Buchen Sie online oder telefonisch:
069-999 915 504Lazy Hostel in Vieques liegt auf dem Strip und an der Promenade. Fährterminal Vieques gehört zu den wichtigen Sehenswürdigkeiten. Wer auch die Natur der Region bewundern möchte, sollte Folgendes besuchen: Mosquito Bay und Strand La Chiva.
Reiseführer für Esperanza besuchenDie folgenden Gebühren sind direkt in der Unterkunft zu bezahlen:
Diese Liste enthält alle Gebühren, die uns von der Unterkunft mitgeteilt wurden. Die erhobenen Gebühren können sich allerdings je nach Buchungszeitraum und Zimmerart ändern.
It is a hostel, after all. As advertised. Even the private rooms are super tiny and almost no window. Banging of bathroom and kitchen doors all night. But great location in a wonderful spot with great little bar/restaurant next door. Easy access to Biobay tour.
I came to this hostel a couple of years back and really enjoyed my experience then, but this time my experience was much different. When I first came a couple of years back, there was a nice common room for people to sit together (the one pictured), and I remember breakfast was pretty awesome - back then they had oatmeal, bread, and peanut butter/ jelly. I was excited to come back, but to my disappointment, the common room was no longer there, and aside from a small amount of instant oatmeal, there was no breakfast in the morning, despite the promise of breakfast when booking (and the signs saying there would be breakfast around the place). There was also mold on one of the pillows in our room. It was also very noisy. My friends couldn't sleep during the night because the neighbors were making very loud noises (of the moaning kind, if you know what I mean). Service wasn't great either -the owner was not the friendliest to us and seemed annoyed that we tried to check in early. He also asked us for $20 as a deposit for the bio bay tour, but it was never credited towards the fee for the tour. I do appreciate that it was budget friendly, but not sure if I would come back.
Y’all the people that work at this hostel are great. They’re able to help and are very accommodating!
PROS 1. Smooth check-in on a 4th of July (thanks to a lovely volunteer from Texas; unfortunately, I can't remember the name of the young lady) 2. 20USD at night was a great deal in La Esperanza. 3. Property is well located (in front of the ocean, next to a bar/restaurant, and kitchen is open till late) 4. Washer and dryer available for free, just need to bring your own detergent 5. Hot water 24-7. 6. No curfew. CONS 1. Beds are not number, which means, first take first serve; at check in I was granted a lower level bunk bed, because of a knee injury, when I got back to sleep, someone took the bed and hang all her intimate clothing, the solution offered was to take a private room and pay for the difference (50USD per night). 2. Floor outside the dorms is gravel made, which means you can hear every soul that get in and out from the dorms. 3. Day manager has no manners and zero sense of hospitality, totally the opposite to the rest of the employees that are volunteering in the place. 4. Lockers are for rent 20USD.
I've never stayed in a hostel before so it's hard to judge. It was safe and everyone was nice and helpful, but it was a bit too dirty and rough for us. Especially difficult was the small bed sizes for 4 adults (we were in a private room and so can't judge the dorms). One of us had to sleep on the floor. Also, it was noisy with the bar next door (though we knew about that and had ear plugs) and roosters. The location was great (by the ocean and near restaurants, small shops, and tour meetings).