Qhia

Physically, this is the nicest hostel in San Cris imho - it's a huge, beautiful, historic building with a simply incredible view. If you're looking for a quiet, beautiful place to do your own thing, this is it.

It wasn't very social, mostly as it was pretty empty. So I moved back to 13 Cielos which is more social & fun.

A real beautiful hostel that feels like home. Super lovely upstairs room and terrace—cozy, full of greenery, and with a great calm atmosphere. While the location isn’t on the main street, I really liked that it’s close to the food market and the art market. I visited at the end of the season, so it was pretty quiet, but the people who were there were especially interesting.

The terrace

At my arrival at the hostel around 22.30, nobidy wa there to check me in. I waited outside of the door 20 minutes a bit scared of the fact that there was nobody on that street at that time except for a drunk men facing my direction and plenty of dogs hanging around me cause I was bringing some food. After some time and me ringing the bell no stop, some guest let me in although they were scared to do it because they didn't want to upset the manager, l

I have stayed in many hostels and this is definitely one of the best ones. Historic building, but well maintained and super clean. The beds are new and comfy and the kitchen is fully equipped. Hot water in the showers all day. Perfect place to rest or work with stable wifi and several spots to sit outside and inside. The place looks very nice with a lot of artwork and plants. The location is perfect, in the historic centre right next to the open market, yet very quiet. Last but not least, the owners are super nice people.

The owner is awesome and super helpful. There is a huge terrace and common area, kitchen is well-equipped. Its 10 min walk form the city center.

Room was very small, but the photos are accurate. Hot water only 9-22.

Nice and helpfull staff, lovely doggo. Good hippie vibes💚 Close to the center. Beautifull taraza. Like the plants and little garden. Bed was comfy.

No wi-fi in our room, cold water in the morning and sometimes in the evening too (shower) There is kitchen which is great but there was no lighter so it was hard to cook.

kitchen was just vegetarian. It was "prohibited" to prepare a meat food. It was for the first time I have met with such a strange rule.

Alexa was very friendly and helpful. Qhia is located in a quiet side street 10 mins from the main square. Big kitchen (which I never used) and a nice large communal terrace and lounge for socialising. Lovely dog.

The bed sheets were torn, and the towels badly needed replacing. Wifi didn't work in my room on the topʻ floor. There was no lighting on the spiral staircase to reach my room - very easy to fall. Hot water for showers is only available after 9 am.