04 · Your bunk, your net, the same sunset
Single Bed in Mixed Dormitory Room
One bed in the mixed dorm: your own bunk and mosquito net, shared bathrooms, and sea, mountain and garden views on the listing. The most social way to stay.
- 1 per bed
- 1 single bed (bunk) per booking
- Shared bathrooms
- ≈ 16 m²
In the room
You book one single bed — a bunk — in a mixed dormitory of about 16 m². Each bed has a mosquito net, linen and a socket nearby; the category photos show standing fans, wooden bunks and black hanging rails with hangers.
The dorm has a balcony, seating area and patio, with sea, mountain and garden views listed. Security lockers are listed at the hostel; bathrooms are shared.
At a glance
- Mosquito net
- Linen provided
- Socket by the bed
- Seating area
- Dining area and table
- Outdoor dining area
- Free Wi-Fi (listed)
- Non-smoking
Views
Sea view · Mountain view · Garden view · Landmark view
Outdoor space
Balcony · Terrace · Patio
Good for
Solo travellers and anyone who likes company
Please note
Sold per bed, not per room. The dorm is mixed.
The total number of beds in the dorm is not published — ask the hostel.
Photos of this category
Every photo here is listed under this room type on Booking.com, or shows the same scene as one that is.
House rules
Breakfast
Included on every rate we checked (Booking.com and Hostelworld, October 2026), served 07:30–09:00 according to the hostel. Check what your rate includes.
- Check-in
- Until 21:00 — from 14:00 (Booking.com) or 15:00 (hostel notes on Hostelworld). Please confirm.
- Check-out
- By 11:00
- Reception
- 07:00–21:00 · arrive before 20:00
- Adults only
- No children, no cribs or extra beds
- Pets
- Not allowed
- Payment
- Bring cash (COP). Card may be possible with a 5% surcharge per the hostel’s notes — confirm.
- Kitchen
- No guest kitchen — on-site restaurant and bar
- Cancellation
- Depends on the channel and rate you book
⚑ The hostel’s listings disagree on this — please confirm with the hostel before you travel.
