Sentence examples for crowded hostels from inspiring English sources

Traveling on a budget doesn't mean you have to stay in crowded hostels crowded with college kids or live on a diet of macaroni hot dogs.

Even though most of them went home on the same day of the diagnosis (27/38, 62.8%), by the time they were diagnosed, they had enough time to infect others in these crowded hostels.

Although the hostel is crowded, most of their belongings are in storage and the squabbling over food in the communal kitchen is exhausting, she would rather remain here than move to the outskirts of London, away from her family.

Dust-choked mine shafts, crowded working conditions and stifling hostels where up to 16 miners share a room — all conspire to make mining a more important contributor to tuberculosis in Africa than had been realized, a new study finds.

Introvert travelers tend to have little desire for big crowds, buzzy hostels and parties that last until dawn.

I was in my first year with the Peace Corps, and whenever I was granted a break from my posting in the bush I'd travel to the city, to a Peace Corps-run hostel that was always crowded with volunteers.

Arriving in Amsterdam at 1am, I checked into the Flying Pig hostel, the first port of call for most travellers, and pushed my way through a crowded downstairs bar filled with a potent smell of hash.

Picking up honeys on the Eurail is romantic and can make for incredible stories, but the hostel crowd is just not on the same level as the Hilfigers and Bransons of the world, no matter how good your game is.

Blue-Chip Trips... Vintage Melbourne... Berlin's Gourmet Grub... Haute Hostels... Montreal's In Crowd.

Since Lerici has no train station — a challenge for the Nutella-and-hostel backpacker crowd — most tourists arrive by car, though this, too, has created an obstacle.

Goa has become so popular that there are Israeli restaurants, hostels, and synagogues catering exclusively to the crowd that travels there every year.