After the age of 30, will everyone still stay in a hostel?

It depends on how hard I can fight after I turn 30. If I could be financially independent after the age of 30, I would never stay in a hostel and would give myself a better quality of life experience. But when I reach the age of 30, I won't be able to be fully financially independent.

Then I would consider continuing to stay in the hostel.

No, the hostel itself is called a youth hostel, and after 30 years it is no longer a young person, and it is embarrassing to share a room with strangers, and it is not safe to belong.

I don't think I will live, there are too few good hostels, many of them are the kind of garbage places that cheat people and are very simple, and it is unpleasant to live for a long time.

Definitely, there is no age limit in the hostel, and you can meet a lot of people, it's very interesting, it's impossible to live in a hostel, and you're scattered after getting drunk.

Yes, whether you live in a hostel or not has nothing to do with age, it is just an attitude to life. Hostels are cheap and clean, and you can find a familiar atmosphere from college.

No, there were basically families and children at that time, and it was not suitable to live in a youth hostel again, and this was a malicious occupation of other people's resources, and I didn't want to go in conscience.

Oh, if I have the conditions, I will not choose the youth hostel, after all, the youth hostel environment is really poor, very poor, very poor, and I have lived in a youth hostel with 16 shops.

No, because it's a youth hostel, it's not very suitable for yourself who is sick after the age of 30, and you're still used to staying in an ordinary hotel or hostel.

Why not? Living in a youth hostel is cheap, you can save it, and the money saved is suitable for anything, 30 years old is still early, and it is not yet the age to enjoy happiness.

Yes, I think there is an atmosphere, but I will pick a better hostel, the kind of cheap and poor accommodation will not be considered.

Definitely, why don't you live? Does the hostel have to be a young man's stay? It's nice to meet so many interesting people.

I'm 87. It's in the hostel right now. 2 rooms, 68 a night. This hostel environment is very good, it is a new campus, the north and south are transparent, everything is clean, and it is the same as just renovated.

After the age of 60, I will also stay in a hostel.

Most of the visitors to youth hostels are students, and most of them are in their teens to their twenties. Generally, youth hostels have upper and lower bunks, which can be booked separately according to the "room" (in fact, it is a bed), so that you may stay with strangers or men and women in the same room, ** and it is very cheap.

Note: In August 2017, when we traveled to Serta by car with 3 cars and 8 people, it was a colleague's daughter (college student) who booked a youth hostel online for a night (because the original plan was to stay in the Serta Larung Gar Buddhist College, but the conditions were really poor, and because of the tourist season, many other hotels were not available, so we had to book a more expensive youth hostel in Seta County for a night, and we 8 people stayed in the same room, including 3 couples and 2 girls).