South America is noisy enough, I definitely don’t need a hostel that advertises “party”.
(Photographed in La Paz, Bolivia, where I found quieter and cozier places to stay.)
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What does it say underneath that?
Dash n’ crash?
It looks like “bash n’ crash”, which I don’t even know what it means.
That means ‘party bash’ and ‘crash out’…as in…sleep..
Looks like they have fleas that teaze in the high Pyrenees…
Japanese hostels are germ and insect free…don’t think I’d risk anything that looked germy…camping with own mini tent, better….
And more peaceful in a tent, too, because you can find a quiet spot next to a forest.
Yes. Should be easy, Could be delightful… but thinking on, in wild territory..unarmed, sans bear spray? Probably OK for a bloke or military female. I’ll take the fleas and germs, after all…
But bears are cute!