Anda Di Hows Hostel

The facilities at Anda Di Hows are great - the problem is the location and easy access by locals who are not staying at the hostel. My first 2 weekends were really good - the staff are great, the facility is clean and the beds are comfortable. The security code had not been changed by my 3rd weekend - Friday only as I am not staying for Sat/Sun as I had planned - last night I felt very uncomfortable when a random person came into the facility without the host - they knew the security combination for the door lock, went to one of the beds and eventually went to sleep - they left early this morning. I have no problem with anyone's ethnic background, religion or politics but I do have a problem in that some locals do stay here - they know the door combination and can pass that info on to others in the community. This venue should change the security code weekly to ensure their guest's safety - although the other 2 weekends were good, I have booked accommodations off of this venue for something a bit more secure.

Security - the property next door to Anda Di Hows (only 500 feet from the hostel) doesn't seem to have any guests - the locals use the beach front umbrellas and chairs during the day and at night - the security code for the main door to the Anda Di Hows hostel has not been changed since I came here June 6th. I believe some of the locals know the code to get in so my sense of security in this venue is very low

I like the fact that it was close to the beach into the restaurant

The bump beds did not have a privacy curtain

El ambiente que se genero, como una familia. Maravilloso. Limpian a diario todo Está en plena playa, inmejorable!! Tiene kayak y snorkel disponibles.

Que fueran 8 camas me asustó un poco pero luego disfruté infinito, más que en cualquier otro lugar de mi viaje!!

Cute little hostel with a one room 8 beds only which makes it very comfortable and welcoming Pandora, the host, is very friendly and helping