Reviews of La Casona Hostal

The centrality of the location

The cleanliness and condition of the house

I like the friendly environment and the location is wonderful.

Maybe they can put a door in the shared room I was so we can't hear the noise outside.

I liked: Excellent WiFi, nice host, there’s a dance studio just down the corner. I didn’t like : filthy bathroom, stained linen, garbage mosquitoes, rarely hot water in private room. Small place so people’s nasty habits and annoying noises could be heard all the long. The administration should be more vigilant and identify from the very beginning guests disrespecting behavior towards the others. Sometimes you could see a bunch of scketchy guys lurking in the block’s corners.

The room given to me wasn't being cleaned. The bed sheets and the duvet were full of hair Floor not brushed The shower floor was disgusting and there's not hot water

Location is very nice

The mattress was very worn, I could feel the bed slats on my back, it was really very agitating and sleepless.

The host seems pretty nice. Fast WiFi. Good value for money when you are traveling through. A short walk from the bus terminal.

It could have been a bit cleaner.

A good place to stay for few days.

The main door had issues with the lock which made it feel a bit acward!

Hostel is located in a lovely old house with old furniture, some crazy items like old irons, cassettes or sewing machine. All this gives an interesting vibe. Jonatan is very kind. Shared room is acceptable- no door, only a curtain. If there are people in the living room in the evening, it is loud.

Shower is not nice. But for a low price one can accept some frugality. I was disapointed that I couldn't use the kitchen (only more expensive reservations are allowed)

Very affordable hostel, probably the cheapest in my travels.

Area not great after dark, would recommend taking a taxi to the hostel. No real facilities in the toilet (like sink soap).

Chill, small spot, very helpful staff, he let me leave some of my stuff at the hostel during my three day hike. There’s a washing machine too (15,000 to use) but plan a couple days to dry your clothes if you wanna use it. The hostel is in a quiet neighbourhood next to a grocery store and a small park with workout equipment.

Could never get more than a minute or two of hot water out of the shower, and having to pay to use the kitchen is rather odd

The location is great, the price very fair and the beds were quite comfortable. It's quite clean too

There are two things we didn't like at all. 1. We didn't get a key for our room, after asking again we got a key but it's not possible to lock the door. There are reviews that other travelers got stuff stolen here, so it would be nice to lock the room you booked. A no go in my opinion 2. You have to pay 10,000 pesos a day (or 15,000 for two days) to use the kitchen. After 6 months traveling around all South America it has been my first time to pay for the kitchen. For 10,000 pesos you get a huge entire menu del día already. I would have been fine with that if the kitchen equipment was good but it wasn't. The pans are super old , there are 0 spices or oil and the cabinets are ridiculously dirty & sticky.

It mets my expectation

Quite hidden location, it was a bit difficult to communicate as there was spoken Spanish only but we coped

The price was good, but theft is a problem.

There are No lockers to lock your things up. I had money stolen from me at this hostel. The owner did not want to show me the video , to see who entered the room while I was gone. It's unsafe.