Shared
4-bed mixed dorm
Two bunks, four beds, no excuse not to meet people.
Bathroom: Shared bathroom (not en suite)
Private room
Double room
One double bed and a door that closes.
- Capacity
- 2 people Booking.com sells it as a “Double Room” with one double bed.
- Beds
- 1 double bed
- Bathroom
- To be confirmed — listings disagree AskBooking.com’s automatic description mentions private bathrooms; an answer from the property in Booking.com’s Q&A says the double has no private bathroom.
The room
If you’re travelling as a couple or just want to close the door at the end of the night, the double has one double bed.
Booking.com lists two products called “Double Room” and the listings disagree about the bathroom. Ask which one is available and what its bathroom is like before you book.
There are no twin rooms (two separate beds), according to an answer from the property.
On every bed in the hostel
- Mosquito net
- Fan
- Big locker
- Sheets and blankets included
- Towels: ask AskThe hostel says “towels if you need”; Hostelworld lists them for hire.
What to expect
- Social atmosphere: the bar has music and events most nights, sometimes until late. Bring earplugs if you’re a light sleeper.
- Adults only (18+). No pets. No curfew; 24-hour reception.
- Check-in 14:00–24:00 and check-out before 11:00, per the hostel (Booking.com says 24 h).
- Breakfast isn’t included in the standard rate. Free coffee and drinking water.
- Bring cash: ATMs are scarce in Palomino and listings disagree about card payments.
To confirm with the hostel
- Private or shared bathroom.
- What differs between the two doubles on Booking.com.
- Room size.
How it’s listed
- Booking.com: «Double Room (×2)»
Sources: Booking.com (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com (Spanish) (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com — questions answered by the property (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
The hostel around it.
Real photos of the hostel, not of this room.
Questions about this stay
Are there rooms with a private bathroom?
The 4-bed dorm uses a shared bathroom (not en suite). For the double room, listings disagree: Booking.com lists two versions, and an answer from the property says the double has no private bathroom. If you need one, confirm with the hostel before booking. There are no twin rooms.
Confirm with the hostel before booking
Sources: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com — questions answered by the property (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
What comes with each bed? Lockers and towels?
According to the hostel, every bed has a mosquito net, a fan and a big locker, with sheets and blankets. The 4-bed dorm beds also have a curtain. Towels are described differently (“if you need” vs. for hire on Hostelworld) — ask or bring your own. Check whether you need a padlock for the locker.
Confirm with the hostel before booking
Source: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
Is it a quiet hostel?
No, and it doesn’t pretend to be. It’s a social hostel with a bar, music and events most nights. No quiet hours are published, and some guests mention music until 2–3 am. Light sleeper? Bring earplugs… or join the party.
Sources: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) · Hostelworld — events published by the hostel (opens in a new tab) · Tripadvisor — restaurant (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
What are check-in and check-out times?
The hostel publishes on Hostelworld: check-in 14:00–24:00 and check-out before 11:00. Booking.com shows both as “available 24 hours”. Reception is 24 hours. Arriving late? Let them know. Late check-out is available for a fee.
Confirm with the hostel before booking
Sources: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
What’s the cancellation policy?
The hostel’s policy on Hostelworld: cancel at least 3 days before arrival; late cancellations and no-shows are charged the first night. Hostelworld takes a 15% deposit and also sells non-refundable rates. On Booking.com it depends on the rate — check your booking conditions.
Sources: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
How do I pay? Are cards accepted?
Listings disagree here: Hostelworld says credit cards aren’t accepted, while Booking.com shows cards and cash. Confirm with the hostel and bring cash — ATMs are scarce in Palomino. Per Hostelworld, taxes are included.
Confirm with the hostel before booking
Sources: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com (opens in a new tab) · Colombia Travel (ProColombia) — Palomino (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)