Service was good.
André4 days ago
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Santa Teresa·9.2
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ICO Living Hostel sits on Santa Teresa Beach, a three‑minute walk from the shoreline, with views and access to Montezuma Waterfall (15 km) and Tortuga Island (39 km). Rooms include air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, balconies or patios, free Wi‑Fi, and a shared kitchen. Amenities feature a lounge, outdoor seating, coffee machine, dining area, paid shuttle, tour desk, luggage storage, free parking, and yoga classes.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Service was good.
André·4 days ago
The place is fantastically cozy and good. Close to the beach, easy to get a daily routine that even had a little golden edge. Surfboards and other stuff were offered, making it simple to quickly do what you wanted. The staff were very friendly and helpful! The fridge was a bit tight and leaked a little water that you stepped into. The shower pressure was a bit weak. Otherwise everything was great.
Viking·A week ago
The cleaning and kitchen comfort were good, but the volunteers and the super capable owner were exceptional 😝✊🏾✊🏾, I would definitely return!
Luciano·2 weeks ago
It’s a really good hostel in a very convenient spot, very close to the beach. It’s quiet, comfortable, and has a spacious kitchen. The host is absolutely lovely and very welcoming. There’s also parking available, which was a great bonus. The only downsides were no hot water in the shower—the water was actually very, very cold—and the rooms are not well soundproofed, so you can hear pretty much everything. Also, our room was right next to the reception area, with the reception directly outside our window, which woke us up early in the morning several times.
Noam·2 weeks ago
The location is perfect near the beach and a bit off the main road. The dorm is very large and the beds cozy, even though the bed height is a bit awkward. Clean bathrooms and good options for hanging clothes were available. The surfboard rental was also good. The volunteers gladly help with any questions. The kitchen equipment could be better. Pots and pans are worn out, there is no shared oil, etc. Also I find it unfortunate that there is little social life, as there is no cozy area (except 2 hammocks) and no hostel‑organised offers to meet others.
Anna·2 weeks ago