Montano Camping & Hostel

La calidez de la anfitriona.

El jardín y las vistas al volcán. La ubicación no es mala. Bajas al centro en 5 minutos caminando y el regreso lo puedes hacer en taxi si te da pereza por 1.25$

Los baños están lejos, el ruido del techo de uralita cuando llueve, las instalaciones deben mejorar y reformarse, además de una buena mano de pintura. Lo peor había chinches en una de las camas y mi amigo lo pasó remal. El lugar podría ser encantador pero está dejado

We had a great stay. The owner is very friendly and helpful. She even called knowledgeable friends when we had a question about the security of a certain bus tour. If you stay there you have to try her Empanadas! The rooms were clean and tidy, although aside from a bed and a small table there was not much in it. The common area and kitchen are cozy and well equipped. We also liked that the Hostel was located outside the town so you had a big garden with hammocks to relax in.

If you are sensitive regarding sounds at night you should bring earplugs. At night we sometimes heard noises because cats were running on the metal roof, because of the road or animals around. But for us this wasn't really a problem at all. Apparently there was an error with the price on booking so we had to pay a little bit (not the whole difference) on top, but the price was still fine.

A place with a friendly and positive atmosphere that you'll love to return to 🙂

Likes Quaint hostel with old style building with 'tired' but spacious rooms. There's a site cleaner. Owner and staff friendly, and coffee often offered! 10/15 minutes walk from bus station and town centre with plentiful bars & shops etc. Large garden to enjoy, weather permitting! Wifi/internet/network is excellent throughout, apart from the last night, when it was very poor, probably because of the weather. Kitchen basic but functional (although cramped if 2 or more guests trying to use at same time), with 2 lots of separate hobs (4 each), mini-oven, fridge/freezer, and microwave. Plenty of large pots, plates, bowls, etc. There was limited recycling of plastic bottles. Our room was at the front, close to the main road, but despite that, it was generally quite quiet at night. Ample hooks in bathroom and bedroom. The shower was hot and powerful as long as the water pressure remained high. Rooms were warm with plenty of blankets. Dislikes Access was through a double gated entrance that never seemed to be locked, and it's onto a road with many people passing, so a potential security risk. There was a strange chemical smell that kept appearing, not sure if it was from drain cleaning or the moth balls that were under the beds. The light in the bedroom and bathroom could have been better. It would have been nice to have a bedside lamp and bin. Bedroom storage was limited to a small bedside cabinet and a small shelving unit. There was a clothes rack, but only 4 coat hangers. The kitchen could have done with more smaller pots, not everyone wants to cook a large meal! Couldn't find anywhere to wash or hang clothes to dry. We were charged the tax, which we don't think is right, and only cash accepted. Apart from plastic bottles, there was no evidence of other recycling.

If you’re looking for a place that screams motor club with a splash of hippie energy, look no further. This spot has just the right balance of rugged and chill, like if a leather-clad biker and a free-spirited yogi decided to open a guesthouse together. The room? Solid. The kitchen? Fantastic. But the real star? The garden, complete with hammocks that made us question whether we ever needed to leave. Toss in some super nice staff, and you’ve got the perfect place to relax, whether that means swapping road trip stories or just swinging in a hammock contemplating life. Would 100% stay again. Maybe I’ll even get a motorcycle next time.