Which hostel to choose?
I stayed in two hostels at one city.
In both hostels, I was in a six-bed dormitory.
At one hostel, the kitchen and the dining room are well equipped, and the room has wooden-bunk beds, and a shelf for each guest, but you have to open four heavy doors to get to the bathroom.
The other one has a bath room in each room but no shelves for guests.
The guests have to put on ear plugs while sleeping, or you would be annoyed at squeaky sounds of metal-bunk beds.
Although a room charge is less expensive, the kitchen is not as clean as the former one.
I wonder which hostel I should choose next time.
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Which hostel to choose?
I have stayed at two different hostels in the same city.At both hostels I stayed in a six-bed dormitory.
The first hostel the kitchen and the dining room were well equipped, the room had wooden-bunk beds with a shelf for each guest, but you had to open four heavy doors to get to the bathroom.
The second one had a bathroom in each room but no shelves. Guests had to sleep with earplugs because the squeaky sounds of metal-bunk beds got very annoying.
Although the room was cheaper, the kitchen was not as clean as the former/first one.
I wonder which hostel I should choose next time.Since you are speaking of an experience you had already, you should use the past tense throughout.
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