Vladivostok Hostels - Reviews and Rates

Entering Russia, (taking my time) disembarking the ferry...my 2 1/2 days in Vladivostok.

Chilometro 9283, cinque al termine. Guardo il mare dal finestrino: sembra un miraggio dopo tutto questo tempo passato ad aspettarlo. Sono rimasto solo in queste ultime due ore di viaggio, come e' giusto che sia. I miei compagni di scompartimento sono scesi all'alba a Ussuriysk; tre simpatici ragazzi di Yakutsk che mi hanno tenuto compagnia in qu...

Seventy-three hours of mostly lying about in a train compartment along the way, and I've finally arrived. I haven't had the most exciting past three days, but it wasn't quite as bad as I'd imagined it to be. I certainly got a lot of reading done and saw a good chunk of Siberia's autumn foliage, but oddly enough I didn't get a tremendous amount o...

Greeting from the Newest Graser Family: Well I have completed more then 24 hours of Motherhood with Jack. So far things are going well, no permanent damage. We actually had very good night. He went to bed about 10 till 11pm. Way off his schedule I was told to keep. He was so overly stimulated by the car ride (which he did wonderful at!) and he c...

It's not without a little trepidation that I arrive in Vladivostok; a previously closed focal port city of Russia; to visit my twin penpals whom I haven't seen for a good decade. Quick background: We were 14 and 12 respectively in Japan participating in a televised International Youth Choral Peace Festival - we have maintained a penpal friendshi...

The ferry ride was interesting; I was in a huge room that was half full. This was 3rd class, so we slept on the floor with blankets and a small sausage looking pillow. I didn¡¦t mind it at all to be honest, we had a TV that screened Korean programs only and was faulty so all the people on it had green skin like Shrek, oh and out of the 30 or 35 ...