Here's
a hostel I found in Lake Tahoe. It wasn't in my book.
Right:
Here's a picture of the hostel--the building to the right of the
Friendship Inn.
Below:
Blu Zu Hostel
Above,
Right, & Below: Inside hostel.
At most
hostels, you just drop off your linen in a hamper and leave, but
here--you had to hand them over to the owner in the morning so she
could count them. I guess she must have gotten ripped off in
the past. That would explain her unpleasant attitude.
But I
really shouldn't complain. Hostels are still a bargain.
And not every one of them can be perfect.
Left:
Comfortable
sitting & eating area. Short walk to the beach.
The
room and bunk were comfortable enough. I only had one room
mate.
Right:
After
leaving Pyramid Lake, I stopped in Virginia City, Nevada on my way
to Tahoe.
Left:
Main
Street, Virginia City
A
lot of tourists.
Had
lunch in one of the sit down restaurants (as opposed to a 99 cent
burger or a peanut butter sandwich on the side of the road.)
At most
hostels, you just drop off your linen in a hamper and leave, but
here--you had to hand them over to the owner in the morning so she
could count them. I guess she must have gotten ripped off in
the past. That would explain her unpleasant attitude.
