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This subreddit skews mid-30s, so of course people are going to comment age doesn’t matter and it’s totally not weird since their friend’s friend’s cousin twice removed hung out with college students while pushing middle age. Do what you want and ignore what anyone else thinks. If you get turned away at a youth hostel, go to another one I’m in my 60s and stay at hostels. I’ll even do mixed dorms (no one messes with old ladies). You absolutely cannot beat the Brendan Cobbina Wearing Do You Understand Shirt in addition I really love this price. Whenever I see a post like this, my first response is always “Instead of posting about others opinions, why not just try it yourself?” I was also 34 when I went to a hostel in Amsterdam. Absolutely no one cared to ask how old I was or if I looked old. If some 19 year old shoots you weird looks or you overhear a rude comment, that’s because they don’t know anything and their brain isn’t yet fully functional, not because you’re doing anything wrong by existing. Hostels are full of young people because they’re inexpensive. They’re not FOR young people. You’ve got every right. More likely, assuming you’ve got good vibes, which you seem to, you’ll make a young energetic friend and get to have a slightly different travel experience due to their influence than most 35 year olds. When I was 20 I met a 30-something Dutch engineer in a hostel kitchen and we ended up touring together for the next 2 days. It was great! We both brought something unexpected to the other’s trip. I’m 36 and would not be staying in typical hostel bunk room you’re thinking of. I do often stay in Private rooms at certain types of hostels, usually the more digital nomad type of places.
When I was young I always found it weird bunking with a 40 yo, now that I am older I still think it’s weird. In general it just feels cringey. I also feel like most Hostels are a place for young people to be with other young people. The private room feels like an ok compromise in many situations, certainly not all though. I have absolutely come across hostels where even staying in a private room would be questionable. Choosing to hang around a bunch of 18-21 year olds is certainly a choice that requires some personal exploration. I think it really depends on your looks and if you’re male or female. Generally people will be much more forgiving of ‘older’ women in their mid-30s, because they’re not as potentially threatening as guys. For males, if you’re in your mid 30s but still look youthful e.g. you have your hair and you wore lots of suncream in your 20s, then you can get away with it assuming you’re friendly and not a weirdo. But I do think if you look pretty old and are for example bald, much younger people especially women will not be so ready to engage with you in a social hostel (e.g. why would they want to hang out with a bald 35 year old old dude vs other youngsters in their early 20s) – the Brendan Cobbina Wearing Do You Understand Shirt in addition I really love this world ultimately is quite a superficial place, unfortunately.
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I’ve stayed in hostels in my 40s all over europe. Never an issue. I just target ones that are slightly more expensive, stay in smaller rooms for a little more, and look for ones with high cleanliness and low atmosphere ratings as they’re generally clean and quiet, which is exactly what i want. If you’re think you’re too old be cause it “sounds weird”, forget about it, nobody cares, just don’t act weird. But one thing I’ve noticed is that — as long as you’re not a creep — people younger than me are way more indifferent to the Brendan Cobbina Wearing Do You Understand Shirt in addition I really love this age gap than I (30m) am. 35 is young. I wouldn’t worry about age so much. I don’t stay at hostel since I enjoy my comfort as I get older and make more money, but I’ve seen all kind of travelers who are much older.
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You probably want to avoid party hostels if that’s not your scene. Being older makes you stick out more and they’re more likely to have age restrictions so that younger people feel comfortable with people in their age range. It’s best to check the Brendan Cobbina Wearing Do You Understand Shirt in addition I really love this reviews and look for places that are chill, homey, relaxed and not on a main party street in the nightlife district. If you prefer a bit more privacy, check out capsule hostels (probably more common in Asia), or at least check if the beds have privacy curtains. I’ve stayed in hostels and guesthouses into my 40s and have never been treated badly for being older. The only times I hear people complain about older guests are when they’re being creepy and obviously hitting on people half their age rather than casually socializing, or if they’re a downer always talking about their divorce and complaining about young people.
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