A la cabana s'hi dorm molt bé. Fresquet però sense fred. El noi ho porta súper bé. És molt simpàtic, agradable i tranquil. Ens ha tractat com família i ens ha recomenat molt bé llocs on anar i on menjar. La dutxa és calenta. Els lavabos secs. T'ofereix aigua gratuïta i hi ha cuina compartida. Hi ha zona d'amaques on relaxar-te i per mi lo millor: els gossos!!! Té 4 gossos preciosos i educats, que son adorabes. Fins ara, el millor lloc on hem estat perquè ens han tractat súper bé. Està a 30min caminant del centre. Nosaltres ja buscavem això per estar apartats dels turistes. El barri és molt tranquil.Molt recomanable!

M'ha agradat tot!

Javi es un anfitrión muy atento y amable, conoce muy bien la isla y comparte toda la info que un viajero con pequeño presupuesto puede desear.

Very kind and helpful host! Helped us with finding good snorchling spots and also with planning our trip around the island. It's not ordinary hostel as you might be used to, but there is everything you need really:) Cute dogs included!

Far from city centre and ferry, but still walkable distance.

Walkable to most everything... it's not a short walk, but walking is good for you. Community refrigerator. Oxxo store nearby. And thank goodness a fan was provided.

You can ooh and ahh all day long about recycling and sustainability, but the bottom line here is that it's a camping setup in somebody's back yard, and it's a filthy junkyard and a mosquito breeding ground. Sustainability doesn't have to be filthy or hazardous or disorganized. Poorly supported flooring in the room...very soft and spongy in places, and a leaky roof. Electricity was provided by extension cords draped through the trees from the outdoor kitchen. I got inadvertently unplugged in the middle of the night more than once. Recycle, yes! I respect and support that, but this was piles and piles of stuff that appears to have been there for many months. It made for a very crowded space. And the poor chickens were rarely let out of their small cages...once a day for half an hour if they were lucky...where's the good life for them? The community shower is in the middle (literally) of the outdoor camp kitchen, and there's no hot water, regardless of what the host tries to tell you. It's not even set up for hot water He tried to pretend there was, and then tried to extend a garden hose into the main house but it didn't work ..all I got was a trickle of not-even-warm water. VERY BAD ant infestation, could not really use the seating area because of it. My cabana was about 4 feet from the outhouse, and that space was also (per their signage) the men's urinary station, meaning go pee on the ground for the world to see. One of the worst things was the compost bins being right at the seating area...every time a food scrap was tossed in, the mosquitoes dive-bombed the whole place. Notice in the pictures that the bed is a mattress on the floor...just so you know. The only coverings on the windows are screens and thin cloth for a curtain (which didn't keep out the rain). Coffee maker was taken into the big house every evening and not available until mid- or late morning. Sustainability is always a work in progress.