International Hostel Andaina

1 Christoph Marywood - a month ago

I am unsure if this place is even still open. Despite having a booking, they have not replied to any contact to confirm it. My wife and I have tried calling and they don't answer the phone. We wrote them on Facebook. Nothing. Sent a direct email to the email address provided online and no reply. We are thinking of canceling because we're unsure if they will be open when we arrive.

4 Atenas García Gámez - 3 months ago

Rooms can be noisy if you get the ones near to the main street. Otherwise it is a nice place to rest after the long hours walking around Oaxaca downtown.

4 Marilyn Solomon - 8 months ago

Large clean room, comforty bed, decent pillows. Building is over 4 floors, lots of space out of your room for relaxing, co-working, 360 view on terrace. Very clean throughout including bathrooms. Kitchen okay, time to update the gym equipment and increase sun loungers.

5 Maria Rita - 10 months ago

This place has definitely made my stay in Oaxaca very comfortable! The staff is amazing, the place is very spacious and you have different quiet rooms where you can chill or work. The mini gym is perfect for a workout or stretch and the kitchen is always clean. In fact the entire hostel is super clean as the staff cleans the common areas multiple times during the day.
I thank all the staff for their help and friendliness and I'm sure I'll stay there again If I'm back in Oaxaca city.

4 Joe Thomas - 8 months ago

Very cheap hostel with tons of communal space and a large rooftop which I nearly missed. I found as a lone traveler it was very quiet and not much atmosphere but that was how it was when I was there. If you want space, quiet and comfortable this is a good hostel. The WiFi isn’t so good be warned and the building echos a lot!

4 Federico Bava - 8 months ago

Very nice hostel. Well kept, huge amount of space in common areas, very helpful staff, refill water. Terraces and even a basic gym...
It was not a 5 star for me as the water was barely warm when we were there.

4 Sj Moore - a year ago

Clean, comfortable and spacious. A landmark building near everything Centro. Street-side rooms can be a little noisy from buses - on the other hand, those same buses make it one of the easiest hostels to get to by public transport. Pretty much any bus marked Centro via Ty Palacios will get you within 100 metres if not at the front door. Has the potential to be one of the best hostels in Mexico when "normality" returns. Kitchen facilities are inadequate, however, so don't go buying a week's worth of groceries or planning marathon "master chef" sessions. Presumably there will be a cook providing meals once things resume. I gather from past reviews there were numerous kitchens previously. This appears not to be the case now. There is one on the top floor. It's basically a one- or two-person kitchen at best. There are literally dozens of places to eat economically within two blocks though, not the least of which is the second-floor bar (Rey de Oros) right across the road: soup, choice of three entrés, vegetables, rice, beans, tortillas, drink and dessert for 70 pesos. Maybe try that.