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?What is a Dormitory room?
A Dormitory (shared) room is a communal room which you share with other people from the hostel. The number of beds in a room is shown in the name, e.g Dorm (6 bed). Some hostels have male only dorms and female only dorms. If this is not stated, assume that your dorm will be made up of both males and females. You will see “ensuite” or “with bathroom” if the room has a bathroom in the room. Otherwise the bathroom will be communal, shared facilities near to the room.
A Dormitory (shared) room is a communal room which you share with other people from the hostel. The number of beds in a room is shown in the name, e.g Dorm (6 bed). Some hostels have male only dorms and female only dorms. If this is not stated, assume that your dorm will be made up of both males and females. You will see “ensuite” or “with bathroom” if the room has a bathroom in the room. Otherwise the bathroom will be communal, shared facilities near to the room.
!Domodedovo International Airport
A direct plane-to-train connection runs from Domodedovo International Airport to the Paveletsky train station for 150 rubles (a taxi often costs several thousand rubles). The metro is crowded but much more efficient than Moscow roads or taxi drivers. A 20-ride metro pass is just 250 rubles, 60 rides for 520 rubles.
A direct plane-to-train connection runs from Domodedovo International Airport to the Paveletsky train station for 150 rubles (a taxi often costs several thousand rubles). The metro is crowded but much more efficient than Moscow roads or taxi drivers. A 20-ride metro pass is just 250 rubles, 60 rides for 520 rubles.
?What are country codes?
Each phone number has a country code; a country code is a set of digits assigned to a country so international callers can call in. You can find a list of them here.
Each phone number has a country code; a country code is a set of digits assigned to a country so international callers can call in. You can find a list of them here.