the receptionist woman spoke very good English and was able to help with everything. there was a kitchen with plenty of storage for your food and an organized system for keeping things clean

it was really busy with tons of people staying there. a little cramped. plus (not the hostels fault) but literally all the attractions were closed when I visited so basically the trip into San Pedro wasn’t really worth it so consider that if you go. also the town is very touristy and busy with people always shouting at your to buy their food or services

The showers are only available between 10-16 o‘clock, so its not possible to shower after a Trip to the dessert. Also the toilets didnt work at night. The guy from the hostel just watched TV all day long. The room was very small with old lockers and it wasnt clean there.

It had a lot of common space to hang out and enjoy the free time. The bathrooms were very big and clean.

The Kitchen was kind of a mess with a lot of stuff in the fridge and lying around.

In general it was very good.

Wifi is too bad and doesn’t work in the rooms.

Cheap place to stay in San Pedro.

WiFi sometimes worked and sometimes not.

Comfy beds. Plenty of space in the dorms. Nice outdoor space.

As it's in the desert, water ran out alot which isn't ideal but can't be helped. Lockers were a bit too small and very noisy! Not enough power sockets in bedrooms.

Stayed in the family room with private bathroom. Very clean. bathroom was spotless, floors were extremely clean. Furniture was outdated but felt more like an authentic stay. Staff and property manager were very helpful even though I spoke no spanish and helped accommodate some requests. Hostel part of the place seemed good too. Location was good, you are not in the heart of the tourist strip were all the restaurants are but just a short block walk away which is a nice walk and should not be an issue. They have parking in the main area but is very tight. Highly reccommend for the price it was very worth it.

Stayed in Family Room With Private Bathroom. NO WIFI. They offer WIFI in the hostel part which is across the street. but there is NO WIFI in the room. To get WIFI you must leave your room and walk across the street. Parking was extremely tight and very very tough to navigate. Took 5-10 mins of maneuvering my car (SUV) to get it out daily and a few times I was not sure I could get it out. You will need 1 person to guide you out as you will get very close to other cars or walls.

The location is good not too far from the main street. My room was mostly clean. Bathroom was also kept clean and had hot water for the shower. There was a small communal kitchen and lounge area where you could chill and hang out with other travelers.

I guess the only issue was the wifi connection which was very choppy. If you're a digital nomad and you need to work remotely, you should take this into account.

it’s close to the center of San Pedro and the beds were pretty comfortable.

the place run out of water EVERY DAY! You can’t take shower sometimes because there’s no water!

Great location and staff. Everyone was really nice.

We had an amazing stay at La Casa del Sol Naciente ! The people are so nice and helpful, and there is hot water :) The hostel is also well located, at 5min from the center of the town

The staff was so nice and helped me with everything!

The hosts were very nice and lovely. Good atmosphere and nice young people. The bed's are okay and clean.

The kitchen was very dirty. Same with the pots and pans. Most time only cold water or no water. Wi-Fi was very unstable. Many times no connection.