Lounge Hostel en Skopje

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  Andrea Zabaznoska

  :: 19 July 2018 10:05:09

  Wonderful place, great staff! Can't wait to come back!

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  Brian Horakh

  :: 13 May 2018 12:36:44

  Great location (near everything), friendly staff, very very clean, capsule beds for privacy, great open common room layout, very social, free coffee tea milk, well equipped kitchen.. Can't say enough nice things about this wonderful place! 🤗🚀

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  RJ Taylor

  :: 18 March 2018 23:43:23

  My friends and I (8 people) decided to take a quick trip from Serbia to Macedonia. We booked this place last minute. They were very accommodating and gave us a full room. The bed was very comfy and the hostel is spacious. Tons of room to relax. It’s 5 minute walking distance to all major sites in the city.

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  P Kaitz

  :: 11 November 2017 23:03:00

  My calves are in utter excruciating pain. I ran out of b complex can it be that simple. You are prejudiced. Because what I say is pejorative? You make generalizations against the Jews. Are generalizations untrue? You are a bigot. I have strong likes and dislikes, certainly. I dislike when people behave dishonestly. If that makes a bigot then I'm a bigot. It's like a cold drizzly rainy day. So naturally I've been sleeping. There's a few people here; they're all in the larger dorm room. I'm by myself. The town feels empty too. Even last night when I was in a little busier area by a casino or something. cont. Excursions by Water Chicos Paradise past Mismaloya Beach, Victoria Falls (although that I didn't cross because Zimbabwe was on the other side and at the time the two nations we're not speaking to one another. Shortly thereafter Rhodesia disappeared as an administrative entirety which is why you won't find it on a map), scuba diving in the Red Sea at Sharm el Sheikh (at the time, Israeli territory). I still haven't got up the nerve to visit any Arab countries although I do want to go to the Maghreb and to Istanbul. One of the islands outside Auckland I rented a car found a secluded beach and swam across the bay. Are there any remote places left? I took a train once to the most landlocked city in the world -- the city furthest from a major body of water -- Urumqi. Ooloomoochi as the Chinese say it, three days west of Xian, past the last gate of the Great Wall, between the Gobi and the Taklamakan, through the Turpan Depression where the only thing that grows in a small round melon called the Hami that resembles a cantaloupe but has an inside like a crenshaw, where the people are Uyghuys who sleep in yurtz that are teepees with holes in the top, where the landscape resembles the high mountain plains of Colorado. And I've been to the southernmost city in the world at Ushuaia, the highest city in the world at Potosí, and most of the world's land depressions, including the lowest point on the planet at the Dead Sea, and then up the cliff side of Masada -- the one that took the Romans three years to build a rampart around, which pissed them of so much they obliterated the name Israel from the maps.

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  Marin Stas

  :: 23 August 2017 09:36:39

  Great location, great staff, pretty reasonable prices. Beds are amazingly comfortable.