Hostal Mochilas Reviews

I liked the atmosphere and the people there. The owner Diana is quite a fine human being. She\'s living her dream, and shares it generously.

It was extrely hot. Granada is hot but it was the hottest place in the whole city

This was a nice hostel with friendly helpful staff and a lovely little garden area. If youre looking for something basic and cheap its a great option. The dorm rooms get very hot!!

- I love animals but there was a creepy cat walking all over my top bunk - extremely hot in there, can hardly breathe - The owner came in my room while i was sleeping and flicked the lights started talking loud to other guests in the room! - Boring atmosphere - No breakfast - The locker the owner gave me didn't work where I had to fight with it the whole time to open and close it - the sheets they give you hardly fit the mattress - it's dirty, so dirty...i never saw them clean when i was there

The hostel has a nice garden, a nice kitchen and the location is great: it is just one block from the parque central (Granada's main square). And they offer a 10% discount if you stay longer than 3 nights. Three disadventages: the girl who works at the reception during the day is very moody and she makes you feel uncomfertable, always ask for a receipt when you pay for your room (i heard stories about paying twice..) and they do not count the deposit paid on hostelworld.

Great location. Beds had thin mattresses but were adequate. I didn't get any bug bites! There was a nice kitchen and an area to lounge and play cards. There was no hot water, but it wasn't a problem because it was so hot.

Good location, facilities and value for money Our room was by the front door directly on the street and it did look like an extra piece of MDF had created our room. Nevertheless it was more than adequate for 1 night

No atmosphere, the light in the room wasnt working, bu the location is very central

Great little hostel with a perfect location just off the main square. Kitchen facilities were a real bonus!

One of the filthier hostels I've stayed in. They sweep and mop the floors diligently but the grime, mildew, and general slime built up around the toilet, shower, and sink (in the stiffling dorm, at least) was an ecosystem unto itself. The manager let a local homeless guystay there. After he stole a guest's laptop, she made a very impressive and amazingly successful effort to get it back. Still, a hostel is not a shelter. Most hostels in Granada are not on HostelWorld. I recommend La Casita

Great location, helpful staff. Rooms incredibly hot though even with fans on and wifi could be a bit intermittent.