The phrase "hostel owner" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to someone who owns or manages a hostel, which is a budget-friendly accommodation for travelers. Example: The hostel owner greeted us warmly and showed us to our room, which had a beautiful view of the city.
The hostel owner greeted me and led me to the building, a mix of comfortable doubles and dorms.
In Naples the next day, a helpful hostel owner allowed me to stay without paying up front.
In his hostel advertisements, Ohotcii – who was a reasonably knowledgeable tour guide, if not the greatest hostel owner – promotes Transnistria as "the last remnants of the Soviet Union" – and in some ways it still is.
He confirms he was able to bank about $100 million from Hostelworld, a very successful online hostel booking site, and from other WRI properties in the decade since he and Dublin hostel owner Tom Kennedy first set up Hostelworld.
Really nice atmosphere!" While most wouldn't dispute the warmth of welcome from Glasgow, be it the police or the volunteers, it was an epic argument between a hostel owner and one of their guests during the Games, that attracted the most attention.
That's a problem any hostel owner is thrilled to have, but it wouldn't have happened if we nickel-and-dimed the decision.
"A lot of hostel owners tell me tourism is way down.
Lamps, desks and signs come from the hostel owners' trips across the US.
Driven largely by competition, hostel owners "had to find a way to stand out," Ms. Gentile said.
"Hostel owners are now realizing that they can upgrade their facilities to cater to a wider audience".
Witnesses described Ayad then performing a "swan dive" from a stairwell before allegedly stabbing the dog belonging to John Norris, one of the hostel owners.
