Best place to stay in Sydney

Need twin room .( Cheap Or place to rent ) with shower for 2 backpacking
girls to stay in Sydney

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On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 09:26:32 -0000, "Aquazur-Dra"
wrote:


Need twin room .( Cheap Or place to rent ) with shower for 2 backpacking
girls to stay in Sydney

Loking for recommendations ( URLS)




Book into a hostel (Can't recommend anywhere. I stayed in Footprints.
Soulless, nothing special about it, I wouldn't bother with it..) then
look around for a flat as soon as you get there. It won't take long to
find one. Grab the Sydney Morning Herald on Saturday. Expect to pay a
bond.

in article , st at
wrote on 1/14/04 7:57 PM:

On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 09:26:32 -0000, "Aquazur-Dra"
wrote:


Need twin room .( Cheap Or place to rent ) with shower for 2 backpacking
girls to stay in Sydney

Loking for recommendations ( URLS)




Book into a hostel (Can't recommend anywhere. I stayed in Footprints.
Soulless, nothing special about it, I wouldn't bother with it..) then
look around for a flat as soon as you get there. It won't take long to
find one. Grab the Sydney Morning Herald on Saturday. Expect to pay a
bond.



Sydney Central YHA is clean, efficient, extremely central (across from the
railway station), has about as much personality as Alan Greenspan, and has
the activity level of Manhatten. The YHA in Glebe is still within walking
distance of the CBD but has much more ambiance.

On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 03:40:55 GMT, Raffi Balmanoukian
a wrote:

in article , st at
wrote on 1/14/04 7:57 PM:

On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 09:26:32 -0000, "Aquazur-Dra"
wrote:


Need twin room .( Cheap Or place to rent ) with shower for 2 backpacking
girls to stay in Sydney

Loking for recommendations ( URLS)




Book into a hostel (Can't recommend anywhere. I stayed in Footprints.
Soulless, nothing special about it, I wouldn't bother with it..) then
look around for a flat as soon as you get there. It won't take long to
find one. Grab the Sydney Morning Herald on Saturday. Expect to pay a
bond.



Sydney Central YHA is clean, efficient, extremely central (across from the
railway station), has about as much personality as Alan Greenspan, and has
the activity level of Manhatten. The YHA in Glebe is still within walking
distance of the CBD but has much more ambiance.

I'm of the opinion that the further away from YHA/HI hostels you keep,
the better time you'll have. Unless you are one of those old people
who go to hostels to go to bed at 9pm and wake up at 7am. I sort of
don't understand 'older' people going ot hostels. Do they understand
the meaning of the word 'youth'?

I'm of the opinion that the further away from YHA/HI hostels you keep,
the better time you'll have. Unless you are one of those old people
who go to hostels to go to bed at 9pm and wake up at 7am. I sort of
don't understand 'older' people going ot hostels. Do they understand
the meaning of the word 'youth'?

Define 'old.'

st wrote:
I'm of the opinion that the further away from YHA/HI hostels you keep, the
better time you'll have.

I'm with you on that one.

Unless you are one of those old people who go to hostels to go to bed at
9pm and wake up at 7am. I sort of don't understand 'older' people going ot
hostels. Do they understand the meaning of the word 'youth'?

HI hostels are great for high school groups where the chaperon needs to get
the kids under control and in at a fixed hour. I assume that's the "youth"
they're talking about.

For independent travelers, they're what give hostels a bad name. Giant rooms
with acres of bunk beds, silly rules, high prices.

miguel
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On Fri, 16 Jan 2004 08:42:57 GMT, (Miguel Cruz) wrote:

st wrote:
I'm of the opinion that the further away from YHA/HI hostels you keep, the
better time you'll have.

I'm with you on that one.

Unless you are one of those old people who go to hostels to go to bed at
9pm and wake up at 7am. I sort of don't understand 'older' people going ot
hostels. Do they understand the meaning of the word 'youth'?

HI hostels are great for high school groups where the chaperon needs to get
the kids under control and in at a fixed hour. I assume that's the "youth"
they're talking about.

For independent travelers, they're what give hostels a bad name. Giant rooms
with acres of bunk beds, silly rules, high prices.


Lockouts and curfews... *shudder*