Medellin Hostel Reviews
Black Sheep Hostel Medellin has been reviewed 77 times by Hostelworld.com customers.
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Reviews of Black Sheep Hostel Medellin
My third stay here. Always great. Thank you Kelvin, Juliana and Alejo. You guys are the best.
Patrick, USA, stayed on 10th Oct 09
The location is great, the staff are friendly and helpful and the Sunday BBQ is great value. But be warned. This is hostel life at its most student-...
merrimus7518, Australia, stayed on 5th Oct 09
About Black Sheep Hostel Medellin
The Black Sheep Hostel is a three year old New Zealand owned and run hostel located in the best area of Medellin. Only five minutes walk from the Metro Station Poblado and a minutes walk from a major bus route. The hostel is also less than ten minutes walk to a major shopping center, one of the largest supermarkets in the city and the top University for studying Spanish, EAFIT.
Among the facilites offered are four new Dell computers with 4000k high speed internet and there is CD/DVD burning available as well. All computers have Skype calling and headphones. We also have have WIFI.
Unlike other city hostels we have a lot of outside space for relaxing. The hostel has a large garden area and a balcony with a couple of hammocks. We have an Argentinian style bbq where we eat outside several nights a week. The house is very secure with 24 hour reception area and a security guard covering the street all day and night. The area is one of the quietest and safest in Medellin.
The owner, has several years experience travelling in Colombia as well as South America and can offer all types of advice. There is a Spanish school onsite where you can take private or group lessons and a dance school to improve the salsa around the corner.