Morada City Hostel

The owners and staff were genuinely kind and helpful during my two nights at Morada. I don't write reviews often, but they made the place feel more like home than just another bed, so I wanted to thank them. It's safe and clean, and they've thought of little practical details like hooks. The men's bathroom was small, while the women's was bigger, but it worked fine and had good hot water, so I have no complaint. The kitchen was well equipped, and the free hot coffee was a nice perk. I also liked the common lounge spaces, and the couple of nearby restaurants I walked to were fantastic, including banana verde. There was great artwork in the alleys within a ten-minute walk, too. Staff spoke conversational Portuguese, Spanish, and English really well.

Nathalia and her fiancé Daniel were great and helped us book football tickets. The stay was awesome, very clean and comfortable. Thank you!

It's a brand new hostel, and Nathalia, the host, was so helpful while I was there.

I had nothing to complain about, only good things to say. Nathália at reception was thoughtful and helped me with everything I needed. On my last day I checked out, left my things there so I could go sightseeing, then came back and used the lounge to rest before leaving the city. I stayed in the women's dorm, which has four beds with curtains. I was alone in the room for almost my whole stay, which was great for me. Upstairs there's a bathroom just for women, with lockers where you can leave your toiletries instead of carrying them each time you shower. The hostel also has a well-equipped kitchen, including an air fryer. I highly recommend it if you're looking for a quiet, organized hostel.