[SeekAndFind]

Sasha Willins, the head of the "hacker hostel," and Jason Wohlstadter work on a laptop at the hostel in San Francisco, June 13, 2012. There are several hacker hostels in the Bay Area that offer short- or long-term stays for aspiring tech entrepreneurs on the bottom rung of the Silicon Valley ladder.


Phillip Cohen in the bedroom of a “hacker hostel” in Menlo Park, Calif., where aspiring computer entrepreneurs live cheaply

[martin_fierro]

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[bunkerhill7]

Actually garages and bedrooms are the best incubators. These connube hostels actually are great places to spy and steal other people`s ideas. This is a stupid idea. I would never work on a startup code with other people around me with cam phones. These idiots don`t have a clue about the real business world out there- They are in lala land.

[MNIL]

Looks more like a stupid fad than any long term business model.

And.

Wow, they invented the hotel, except they removed that troublesome privacy part.

[lack-of-trust]

Sounds profitable for Chez JJ

but

expensive for the tenents 30days x $40 = $1,200 a month.