This has to be the worst hostel in Mexico. Where do I start? The staff were unfriendly (no maps, no helpful hints, they just laid about using the hostel as a doss house for their mates). We didn't feel safe as they left the front door wide open with no one manning the reception until about midnight!! Our room was... More

All of the rooms in this hostel suffer from fading and peeling paint, but it still feels spacious and airy. There are two major drawbacks to La Parroquia: the dorms are extremely stuffy with useless fans blowing away aimlessly, and the breakfast is insubstantial and unpleasant. We were misinformed by the Lonely Planet guide that breakfast is served in the... More

Im not sure where to start here, there are no good points apart from the location. We stayed in a private double room. The room was called "Jesus" and was terrible in every aspect. It was dark, musty, had gaping holes in the doors (mosquito bites a plenyt !) the fan was useless which along with the plastic under-sheets made... More

If I were you I would avoid this place!! We had booked it based on the Lonely Planet recommendation, which describes it as a charming colonial mansion with amazing features... Don't know which room the reviewer in LP got, but it certainly wasn't mine! I was given a DUNGEON of a room! No windows, appalling ventilation - there was a... More

Very nice people, really helpful. Hostal situated very close to zocalo (main square). Breakfast is served in restaurant next door. Refrigerator available. Hammocks in the garden. Rooms are - although there is a ventilator - very hot! More

The hostal has a rather sombre, muggy dormitory at the back with 12 or so sleeping places: if it were hypothetically filled with people, it would be like the Black Hole of Calcutta. I stayed there on my own: it is infested or swarming with mosquitos. I have never been stung so many times in 24 hours in my life,... More

My husband and I were stuck in Hurricane Wilma and just by chance ended up in Campeche. We fell in LOVE with the town. We wished we would have bypassed Merida and come straight to Campeche. Very beautiful, authentic and clean town. Wonderful people as well. This was my first stay in a hostel and I was pleasantly surprised. The... More