The place we got directed to which was 'Hostal Marpez' according to the address was a chained shut property with overgrown shubbery all over it. We could get in because it was locked and all the lights were off. after 10 minutes of calling 'Ola!' we eventually were met by the owner who spoke no English. he took us up...
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I didn't really get the "hostel" feeling from this place and I was so hoping to have it as a solo traveller. It's easy to get to from the airport (catch the shuttle to ADO bus terminal) and the area's lively. The breakfast shouldn't even be advertised or the jacuzzi. Breakfast was white bread (hello heart attack), jam and coffee....
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We came here last month and stayed one week with my friends and met a lot of cool people in this place. Lots of backpapers from over the world !
There's a jaccuzzi, two terraces where you can drink, eat and party, a fully equipped kitchen and two fridges to store and cook your own food ! Rooms and showers...
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Air-conditioning is only available between certain hours. The "jacuzzi spa" consisted of an empty and covered jacuzzi that is filled with dust. Miguel mentioned that he would need 2 days notice in order to clean it. There is only one hammock to use which is on its last leg. The other hammock was covered with a black garbage bag. You...
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