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Have you considered hostels? I just Googled and it looks like there are some: http://www.google.com/search?q=mountain+view+ca+hostel http://www.google.com/searc
by carbocation 16y ago
Have you considered hostels? I just Googled and it looks like there are some: http://www.google.com/search?q=mountain+view+ca+hostel http://www.google.com/search?q=mountain+view+ca+hostel
- K3G 16y agoThe hostel up near Hidden Villa is pretty nice, and you can often times pick up a ride with some of the volunteers who work there. That and there's some awesome kittens running around right about now.
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- seltzered 16y agoI'm bumping up for hostelling. I did it for a few days in Portland this year. As much as I love the couchsurfing concept, if I'm in a town to do work I'd rather pay for a service to let me sleep for cheap than feel compelled to entertain a couchsurfer host. People usually recommended a Hostelling Internatonal hostel as you can usually expect them to be pretty clean and organized, although I haven't tried a non-HI hostel yet to justify this claim. I'm considering working remotely soon, my plan is to hostel somewhere for a week or two at my destination, then hopefully find a good place to stay at for a few months.
- benologist 16y agoI've stayed in loads of hostels in the US and other countries during my travels. The HI ones are generally better in my experience.