Sapa Inka Hostel

Not a great spot, but the rooms are nice, they have an additional screen door to help keep mosquitoes out of the hallway where the doors to the rooms are. I didn’t use the shared kitchen & it seemed like the free coffee was just the instant kind. Good for the price, the parking is on the street & I was told to pull half my car up onto the curb, so not ideal, but could’ve been worse. Music from nearby bars & clubs goes a little harder & later into the night than I would like.

Todo bien

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Upon arrival, the property was not in any condition to be inhabited. There was a giant hole in the wall in which the personnel were installing a window, dirt and dust all over the beds, the WiFi didn’t work, and the receptionist was not there at the time he was supposed to be—and was rude after arriving late. Also, I overheard another guest complaining that the receptionist, who also lived at the property, was acting creepy and following all of the females staying at the property at night. Because of these reasons, I left the property and found somewhere else to stay.

I booked this hotel and when arrived there was no one in the reception to receive me. Tried to contact the phone number and there was no answer. Was left without a hotel for my stay and ended up having to share a room with some friends due to other hotels close by being booked.