Hostal Nomba Reviews

loved it ! lovely place lovely town.

The best from all the hostels we went during our trip in Panama! Secure, clean, well situated... nothing bad to say about it! Nancy, the crazy receptionist can entertain you and others during the evening or can cook some pancakes, papaya and really good coffee the morning! Also, the owner is very nice (try the hot springs with him during the night, it worth it!). If you're looking to a nice and quiet place to have a good sleep, but also have some crazy nights, don't go anywhere else than Nomba!

Hostel overcharged for activities which other hostels charged less than half for. The owner appears very focused on money at the bar and partying. The owner charged visitors different prices for outings/gear, and stated that my girlfriend had an unpaid tab at the bar when she did not drink. Breakfast is supposed to be included, but sometimes the workers "forget" to prepare it. Room was spacious and affordable. Bathroom had hot water, small community, friendly travelers. Kitchen for private rooms

The hostel was wonderful, welcoming, clean, and delivered on our expectations. A great value at a great price, with a central location ONE BLOCK AWAY from the town square! A beautfuly mountain view from the front of the hostel, with adventure trips scheduled at the front desk (hiking, hot springs, coffee plantation tours, etc.).

A really good place, very relaxing and the hosts Ryan and Nancy are very helpfull. A lot of good activities at the hostel, free hikes, poker night and much more. A really comfortable stay.

Hostal Nomba is a very nice place to stay. As it is not too big, it has a lot of character and you easily interact with staff and other people staying there. It is also nice that they have a bar and hangout area.

The hostel is attached to mirador adventures. The staff are helpful but give inconsistent information and are always trying to push you to take their tours and book stuff through them so they can make a commission. It's nice that they have some free hikes and a cool night hike to the hot springs ($29) but the rooms are old and murky and there is barely any hot water in the showers.