Las Eras Nest Hostel

Wasn’t terrible, but wasn’t good either. The beach-hostel vibe is fun in theory, but we feel was poorly executed. Hard to sleep: too hot with the windows closed, but mosquitos and loud music if left open, plus constant LOUD metal clanging from the tents covering the outdoor spaces. Staff seem nice, but as they're volunteers, it feels like you’re in *their* shared space. Kitchen opens at 8am, which is also limiting. Manageable, but I’d pay more to stay elsewhere. Also very remote without a car.

It's an INCREDIBLE location overlooking the sea 😍 However, not recommended if you have any mobility issues, the walk from the bus stop took me an hour. Also, if you feel vulnerable; I don't, it's VERY DARK at night and a dirt track for the last section, UPHILL. Phone the hostel for any special requirements, mine was missed on the form as I needed a lower floor, lower bunk. The staff member apologised the day afterwards offering me a lower cost lower bunk subsequently. I LOVED the Pool 🥰

the place isn't bad: big kitchen, big outdoor area, showers are dirty, but toilets fine, in front of a small beach. however,staff (10 people maybe)wasn't really friendly, reception always empty, they always hung out in the kitchen all together super loud, you feel awkward not relaxed when u have to cook or sitting there, i didn't like the vibe of this place even though it might have some potential