Most common myths about hostels

Are you planning to move to higher studies in abroad? Are you afraid of hostels? Do you also think that hostels are dark and dirty places with no necessary facilities? Today we will show you a different perspective of hostels. It’s time to clear the most common myths about hostels. Here we are going to highlight the most common myths about hostels. 

Safety 

The first thing which our parents concern the most when shifting to hostels is our safety. There are some hostels where there is no specific time to check-in and check out. It gives a high edge to students and teenagers far from home to indulge in illegal activities. The late-night parties and roaming at the dark roads can lead us to severe consequences. Well, It’s a myth because now there is less ratio of hostels which allow you to be outside late-night otherwise, for students, there are specific timings.

Moreover, hostels also have warden to take care of these things to ensure the student’s safety. So, it all depends on the hostilities how they act and live in hostels. Many hostels take care of security and ensure safety in hostels. Definitely, it’s a myth that you are not safe at hostels. 

Dirty 

I lived in a student apartment for two years, and there I had to cook myself and clean too. I always did not get time to do all this and manage my studies. According to my experience, the hostels are best in this regard. The cooperative staff and sweepers help you a lot. It’s a myth that hostels are messy, in real student apartments are dirty because of friend’s late-night parties and carelessness in managing things on your own. Contrary to this, there are many hostels which give you a daily cleaning service and a calm environment where you can continue your studies and work commitments easily. 

Dark and drunk environments

No one can help us to live in a healthy and constructive environment except ourselves. We must love ourselves enough to create an environment in our life that is conducive to our success in the long run and our personal growth. So, it’s a myth that all hostels are dark and have drunk people around. About 80% of hostels are friendly-family type hostels, and the hostels that have the dark and drunk environments are because of the people who create that environment for themselves. 

No privacy 

Hostel considered the places where there is no personal life, and you have to share everything. But its a myth. There are hostels where you can live alone in a room with your own space and a complete environment for studying. If you are in Melbourne and need a premium room or shared dorms but with some personal space, then Carrichouse is best in this regard. We provide you the proper environment for studying and enjoying entertainment lounges. If you want to study late night in a shared dorm, then there are separate lights as well. For more information, contact us. 

Unsafe valuables 

There is also a standard myth about the hostels that valuables and other things are not safe there. Well, for this myth, we will neither nod yes or no as it all depends on your care and active attitude. According to my experience, almost 90% of hostels and resorts have concierges for guiding you that what will suit you the most. They also stroll 24/7 in the lobbies to guide you and to act as the safety pillar. 

Conclusion 

So, according to the above debate, it is clear that hostels are not as like people mostly think of them. Travel the world and explore it, and you will come to know the different perspective of everything. Hostels are not dark, dirty, for partiers, uncomfortable, and unsafe. The only thing you must take care of is to choose the hostel according to your budget and mood, and then you would be able to stay in the hostel for the long term.