Nomades beach - Adventure Hostels

The staff worked hard at cleaning every day, but the place still didn’t feel very tidy or clean. The kitchen utensils weren’t very clean, and the filtered water looked a little green. Rooms were dim, and the coworking area was poorly lit with no proper meeting space. There also weren’t enough hooks for clothes in the bathroom. On the plus side, it’s very close to the beach and a big supermarket.

I was in a private room for just one night, and while I was out someone came in and took money from my backpack. There are no cameras in the hallways. It’s the sort of hostel where lots of locals live or hang out. I was robbed here.

The staff and guests are treated with a complete lack of respect, and you’re made to feel like a nuisance for being there. I’ve never had hospitality feel so cold and careless. The management is shameful, and it honestly feels as if they’re trying to scam guests. Communication is terrible: nobody gives straight answers, and when you raise a problem, it gets ignored or brushed aside with an attitude. Basic hygiene seems like no priority at all. The showers barely work, broken things stay broken, and the dirty facilities, along with electrical issues, made the place feel unsafe. Don’t spend your time or money here. There are plenty of better, safer hostels. It needs a whole change in management, and until that happens, I wouldn’t recommend staying here under any circumstances.

The hygiene here was extremely poor, and I developed a skin rash after staying. Treating it cost me much more than staying somewhere else that follows hygiene standards would have. Volunteers operate the place, while the employed staff manage it poorly. The prices don’t reflect the actual condition or standards you get. I can’t recommend staying here.