Ten to Go Hostel

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22時以降にチェックインする場合でもしっかり案内してくれます。 ホステルの中は入り口に一つと、寝室に入るために一つ。二重ロックで施錠されていて、尚且つベッドもカーテンがあるので安心です。 バルセロナサンツ駅からもマクドナルド側から歩けば徒歩5分ぐらいで着くので電車も安心、バスも近いですし、自転車置き場にレンタサイクルがあればそれも使えるので割とどこへでも行き来しやすいです。治安面は0時代以降の遅すぎる時間でなければ周り要警戒しておけば特段問題もないです。 ホステルのルイさんはとてつもなく優しい。本当に。何もかも丁寧に教えてくれます。 シンクの横には水とおそらく生搾りのオレンジジュース？とグレープフルーツジュースと、あとはコーヒーメーカーとかがあって非常に美味しい。 実にいい場所です。 また、バルセロナに来たらここに泊まろうと思います。 ¡gracias, Louis!

Ten to Go is a small hostel near the Sants train station, less than five minutes away. I spent only two nights there, but I was surprised by the neatness and cleanliness of the facilities. I was afraid that a hostel so close to a large train station would have a cold, impersonal atmosphere and give me the feeling of dirt and clutter typical of crowded transportation environments. The hostel consists of a small common room with a kitchen and a courtyard on the ground floor. On the two upper floors are four dormitories with 14 beds each. The staff was friendly and helpful, which I consider a priority in any lodging facility because they are the ones we turn to when we need something and their decisions can change the quality of our experience, especially in hostels, where there is more interaction with other guests and less privacy and intimacy. One aspect that struck me is that the beds are not numbered, but only have a clip on one side where to hang a label with the guest's name and departure date. There are now many hostels that adopt this solution, and I think it is a smart and practical choice because it makes the structure flexible, rather than rigid as when the beds are numbered. If there is no number, a guest can be moved to any free bunk, regardless of length of stay and departure date, whereas if they are assigned, it is often difficult or impossible to find a place in high season because each bed corresponds to a person and the length of their stay. In short, if the hostel is full for fifteen days and a guest staying for three nights needs to move for the last two, it can only be done by calculating the number of nights available at the place where they want to stay. It is like building a wall with stones of different sizes: each stone fits only where there is enough space. When the beds are not numbered, these calculations are not necessary; each customer can be placed in any of the free bunks at any time. I say I was impressed because I think the ability to move easily to another part of the room or to another room is important. I believe that many of the problems, complaints, annoyances, and quarrels of guests increase when the facility becomes rigid and a person is forced into a position that does not suit them. Some people are temperamentally incompatible, and it is better to let them drift apart naturally than to force them close together. This is an important practical issue, as customers often ask to change bunks, which adds to the staff's workload, including cleaning costs, because each change involves making the bed and putting on new sheets. In addition, the check-out list provided to the housekeeping staff needs to be updated to prevent the new guest from finding a used bed instead of a new one. In some hostels, not only are the beds not numbered, but the set of sheets is given to the guest upon check-in and the mattress and pillow are left uncovered, thus limiting costs and making it easier to move. How to achieve more goals