Hosteria Chata Adults Only0

I stayed in the female dorm with shared bathroom. There were two bathrooms. One shower was cold, the other was hot. There is a really nice pool next to a cute little garden. The outdoor communal kitchen was clean, spacious and well equipped with a large table and a space conducive to connecting with other travelers. The overall vibe of the space was chill and it is a very short walk to the beach. Pedro, the manager, was welcoming and hospitable. One of the best places I stayed on my entire trip.

Everything was great, except for one thing. I was jolted awake at 3am by a loud group of people in the communal kitchen blasting music at earsplitting volume. I ended up going downstairs after awhile to ask them to please turn it down. My suggestion for the hotel would be to post quiet hours such as 10pm-8am to motivate people to be more considerate of those who are sleeping at night.

So close to the beach and one of the best coffee shops - Lo De Cafe!! The common area is beautiful and it feels very safe. I loved laying by the pool and cuddling with the hostel cats. All of the staff and guests were very friendly, most speak very good English.

There was construction in the hostel going on during my stay which made it very noisy, smelling of strong paint, and without use of one of the three bathrooms and the main kitchen. The bathroom in my section of the hostel was a bit gnarly.

Our first booking was cancelled by the owner and this was recommended. For the price it was perfect. It was really near by the beach,so that was for sure a plus. The people who worked there where very helpful and kind.

Ofcourse this way of staying, not having a n own bathroom, and a shared kitchen, you really have to like it. The area was smaller then I thought. Oh and we missed a propper place to hang clothes in the bedroom. I think that our room would be more for younger people. For us it was more an emergency place, sinds our first booking was cancelled.

Lo de Chata is a little hippie heaven with a central kitchen, a great pool, very friendly staff and cool guests. Most rooms come with a shared bathroom, anyway there are also rooms with private baths. The overall vibe is very hostel-like. The kitchen is kind of a meeting point where one can get together and chat. It’s also possible to use all the kitchen utensils and the fridge which is super convenient.

The internet in the village Lo de Marcos is generally quite slow and unreliable- if you need to work it might be an issue. I booked a private room but the booking in the hostel was for a dormitory- that happened to several other guests as well. They found a good solution, make sure though you actually book what you want.

The place was charming and had an old Mexican feel. Everyone was very friendly. Two large kitchens made it feel spacious. And a nice pool to relax by

There was a loud buzzing at night from a generator or fridge that made it hard to fall asleep. Also loud roosters right next door that will wake you up early in the morning

I loved my stay at this hostel! Absolutely dreamy! The ladies who were working there were lovely. The bed was comfortable, it is so peaceful and quiet, the pool is beautiful and it is a one minute walk to the beach. There is a beautiful dog at the hostel called Collie...what a sweetheart. And two beautiful cats.

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such a beautiful space! well taken care of and very comfortable. pool was clean and the area was quiet. close to the beach and restaurants. and animals on the property were lovely (the dog is a gentle giant)

the price was quite high for what we’ve been paying for smaller towns around puerto Vallarta (bur prices low for this specific town, so still the best place to book in our opinion)

beautiful property - loved the pool!

the nicest hostel that I’ve been all week around sayulita and surroundings

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The property is beautiful, and all those reviews regarding cleanliness not being great seem to have had an effect. The pool was cleaned at least once a day and the bathrooms on the side of the building with the group/private rooms were nice and clean. The volunteers very friendly and helpful.

After a dreamy night in one of the four bed dorms/group rooms, I was asked to move because there was a group of four men coming and I was the only female left in the room. I was also told the bed I was in (a "double", which really is only a queen size) was supposed to be used by two people, which I thought was very odd, especially for the price they're asking for a dorm bed. I was then moved into the staff room, which was crammed and cluttered, and shared with one of the staff's dog (which was very quiet, and I'm not allergic or have issues with dogs, but wasn't even told this). The manager was helpful, but not particularly friendly, especially after I voiced my disappointment with the room change. The part of the building with the private rooms seems to be getting a lot more attention in terms of cleanliness and care.