Hostel Casa Verde Reviews

Naya, the owner is the best! Best hostel in Brazil!

If you are looking for a quiet place to relax in the jungle (in a hammock), homemade breakfast each morning, and no wi-fi to tempt you (and speak at least a bit of português), this is the place for you. Neia does a phenomenal job making you feel welcome and answering questions on what to do and how to do it.

The staff only speaks portuguese. its necessary to climb a hill to get to the hostel, do it if your bagpack its hard In 5 days they only cleaned the bathroom. The bedroom remains the same. The bedroom has no windows only curtains, the mosquitos are ferocious in Ilha Grande. Some friends used the kitchen, and I heard the owner complainig, because she wanted them to buy food from the hostel. The staff is unpolite. I ll never return to this place.

I had such a good stay in the hostel! The hostess is awesome... so nice, helpful and lovely! She received us with so much pleasure! The environment was pretty cool and relaxing. The breakfast was great. I'd highly recommend the hostel to anyone else!

Amazing stay at Casa Verde! The hostel has a great atmosphere and common area. I absolutely loved the breakfast every morning there. Go, chill out in the hammocks, and enjoy your time in paradise.

an adorable place to stay; a bit away from town so you can relax but still super easy to get to the party hostels if you want. Neia is a great host, a little bit like your mum, providing a lovely breakfast, organising a bbq for us all, overall very well looked after she even took me and my friend to the doctors and seemed genuinely concerned!! Luckily we speak spanish so communication easier but despite not speaking English she makes a real effort to engage with all guests. Massively recommend!

Chill and quiet really naturey. It is a bit of a hike up from the city center. The owner was very attentive and made it feel like a home.

atmosphere was awesome! very relaxed! and very good breakfast!

No english spoken by host therefore unable to get assistance with activities on island, all other hostels stayed at so far have english spoken. 3 pets kept at hostel, which to me is not hygienic. Especially when one dog is able to run through main area of hostel and coat looked like animal had disease. Showers cold unless asked to be hot- they seemed to have to pull some switch. No wifi. Expensive for what you got.

nice, calm and cozy!

Kitchen is amazing. Finally a fully equipped place for cooking! There was some mix-up regarding booking so for the first night the owner hooked us up with a sweet cabana across the road. Breakfast is amazing and a good movie selection for a chill night in! Highly recommended stay.

Hostel is in a good location. Staff is great and they serve a very good breakfast.

Superfriendly staff! A lot of stuf for breakfast and a cosy place in general. Can recommend it for sure!

Wonderful place, with a cozy and rustic style. Attended by its owner, Neia, who really cares that you feel at home in the hostel, she was super helpfull and warmth. Not so central location but it worths the hilly walk (I went with my almost 5 month pregnant wife and she had no problem in getting there).

Excellent hostess, Nice atmosphere!

Really enjoyed my stay with Casa Verde. The location is really nice - slightly out of town (up the hill!) to a point where you can hear the crickets and not the road. The hostel was great - rustic and creeky, but totally chilled, and the staff were excellent! Would definitely stay again.

cozy place, surrounded by the green nature feels like home

Meia very very helpful !!

loved our stay here, was like staying with your favourite aunty. We were made to feel at home from the moment we arrived. The breakfast was the best we have had in 6 weeks of travel in SA so far, included muesli, fresh fruit, fresh juice, bread rolls with cheese and ham and coffee and tea. if you are looking for a really chilled out place with a real authentic brazilan feel then book here.

This hostel is rustic and although it is a little basic is has charm. Note there is no wifi or computer access, but it does have cable tv. Is a little up a hill away from the centre and other Posadas. The owner doesn´t speak English, not a big issue as there are plenty of tour offices in the town to ask information from. Breakfast is good and they offer a laundry service. There are three rooms in total, potentially having 16 guests in total, which this hostel would not be equiped for!