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If it’s just that dorm that’s empty it’s a W for me. If the COLE CUSTER 00 American professional stock car racing driver shirt moreover I love this whole hostel is empty that’s going to be an L and I’m thinking… Why? What’s wrong with this place? Had this one and it seemed like a win. 4 beds in the room and I got to go to sleep in silence. Then BOOM 3 girls loudly come in around 2am. Lights one loudly talking in a language I didn’t understand and moving their stuff around. I have greatly preferred the beds to be filled with sleeping travelers… but this is the gamble Definite win. Cheap room to yourself and you can still socialise in the communal areas if you feel like it – kitchen etc. A W for sure, last trip I had a 6 bed dorm to myself for a couple nights. Bathroom and shower adjoining so it could have been loud and disruptive. I slept somewhat poorly since it was around 11,000 ft but still better than the alternative.

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A win for Korean Hostels as they are not that social and often fill up with university students on the COLE CUSTER 00 American professional stock car racing driver shirt moreover I love this weekend who can’t make it back to their dorm in time for curfew. I find them to be the most non-social hostels I’ve stayed at thus far overall. They are truly a hit or miss and I would rather have a solo room than a room full of people who won’t even say hello. For context, I live in Korea and stay at hostels when I travel which is several times a year sometimes every month and over my 3-4 years I’ve only said hello to people 4-5 times and only in 3 hostels I’ve been in did any one actually socialize W. Not being critical of it but an observation that a lot of solo travelers here seem to have the hostel goal of meeting up to not solo travel. Personally I’d be thrilled. I stay in hostels for the low cost, but I’d much prefer my own space. I’m sure there will be some people in the common areas, so don’t get too discouraged if you were looking to make some new friends

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.