About

At MedioMundo Hostel we’ve taken care of every detail of our brand new hostel to give it a unique style for you to enjoy it as much as you can. The hostel’s main common area has a cozy fireplace, cable TV, netflix and a computer for exclusive use of our guests (for free). We also offer you a great patio where you can have a barbecue, and free Wi-Fi in all the building (rooms included).

MedioMundo Hostel is located in Parque RodÃƒÂ³ neighborhood, which is a University and design area, a few meters away from RodÃƒÂ³ Park and only 200 meters away from the beach. A 15 minutes walk will get you to the heart of the city centre.In our lively neighborhood you’ll find the best design shops, markets, handicraft shops, museums, bars and an amazing night live for different tastes.

In MedioMundo Hostel we offer you a great variety of rooms: twin room, double room and shared dorms for four and six people.

MedioMundo Hostel's Policies & Conditions:

Check in from 14:00
Check out before 11:00 .

Payment upon arrival by cash, credit cards, debit cards.(This property may pre-authorise your card before arrival).
Taxes included.

Cancellation policy: 48 hours before arrival.

Breakfast not included.

General:

No curfew.
Reception available 24 hours.

House Rules

Check In

0:00 - 23:00

Check Out

until 11:00

Taxes Not Included

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Facilities

Free City Maps
Free WiFi
Free Internet Access
Free Security Lockers
Free Luggage Storage
Bicycle Parking
Adaptors
Coworking Space

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Reviews

9.4Superb(762)

Value for Money
9.5
Security
9.8
Atmosphere
8.8
Cleanliness
9.3
Staff
9.8
Location
9.3
Facilities
9.3

Summary of traveller reviews

MedioMundo Hostel in Montevideo offers a friendly, homely atmosphere with exceptionally helpful staff. Guests praise the cleanliness and comfortable beds, many appreciating the privacy curtains. Its location near Parque Rodo and the beach is a highlight, though some note it's a walk from the historic centre. It suits travellers looking for a relaxed, welcoming stay.

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Stayed in Jun 2026

8.0

Lily

Female, 18-24, USA

Location wasn't fantastic, needed to uber everywhere and be really careful walking around the hostel. The all girls dorm is on the first floor and right next to the living room so was a little awkward to go back and forth from the showers since the bathroom is also communal and right in front of the living room. The place is also open air and was pretty cold during the day, although they turned on the heat at night. Very nice staff and good amenities like laundry and a kitchen but the place was not very soc

Stayed in May 2026

9.4

Bruna

Female, 25-30, Brazil

nice quiet and calm, home vibes, hostel its perfect if you are looking for somewhere cozy to just chill and not socialize that much

Stayed in Mar 2026

9.4

Rebecca

Female, 25-30, Denmark

Only drawbacks for me were: - Downstairs bedrooms being right next to the living room and therefore lots of noise late at night if people are watching TV or hanging out there - No lock to the downstairs dorm room - Safety lockers in the downstairs dorm room could be fixed so that they close tighter (there was a large gap big enough for your arm to fit through even though locked) Otherwise very nice and the kitchen had everything you could need!

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Location

San Salvador 2211, Montevideo, Uruguay

1.3km from city centre

About Montevideo

Montevideo is the capital of Uruguay and has become one of South America's liveliest cities. Spanning just 20km from east to west, and sharing the Río de la Plata river with Buenos Aires, this port city is brewing a culture to match its bigger neighbour's. Take a trip to this thriving city and you'll be rewarded with its relaxed, tranquilo vibe, a varied music scene and chivito sandwiches piled high with juicy steak.

Montevideo hostels range from a bright orange town house covered in murals to a sun-filled atrium surrounded by elegant columns. With locations evenly spread across the city centre, wherever you choose you'll be conveniently placed to explore. Hostels in Montevideo have a casual feel, with spaces to unwind including rooftop gardens and swimming pools. Dorms and private rooms are available, and you'll find free Wi-Fi and breakfast in many hostels.

Montevideo is a collection of distinctive barrios (neighbourhoods), all jostling for attention in this compact city. The Ciudad Vieja (old town) and its museums and galleries have welcomed the new in the form of street art, pedestrian-only walkways and the city's liveliest nightlife. Of Montevideo's 18 beaches and nearly 25km of continuous Rambla promenade, upscale Pocitos is the most popular seaside spot. Neighbouring Parque Rodó is a student area with green spaces and views over the city.

Uruguay's full-bodied red wines and top-quality beef are one of the city's main attractions. Head to the Mercado del Puerto market for an afternoon snack to see you through to Montevideo's late dinners. The city's historic Estadio Centenario stadium in the Parque Batlle neighbourhood hosted the first FIFA World Cup in 1930, and there's nowhere like it for atmosphere on a match day. For music fans there's everything from the folk-fusion beats of the weekly candombe street show to the burgeoning dance scene at its clubs.

Montevideo’s main neighbourhoods can be explored on foot or by bike. For farther-flung areas of the city, there's an extensive bus network operated by Cutcsa. You can fly direct to Carrasco International Airport from Madrid, or from other European cities via a stop in Buenos Aires or São Paulo. A direct ferry from Montevideo to Buenos Aires takes just over 2 hours, or an extra couple of hours via the cheaper bus-boat connections. You can catch these from bus Terminal Tres Cruces, east of downtown, to reach destinations in Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay.

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