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	<title>Comments on: Hawaii (Mostly Budget) Accommodation Review</title>
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		<title>By: Katherine</title>
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		<dc:creator>Katherine</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 03 Aug 2007 21:00:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Just a side note on Backpacker Vacation Inn on the North Shore of Oahu - It's true, it was not my favorite place (although not the worst place we've ever stayed by a long shot). And, after a day or so, I came to the conclusion that you really do have to take the place with a grain of surfer sand.  There's a very male bachelor feel to the place - things are well worn in, the minimum of "clean" but very laid back and friendly. You do get a sense of the surfer culture, when 5 am rolls around and the hardcore surfers are stirring around, getting their boards and heading out to the beach.  The staff was very welcoming and helpful, as was the owner.  The key is remembering that you're staying there for the location.  The rest is either bonus or ignorable.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Just a side note on Backpacker Vacation Inn on the North Shore of Oahu - It&#8217;s true, it was not my favorite place (although not the worst place we&#8217;ve ever stayed by a long shot). And, after a day or so, I came to the conclusion that you really do have to take the place with a grain of surfer sand.  There&#8217;s a very male bachelor feel to the place - things are well worn in, the minimum of &#8220;clean&#8221; but very laid back and friendly. You do get a sense of the surfer culture, when 5 am rolls around and the hardcore surfers are stirring around, getting their boards and heading out to the beach.  The staff was very welcoming and helpful, as was the owner.  The key is remembering that you&#8217;re staying there for the location.  The rest is either bonus or ignorable.</p>
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