Stayokay Haarlem
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Best Breakfast Ever
In an attempt to save money, I've decided to walk everywhere, even though it is time consuming and difficult with a 15 kg backpack on your body. Instead of spending the Euro 50 on the bus, I walk in the heat with a haevy pack. I've realised this is sort of stupid. Today I spent an hour and 15 min walking to the other end of Haarlem, instead of …
Bicycles, Sheep and Beaches
The next morning we cleared our few belongings out of our room and breakfasted with the scores of geriatric Germans that shared our hostel. Content our bread, cheese, meat, coffee and juice breakfast we rented bikes for 5E a piece from the hostel and after a short stop at the local VVV (Dutch tourism office), peddled north towards the island's …
The joy and freedom a bike can bring
I woke up bright and early (6 o'clock!), isn't this vacation? Shouldn't I be sleeping in? Since the sun was shining, and it was a beautiful crisp morning I put on my new pair of Saucony Fastwitch in bright turqoise and florecent yellow for their inagural run. I love running in new places, especially international cities. I know it seems a bit odd, …
Day One, Welcome to the Netherlands
... at the restaurant we had dinner at. The rain cleared up, so it was a pretty good walk. She taught us a word in Dutch that basically means, “Get out of the way! A bike is coming and they are about to run you over!” but I know I would butcher the spelling, although it’s pronounced “feets.” We’re all still in the early phases of getting to know one another, so by the time we reach our hotel, Anthony and I skip straight to bed. ...
Go Global
... old oppression. I wonder what it is about man that feels the need to dominate and oppress others? How does our world come together to make significant positive changes without diluting culture? Or is the only way to move forward to a better tomorrow is to leave the past behind? Tradition. I love the traditions I have developed in my life. They give me a sense of normalcy. (Is there such a thing?). Some of my traditions are loved one oriented, such as my annual ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsStayokay Haarlem
This was my first visit to a Stayokay in Holland. The service was friendly, the place was clean, cheap and accommodating. I would reccommend this to anyone. Plus the fact that they have free wifi and a bar was an awesome bonus. Oh, and bike storage!!
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