Hermanos Perdidos Surf

Beautiful concrete style building with lots of tropical plants, pool and hammocks. Quiet at night. Banana pancakes for breakfast

We went there to surf. But they only had 2x 8foot Boards which were broken. It took them a couple of days to fix them so we lost a day of surfing. You also have to reserve these boards every morning and the big boards were in high demand. For a surf hostel I found the equipment they provided not sufficient. Volunteers run place. They were friendly but do many that none knew what we talked to with the other one. They were also a bit to themselves/closed group.

Awesome spot to chill with great people and staff that really feel like a community. Good uncrowded surf and plenty of nooks for everyone to have their own space. Nice selection of rental boards that are not junk and great breakfast.

Bathroom in dorms was quite small and thus got dirty quick.

There are alot of places to stay around the world, and most of them are in it for the money - but not this one. I had no real desire to go to Las Tunas, but after backpacking around Ecuador and Peru for a while, all of the favorite people I met on the road seemed to have the exact same recommendation: Go to Onda Hostel. So I texted the hostel owners on Whatsapp, where they proceeded to be somehow genuinely interested in answering my millions of questions over text before I arrived, arranging for transport, and even picking me up a massive guanabana just because I casually mentioned once I'd like to try it. The beds are comfortable, the A/C is cool, and the coffee is endless, but it's truly the people that make this place great. The owners are passionate about building a community and they instill that same stoke in their volunteers. If you're looking to stay in a place with some atmosphere, there is none greater in the Americas. I booked at this hostel for two days and stayed on for weeks, only leaving because I had to. To my new friends that I've made at Las Tunas - Thank you, and I'll be back soon!

German Manager woman was pretty nice and the only one making an effort to include us.

We came there during off-season (October). Around 5 volunteers (20-30yo) lived there and we were the only guests. We felt like we were disturbing their “The Beach” like vacation… was weird vibes, most of them were either shy or fairly closed to strangers.

Pretty relaxed, nice breakfast, easy going volunteers, nice beach. Free water, safe area. In general great value for the price.

Just a bit more cleanness in the kitchen, especially with the trash bins, would be nice. Also that the plates and utensils would be stored in closed shelfs would be better. Cockroaches might appear in the bedroom despite having no food there, it's not nice to find them crawling on the beds.

Such a good vibe, best breakfast choices ever! Such a chill hostel, great company. It has a pool and a hot tub! Plenty of space to chill in hammocks. Not a lot to do around but great place to relax

Surfboards are expensive to hire

Great location in a quiet town just 3 min walk from the beach! If you are looking for a place to disconnect, hear the sound of the waves and surf this is perfect! We even saw turtles hatching at the beach just walking

Most people working there and visitors are foreigners and don't speak Spanish so if you are looking for a local experience maybe that's not the best place