Junglez Eco Hostel

This was the worst hostel I've ever stayed in. When we arrived, the house looked very different from the photos in terms of upkeep. There was dust, cobwebs, mold, and a horrible smell, especially from the sofas. The toilets had flushing problems, and there were cockroaches in the bedrooms and bathrooms. I killed around 20 in one bathroom alone. The refrigerator didn't work properly, the beds left a lot to be desired, and the curtain was moldy. We rented the entire place, not just a hostel room, yet people were still walking through the house while we were trying to clean. If none of that bothers you, maybe it'll be a good stay for you.

A terrible place to spend a vacation. The house smelled bad and was dirty, with cockroaches and ants everywhere. The bedding smelled moldy, and the bathrooms couldn't all be used at the same time. Kitchen items were old, and some were rusty, just gross. There's no microwave, the stove is bad, and the refrigerator doesn't cool. I don't recommend it.

We rented the whole house with friends, but it was badly maintained and didn't match most of the photos. There was trash in the bins when we arrived, it hadn't been cleaned, and several cockroaches showed up. It took three days for us to get rid of them all ourselves. There was a leak, a toilet that was leaking, exposed wiring, and very old appliances and kitchen utensils. The pool didn't look especially clean either. The plants and the hammock area for relaxing were okay, but there were far more downsides than good points. The owner should make changes and update the structure. The place has been left behind, and it lacks the basics.

The pool was the only good thing, but we couldn't clean it properly because the house didn't have the equipment. The house was full of cockroaches and smelled awful, and the kitchen utensils were old. There are three bathrooms, but you can't use them all at once, and the Wi-Fi is terrible. The stay wasn't merely bad, it was awful. I wouldn't stay there again and don't recommend it.