bag" (my abode), "Sweet 69" and "The Red Room". go on the Booze Cruise. :)
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