Casa Terra Hostel

La convivialité du lieu

The staff was very welcoming, gave me some tips for the area. A lot of stuff to use for cooking.

Had some bugs and bedroom door didn’t close properly.

Such a safe and welcoming vibe! Just by looking at the outside you can tell this is a place to feel comfortable at. The drawings on the walls inside make you really feel like this is more than just your typical hostel. The fact there are only three four-bedroom rooms in the main house makes it feel much less intimidating to me at least.The staff was always so sweet and immediately helped me out anytime I needed something. The cat that has “adopted” the hostel as his home is super sweet but watch out for him if you’re eating cereal or a ham sandwich.

The staff were welcoming and friendly. The possibility of seeing wildlife (I saw a troop of monkeys at the front of the hostel). Showers /bathrooms were large and laundry service available . It was a chilled “hippie” feel with camp fire on first eve.

It was very rundown and in need of a renovation. Although the volunteers did their best to keep it clean being in the jungle there were many insects. You could not wear shoes inside which meant my feet were black. The rooms were very cramped with very little room to even store luggage let alone take your stuff out. Music played till late and smoking out front which permeated the building. Beds were very rickety, no power to charge phones on top bunk. No safety rails on top bunks.